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The road of Cremona's flavours

The best elements of Cremona's territory in a selection of products, places and itineraries proposed by The Road of Cremona'sFlavours.

where
Where
Infopoint Cremona
Piazza del Comune, 5, Cremona
contacts
Contacts
+ 39 03

The Road of Cremona’s Flavours, in the land of Stradivari, is an association that includes 90 restaurants, farms, public institutions, and private companies in Cremona’s Province, a territory rich in resources and places full of art and culture, where the music is always the protagonist.  
The territory is worth a visit and a slow walk following the rhythm of your pace to enjoy and taste places full of history and traditions. 
The quality, the attention to the greedy tourists, the productive strength of the province and the sense of hospitality, typical of the people who live in the land of Stradivari, are the fundamental points on which is based the success of The Road of Cremona’s Taste 

Info: https://sites.google.com/view/stradagustocremonese/home


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Take me here: La Strada del Gusto Cremonese

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