Emilia-Romagna Travel Guide

This story originally appeared on FoodandWine.com. It seems like there's a new method of ranking restaurants every week, but this one has seriously... Read More

Since Ancient Roman times, the city of Parma has been considered Italy’s gastronomic capital. Nestled in the Po Valley in the heart of Emilia... Read More

Everyone knows Italy is home to some of the world’s best food, and now it’s home to the best restaurant in the world.Osteria Francescana, in Modena, has... Read More

Surely you’ve played this game: Are you a hotel person, or an inn person?My answer has always been firm: I am not an inn person. The homey rooms, the... Read More

Between Porsche and Ferrari, who wins the race for best new automobile museum?Porsche Pavilion at the Autostadt, Wolfsburg, GermanyLocation is... Read More

In 2012, I crossed one major dream trip off my list: a gluttonous tour of Italy, focusing on agriturismos throughout Emilia Romagna. And while it may... Read More

Some of us go to Italy to spend a day (or three, or more) swooning over Caravaggios and Berninis, but all of us, deep down, go to Italy to eat. How... Read More

As you speed along the ship’s top-deck raft ride, waves break at the ocean’s surface 150 feet below. It’s an acrophobe’s nightmare—and could be the most... Read More

Day One: Brussels to Frankfurt (340 miles)Before hitting the road, head to Place du Grand Sablon for a breakfast of—what else?—Belgian waffles. Angle... Read More

Venice: On the Campo San Zanipolo, look out for the rounded pediments that adorn the elegant 15th-century façade of Scuola Grande di San Marco, by... Read More

Cross-cultural pollination means that both the croissant and the bagel have traveled far from home, and the “continental breakfast” still reigns supreme... Read More

San Diego just opened the Port Pavilion on Broadway Pier, the first in the U.S. designed to meet LEED Silver standards for environmentally friendly... Read More

Bespoke travel agent Andrea Grisdale leads the way to the area’s best shopping.Andrea Grisdale has visited just about every corner of Italy, yet the... Read More

At the rental-car return in Milan’s Malpensa airport, I take a last pensive sniff of our Fiat Panda. Someone should bottle the scent and call it Aroma... Read More

In early winter I travel with my good friend Aggie Gund along my favorite northern Italian route. This is where I came as a child with my parents, who... Read More