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Are you looking for places and activities to do with the whole family between Parma, Piacenza and Reggio Emilia<\/strong>?
\nHere is a 3-day itinerary<\/strong> to experience the Emilia area in a child-friendly way.<\/p>\n

Cervarezza (RE): Cerwood Adventure Park<\/span><\/h3>\n

Our itinerary starts in the province of Reggio Emilia, inside the Tuscan-Emilian Apennines National Park<\/a>; here, in addition to numerous excursions suitable for children<\/a>, there is Cerwood<\/a>, the largest Adventure Park in Italy<\/strong> (open from April to October).<\/p>\n

\"Cerwood,
Cerwood Adventure Park, Cervarezza (RE)<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

For the little ones<\/a>, in addition to the Baby and Junior playground<\/a>, the park offers 11 Adventure Trails<\/a><\/strong> with activities suspended among the trees up to two and a half meters above the ground (accessible above the height meter), the Dwarfs Path<\/a><\/strong>, an easy circular route, and the Tubby Tracks<\/a><\/strong> for thrilling slides with rubber dinghy.
\nA mountain bike rental<\/strong> is also available on site, to go and explore the surrounding centuries-old beech forest.<\/p>\n

Parma: the Talking Statues and the Puppets Castle<\/span><\/h3>\n

The second stop leads us to discover the city of Parma<\/a> in a very original way<\/strong>: it’s the Talking Teens project<\/a><\/strong> a special audio guide over the phone thanks to which kids will be able to discover the history of the city and its most famous personalities by receiving a phone call directly from Giuseppe Verdi<\/strong>, Arturo Toscanini, Giuseppe Garibaldi, Parmigianino, Correggio, and others.<\/p>\n

\"Parma,
Parma, the bench with the statue of Giuseppe Verdi Ph. Vivida Photo PC via shutterstock solo uso editoriale<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

The complete itinerary includes 16 statues<\/a>, located in the squares of the city (here’s the map<\/a>); once you arrive at the place where the statue is located, you can choose to receive the call in 3 ways<\/strong>:
\n1. dialing the telephone number shown on the license plate;
\n2. by scanning the QR code;
\n3. by downloading the App (for iOS<\/a> or for Android<\/a>).
\nThe phone call, lasting approximately 2-3 minutes, is available in Italian or English; you can also receive a video call in LIS, the Italian sign language.<\/p>\n

After a walk in the city, a recommended stop with children in Parma is the Castello dei Burattini<\/a><\/strong> (Puppets Castle), one of the most important collections in Italy dedicated to animation theater<\/a>, which is located on the ground floor of the former monastery of Saint Paul<\/a>.
\nThe museum itinerary<\/a>, with free admission, is made up of 5 rooms, in which you can observe marionettes and puppets<\/strong>, but also playbills, posters, scenographic devices, and scripts that the Parmesan puppeteer Giordano Ferrari<\/a> has collected in over sixty years of activity.<\/p>\n

Boschi di Carrega Park: ampoule treasure hunt<\/span><\/h3>\n

A few kilometers from Parma there is a small forest<\/strong> known and used since the Farnese era, the Boschi di Carrega Regional Park<\/a>. Here, among oak and chestnut woods, meadows & small artificial ponds, it’s possible to go hunting for\u00a0Blowing in the Woods<\/em> ampoules<\/strong>.<\/p>\n

\"Parco
Parco dei Boschi di Carrega, Blowing in the woods Ph. VisitEmilia<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

More or less hidden around the woods, hanging from the trees, there are in fact numerous little bottles<\/strong>; once found, it will be possible to extract the sheet they contain and discover for each one the message they hold<\/strong> – a message dedicated to nature, biodiversity and respect for the environment.<\/p>\n

Fontanellato: the Masone Labyrinth<\/span><\/h3>\n

Moving to the next stop towards the north-west, we reach Fontanellato<\/a> and the Labirinto della Masone<\/a><\/strong>, the largest labyrinth in the world<\/strong>, designed by Franco Maria Ricci<\/a> and made entirely with bamboo plants of 20 different species, between 30 cm and 15 mt high.<\/p>\n

The route is over 3 km long<\/strong> and allows adults and children to experience an adventure worthy of Alice in Wonderland<\/em>.<\/p>\n

\"Fontanellato,
Fontanellato, Labirinto della Masone Ph. @oissela_93<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

In the heart of the labyrinth<\/strong>, there are some buildings with fascinating architecture where the artworks collected by Franco Maria Ricci<\/a><\/strong> during his life are on display: a journey through the History of Art spanning over 5 centuries, with works ranging from the Sixteenth to the Twentieth century.<\/p>\n

Castell’Arquato: the Fortress of the Knights<\/span><\/h3>\n

The itinerary continues in the province of Piacenza, to reach a place that seems to have come out of a legend or an adventure film with ladies and knights. We’re talking about the village and castle of Castell’Arquato<\/a><\/strong>, whose fortified profile, full of towers, bell towers & crenelated walls<\/strong>, stands out over the surrounding area.<\/p>\n

It’s no coincidence that this fortress was chosen as one of the sets of the famous film Ladyhawke<\/a>. But the village is also one of the Most Beautiful Villages in Italy<\/a> as well as one of the Italian Touring Club’s Orange Flag villages<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\"Castell'Arquato
Castell’Arquato Ph. Colombo Nicola via shutterstock<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Here, a walk through the alleys of the village up to the\u00a0monumental square<\/strong> overlooked by the Palazzo del Podest\u00e0, the Collegiate Church and the imposing Rocca Viscontea<\/a><\/strong> is a must. The view that can be enjoyed from the high keep alone is worth the visit to the Fortress, but inside there’s also a Museum of Medieval Life, with models of war machines and a reconstructed weapons room.<\/p>\n

Gropparello Castle: the Park of Fairy Tales<\/span><\/h3>\n

The last stop on our child-friendly Emilian itinerary is the Castle of Gropparello<\/a><\/strong>, a medieval fortification immersed in the Vezzeno valley, built on a rocky promontory of volcanic origin.<\/p>\n

In this scenic manor, surrounded by crenelated walls and dominated by two towers (the entrance one with a drawbridge and the mighty central keep), according to legend, the ghost of Rosania Fulgosio<\/a> still roams today.<\/p>\n

\"Castello
Gropparello Castle | Ph. @donnavagabonda via facebook<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Inside the park of the Gropparello Castle there’s the Parco delle Fiabe<\/a><\/strong> (Park of the Fairy Tales), a place specially designed to make children experience the magical atmosphere of fairy tales, among knights, fairies, elves and witches<\/strong>. Here, accompanied by costumed guides, the children are involved in medieval fairy-tale imagery, moving along paths, small hidden gardens and clearings.<\/p>\n

Inside the park, there are also the Vezzeno Gorge<\/a><\/strong> and the Museum of the Rising Rose<\/a><\/strong>.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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