Tee Times have put together the following three areas in the Emilia Romagna Region for your golf in Italy trip to cater for our wide range of clients. These areas will cater, not only for people who wish to do their own thing but for those who wish to improve their golf, mix their golf with some culture or would like to try other activities while on their golf in Italy break.
We have tried to think of everything but if there is a type of trip that you wish to take part in and we have not listed it then please feel free to contact us and we will do our utmost to accommodate you.
To book a golf in Italy break to Emilia Romagna, simply tell us the area that you wish to play in and then choose the hotel and golf courses you wish to play from the list and we will do the rest. Remember if you wish us to arrange any activity which you would like to do during your stay then please let us know and we can book it for you.
We believe all our clients should have a fantastic experience whilst on their golf in Italy trip and so all our golf breaks have been carefully put together so as you will get the best from your stay in this wonderful country.
If you require more information on any of these golf in Italy breaks areas please fill in the enquiry page and send it to us or alternatively call our office on the telephone number provided on the enquiry page.
Because Tee Times believe that its golf in italy breaks should be an experience to be enjoyed we have listed many extra activities within these three different areas for you to enjoy whilst away from the golf course. So if you fancy a golf in Italy trip with a difference then please contact us and we can fit these into your golf break.
In Tee Times west area of Emilia Romagna you can explore and enjoy the wonderful architecture and museums of Parma, with a visit to the Cathedral and Baptistery of this ancient city. A visit to the lands of Giuseppe Verdi and the house in Roncole di Busseto when he was born on the 10th October 1813. And why not go to enjoy the magical world of classical music at the Regio Theatre which is also in Parma. Also while in Parma you may wish to experience a medieval meal in the castles of the former Duchies of Parma and Piacenza, where you will be surrounded by the sound of horns, epic duels and beautiful ladies and splendid noble men.
If that's too exhausting you may wish to take a trip to Salsomaggiore or Tabiano to spend time relaxing in their wonderful spas. And for a more moder approach why not get us to arrange tickets to see Parma play football who are in the Italian Seria A or take a trip to the Fidenza Village Outlet where you can buy some fantastic items for excellent prices.
There is much to do in our central area and if you are a looking for something different then this is the area to come. The famous car manufacturers of Ferrari and Lamborghini are based in the area so a visit to their museums and the official Ferrari shop in Maranello is a must. Ducati is also close by so a visit to their company and official shop in Bologna is not to be missed. The Modena area is famous for its wines and balsamic vinegar and a trip around the wineries and producers will leave you wanting to return again. You can even take in cooking lessons while you are in Bologna and learn how to prepare the famous pasta.
If site seeing is your thing then you will not be disappointed, you can go cycling through the beautiful Po Delta Park which has the natural oasis of the Comacchio and Mesola Forest. Spend a day exploring the splendid palaces and enchanting and narrow medieval streets of Ferrara, home of the Este family and which is known as the capital city of bicycles. Bologna is a must visit university city and you can spend time shopping in the Galleria Cavour, buy some gastronomic delicacies from Tamburini in the city centre and enjoy a coffee and watch the world go by in one of the outdoor cafes on Piazza Maggiore. For the more energetic you can walk along Bologna's 40km of porticoes.
If you wish to get out of the city then the surrounding hills are a real treat and you can climb to the marvellous Bascilica of San Luca.
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Our third area of Emilia Romagna brings us closer to the sea. So if you wish to relax on the wonderful beaches of the Adriatic coast then this is for you.
A visit to the amusement and theme parks of Mirabilandia, Aquafan and Italia in Miniature are fun to visit and are situated on the Adriatic coast.
For those who wish to saviour some culture then a day at Ravenna which is famed for its incredible Byzantine mosaics and splendid monuments which UNESCO has named as a world Heritage site is not to be missed. There is also the mausoleums of Galla Placidia and Teodorico, as well as the Basilicas of Sant Apollinare Nuovo, Sant Apollinare in Classe San Vitale.
If wines are your thing then a visit to Sforza Fortress in Dozza, near Bologna is a must.
You can relax in the spa town of Riolo after visiting the splendid fortress and medieval hamlet of Brisighella and why not climb the road that leads to the top of the Republic of San Marino where you can enjoy spectacular views that span from the Valmarecchia Park and as far as San Leo, Torriana and Mount Carpegna.
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So if we have made your mouth water at these fabulous things to do and see while in any of our three Emilia Romagna areas then get in touch and we'll organise you a golf in Italy trip with a difference. |
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