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La nostra esperienza comincia di prima mattina con la visita a un caseificio di Parmigiano Reggiano, una piccola azienda a filiera chiusa, per seguire l’intero percorso produttivo del re dei formaggi, dall’alimentazione delle bovine alla stagionatura, e per poter assistere da vicino – fianco a fianco del maestro casaro – alle prime fasi della lavorazione. Per arrivare al caseificio dal centro di Parma occorrono 20 minuti. Una guida locale privata sarà dedicata a te e alla tua famiglia o gruppo di amici per tutta la giornata e risponderà alle tue domande, spiegando passo dopo passo cosa stai osservando. Vedrai l'intero processo di produzione del re dei formaggi, dall'alimentazione delle bovine da latte alla stagionatura del formaggio. Potrai vivere l'esperienza dell'estrazione dell'enorme massa di formaggio dalla caldaia fianco a fianco del maestro casaro, immergendoti nei profumi della sala di produzione. La visita è coronata da una deliziosa degustazione verticale di Parmigiano Reggiano. Imparerai ad assaggiarlo come un sommelier di formaggi, analizzandolo attraverso il senso della vista, dell’olfatto e del gusto.
3 h Ingresso gratuitoLa seconda tappa della mattinata ci porta alla scoperta dei segreti dell’Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale di Reggio Emilia, in una piccola azienda famigliare legata al territorio, alla tradizione e alla semplicità dei tempi passati. Scopriremo i segreti dell'Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale, uno dei gioielli nascosti e ancora poco conosciuti del territorio reggiano e modenese. Visiteremo un produttore di Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale e la visita sarà seguita da una degustazione di Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale invecchiato 12 anni, 20 anni e 25 anni e di condimenti balsamici invecchiati 3 anni e 10 anni. Occorrono 10 minuti per arrivare al produttore di Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale partendo dal Caseificio di Parmigiano Reggiano.
1 h 15 min Ingresso gratuitoIl tour enogastronomico della mattinata si conclude con una visita in cantina e degustazione di vini. Conosceremo le fasi della produzione dei metodi classici, dei rifermentati in bottiglia e dei fermi. Potremo toccare con mano tutte le operazioni che il “Vigneron” esegue per produrre vini biologici nelle terre matildiche, caratterizzate da colline tondeggianti e dal profilo aspro dei calanchi. Occorrono 20 minuti per raggiungere la cantina dal produttore di Aceto Balsamico Tradizionale.
2 h Ingresso gratuitoFaremo una sosta fotografica ai piedi del borgo medievale e del castello di Torrechiara. L'ingresso non è incluso. Dalla cantina vinicola occorrono 30 minuti per arrivare al castello di Torrechiara.
15 min Ingresso non inclusoCi dirigeremo verso uno stabilimento di Prosciutto attraversando la meravigliosa regione delle colline parmensi. Visiteremo uno stabilimento dove viene prodotto il famoso Prosciutto di Parma. Scopriremo i segreti della dolcezza del Prosciutto di Parma visitando tutti gli ambienti utilizzati durante il processo produttivo: la sala di produzione e le macchine di salatura, le stanze di primo e secondo sale, pre-riposo, riposo, lavaggio, pre-stagionatura e stagionatura. La visita sarà seguita da una degustazione di Prosciutto di Parma e salumi tradizionali accompagnati da un bicchiere di vino DOC Colli Parmensi. Occorrono 15 minuti per arrivare al Prosciuttificio dal Castello di Torrechiara e 40 minuti per tornare a Parma al termine del tour.
1 h 15 min Ingresso gratuitoÈ disponibile il pick-up in hotel, oppure puoi presentarti al punto di partenza.
Hotel pick-up e drop-off sono inclusi nell’opzione “Prezzo comprensivo di trasporto”. Quando i viaggiatori selezionano l’Opzione “Prezzo Trasporto Escluso”, trasporto, hotel pick-up e drop-off non sono inclusi: l’incontro avviene al punto di partenza indicato, è necessario utilizzare il proprio mezzo di trasporto e seguire la guida con la propria auto.
Per ottenere un rimborso completo, cancella la prenotazione almeno 24 ore prima della partenza programmata.
Michelle was fabulous! So knowledgeable of history, culture, food/wine processing. Enjoyed full day of parmigiana dairy farm, balsamic vinegar making, organic wine vineyard, and prosciutto house. Highly recommend!!
An Amazing Day in Parma! My wife, daughter and I spent 10 hours exploring the Parma region with Michelle, and we couldn’t have been happier with the experience. Everything went perfectly from beginning to end. We were picked up at our hotel and dropped back off at the end of the day, so it was completely easy and stress-free. The best part was getting a real behind-the-scenes look at the region. We went off the beaten path, traveling along back roads and winding roads through some beautiful countryside and visiting small local producers that most tourists would never get to see. There were very few tourists around, which made it feel like we were seeing the real Parma. Michelle was fantastic. She knew so much about the area and was happy to answer all of our questions. We learned about the long traditions of making Parmigiano Reggiano, Parma ham, and balsamic, along with so much history about the region and the people who live there. The lunch break while trying local organic wine was a wonderful refreshing time in the middle. What really made the day special was that Michelle gave us a local’s perspective. It felt like we were seeing Parma through the eyes of someone who truly knows and loves the area. We are so glad we took this tour and would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to get beyond the typical tourist experience and see the real Parma. Michelle was informative, personable, and a wonderful guide. A fantastic day in Italy that we’ll remember for a long time!❤️
How can a tour to see some cheese and ham be life changing? Well, have Michelle as your tour guide! She has completely changed my experience in Italy. She toured us around a Parmigiano factory, where somehow she went into such incredible, and eye opening detail about the handmade painstaking craft of making cheese wheels. We were allowed to walk and experience every part of the factory from the on-site dairy farm, the giant vats where the cheese was first formed and the several rooms afterwards where the cheese is aged. Through her eyes, we are able to experience the passion and dedication these cheese experts have passed down for generations, taking pride in everything they do. From there we went to a balsamic vinegar tasting, where the owner himself works every part of the process. She showed us the rooms he ages the vinegar, original to his grandfather and those that came before him. Next we went to a vineyard, where we saw the natural wine making process, and had a delicious lunch- no one was hungry! Finally we went to a Parma ham factory where we saw the process of salting and curing the meat, met with the owner and her two sons who run the factory. It was truly a special day, to see entire lives dedicated to something that you mindlessly might pick up at a grocery store. No pesticides or chemicals all day- just like they made it originally- using regenerative farming as always intended. Michelle and the places she chose were truly unique. If you are the fence and want to experience something, message her- you will not be disappointed.
This was one of the most informative tours I’ve ever taken. My friends and I learned so much about Italian food culture, which made us appreciate Italian cuisine even more. Michelle was not only a wonderful guide but also an incredibly warm and welcoming person. I was amazed by the depth of her knowledge and her willingness to share it with all of us. The entire day was perfectly organized—from the 7:30 a.m. pickup to the 4:00 p.m. drop-off at our Airbnb. Everything exceeded our expectations. Highly recommended!
This tour was exceptional! Michele is like a walking encyclopedia of knowledge about the region and is so passionate and has so much pride in the treasures of Parma, Modena and Reggio Emilia. Each stop was fascinating and gave us a new appreciation for the labor and craftsmanship that go into the products they produce. The people behind the products were so kind and gracious with their space, knowledge and expertise. Lunch was at a beautiful winery. This has been our favorite tour of our 17 day Italy trip. It's one we will not forget!
We travel quite frequently and have completed many private and group tours. Michelle is "hands-down" the best guide we have ever had in any country. Having done a few walking food tours as well as a cooking class in other Italian regions, we were ready to dive deeper into the history and the "why" of the Emilia-Romagna region and its world famous specialty foods. We wanted a private day with a knowledgeable local (who spoke fluent English) and after a bit of research found Michelle (Artemilia Tours). We were in Milan for work so we popped on the 1.5 hr. train to Parma early one morning. Michelle and Guido (the wonderful driver) picked us up in a beautiful Mercedes sedan. Michelle who grew up in the area, filled us in on the history of the Emilia-Romagna area as we drove. Her passion for the generational producers of the areas was magnetic. We went first to a small (30 wheels a day) Parmigiano Reggiano producer. We were THE ONLY guests in the facility and got to experience actual production at all stages of the cheese and I can't even begin to detail the knowledge we took away. We ended our time with a tasting and the purchase of several different chunks of 1-3 year aged cheese (they even provided special storage bags so that the cheese will keep after opened). After the PR maker, we drove through the lovely countryside,learning more about the area, to what looked like a large home. In fact, this was one of the very few generational artisanal balsamic producers left in the region. This man's entire three-story, childhood home was filled with balsamic vinegar at different stages of processing. He and Michelle, took us through the home and explained the very regulated and stringent process of producing true balsamic vinegar. We sampled both 10 and 25 year vinegars and left with several certified bottles. From the balsamic maker we went on to Barbaterre to sample their full array of organic wine paired with local charcuterie, cheeses, breads and salads. The wine was so incredibly lovely that we ordered a case sent to the US. We each had 5-6 very good glasses of their wines which Michelle was able to explain in detail and to walk us through the notes of the tastings. After our 8 hour day of eating and drinking, Michelle brought us back to Parma where we then explored on our own for a few hours visiting her recommended places including the fantastic Galleria Nazionale di Parma museum which has AMAZING archeological artifacts and art. Michelle had more than "tour guide relationships" with each of these places: she clearly knew them all and revered their artistry. Her knowledge was deep and her excitement was contagious. Additionally, she had higher education in the history of the area as well as sommelier and balsamic vinegar tasting education. We highly recommend Michelle and her company Artemilia.
We did the Parmigiano Reggiano, Balsamic Vinegar and Parma Ham Tasting private Tour (7hrs) and we had a fantastic time with Guido our driver and Roberta our guide. First, the car is very spacious and extremely clean and Guido is an excellent driver. We were offered complimentary bottles of water which were appreciated since it was 36 degrees on the day of the visit. Roberta is a passionate guide, her knowledge seems infinite and she is very sympathetic. We started with a private visit of a dairy farm to see all the operations from milk to parmigiano regiano followed by a tasting of 4 different ages of parmigiano regiano as well as fresh ricotta, still warm ( far better than anything we can find in the grocery stores). We then proceeded to a producer of authentic balsamic vinegar. Again Roberta was able to explain all aspects of the production clearly and included little known facts and stories that made it fun. We tasted different ages of balsamic vinegar and condiments. Our last stop was to visit a family owned company that produces prosciutto di Parma where we were offered a tasting plate of 3 different meats. This tour lasted 7 hours but it went by very fast because it was so interesting. If you are curious about food and tradition, this is just the tour that you need. We appreciated the fact that it was private ( just Roberta and us) every place we visited, the fact that we did not have to drive ourselves, the fact that we got to taste everything and did not feel pressured to buy anything and most of all the fact that we learned so much about 3 of Emilia-Romagna specialties. We highly recommend this tour.
My husband and I had an incredible day with Michell as we traveled to farms and winery’s near Parma. Michelle is so knowledgeable and passionate about the local foods. She has long established relationships with premier producers that we could never have discovered on our own. And she is also great company. The perfect person to spent the day in the beautiful Parma countryside, visiting some of the world’s most delicious food providers.
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Dura 10 h.
È disponibile il pick-up in hotel, oppure puoi presentarti al punto di partenza.
Sì. Cancella fino a 24 ore prima dell'orario di inizio per un rimborso completo.
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