The walk starts from the Rocca, symbol of the city and the ancient domination of the Gonzaga. Inside you can also admire the Theater. The visit then continues towards the beautiful Piazza Unità d'Italia, of Renaissance origin and overlooked by the Church of Santo Stefano built by Alfonso I Gonzaga in 1567; the facade is eighteenth-century.
A day in Novellara can not be considered complete without a visit to the Acetaia Comunale, a real highlight of the city.
The museum, is located on the noble floor of the fortress of Novellara, and develops along thirteen exhibition halls, five of which are dedicated to L...
On the ground floor on the western side of the Gonzaga Castle in Novellara, in the second half of the 16th century, a court theatre was designed and r...
Piazza Unità d'Italia is the heart of the town, dotted with historic shops and the scene of parties and markets. It is a large rectangular area, enclo...
The municipal Acetaia, where the precious Balsamic Vinegar ages, is located in the attic of the east wing of the Gonzaga Castle, in the heart of the h...
