Parco Nazionale
Parco Nazionale in Emilia-Romagna
4 towns
Emilia-Romagna holds 4 Parco Nazionale sites inside our catalogue. They are in the Forlì-Cesena and Parma provinces.
The three most recognized in our catalogue are Bagno di Romagna, Corniglio, and Portico e San Benedetto. 1 more town carries the mark alongside them.
The towns
Bagno di Romagna
Province: Forlì-Cesena · 491 m
A 491-meter thermal town at the head of the Savio valley, drawing on springs that have run at 47 degrees since Roman times.
Corniglio
Province: Parma · 690 m
A 690-meter Parma-Apennine commune inside the Tosco-Emiliano park, with a thirteenth-century Rossi castle and the Lagdei plateau above.
Portico e San Benedetto
Province: Forlì-Cesena · 309 m
A three-tier medieval borgo at 309 meters on the Montone river, capital of Florence's Romagna territories from 1386.
Premilcuore
Province: Forlì-Cesena · 459 m
A 459-meter walled borgo on the Rabbi river, an entry point to the Foreste Casentinesi from the Romagna side.
From elsewhere in Italy
Five more towns
Lugnano in Teverina
Province: Terni
A ridge town at 441 meters above the lower Tiber valley, with a 1230 Romanesque collegiata and a late-Roman infant cemetery on the hill below.
Cogne
Province: Aosta Valley
The mining town turned capital of the Gran Paradiso, the Aosta Valley's largest commune with 95 percent of its land inside Italy's oldest park.
Sperlinga
Province: Enna
A sandstone borgo at 750 meters in the Nebrodi foothills where a Norman castle and dwellings are carved into the rock as one continuous mass.
St. Ulrich
Province: Bolzano
A Ladin wood-carving town at 1,236 meters, set between two high plateaus.
Castagneto Carducci
Province: Livorno
A hilltop borgo at 194 meters above the Costa degli Etruschi, renamed for the poet Carducci in 1907 and the home of Bolgheri and Sassicaia.