CREMONA
Capital of music from the Violin Museum to the Auditorium and UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage. In the square, medieval architecture. At the table, the unmistakable torrone
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October, 1441. In Cremona, the marriage of Bianca Maria Visconti and Francesco Sfora is celebrated. Among the gifts, a historic mix of egg whites, honey and almonds. The Torrone is born.
Tourism Cremona. Come November, the adored local sweet gets its time in the spotlight with a special festival. At the unique event, booths and banks are adorned with the specialty among below the Torrazzo tower and medieval architecture. The Cathedral of Santa Maria Assunta, affectionately referred to as the Sistine Chapel of the Po Valley by critic Longhi, enchants with stunning frescoes. The loggia with its 14th century statues has always been a place to chat and come together. Dotting the various small alleys of the city, are over 150 ateliers crafting violins and other stringed instruments.
Following the techniques passed down for generations, this precise art has garnered the city recognition with UNESCO as a World Intangible World Heritage. To preserve it all is the Violin Museum, conserving the violins of the Amati, Guarnieri, and the Stradivari. Listen to one of the historic instruments in the Auditorium designed by acoustics master Yasuhisa Toyota, where the scooped space will have you feeling like you’re in the instrument.
Do not miss the visit to the Civic Museum Ala Ponzone and the more hidden side of the Roman Cremona, enclosed between the aisles of the Archaeological Museum, told by the restored domus of the Nymphaeum, with paintings and mosaic fragments.
- Discover Lombardy
- CREMONA
Experiences
Cremona drone effect
- Art & Culture

Cremona in a weekend
- Lifestyle

Cremona: walled cities
- Villages

From Como to Cremona
- Cycle Tourism

10 Good Reasons to Visit Cremona
- Lifestyle

Museums Cremona
- Art & Culture

Monuments Cremona
- Art & Culture

Theaters Cremona
- Art & Culture

At table, from Cremona to Mantua
- Food & Wine

What to eat in Cremona and the surrounding area
- Food & Wine

Lombard Mostarda Recipe
- Food & Wine

Places
Torrazzo of Cremona
- Art & Culture

The luthier workshops in Cremona
- Art & Culture

Duomo of Casalmaggiore
- Religious Tourism

Museum of Natural History
- Art & Culture

Ponchielli Theatre
- Art & Culture

Antonio Stradivari House
- Art & Culture

Ala Ponzone Museum
- Art & Culture

The Ropemakers' Museum
- Art & Culture

Santa Maria della Croce Sanctuary
- Religious Tourism

Palazzo Grasselli
- Art & Culture

Events
Cremona & Bricks
CremonaFiere
piazza Zelioli Lanzini, 1, Cremona
- Lifestyle

A new life for Stradivari’s house
Casa Stradivari
Corso Garibaldi, 57, Cremona
- Art & Culture

THE SOUND OF STRADIVARI
Auditorium G. Arvedi - Museo del Violino
Piazza Marconi, 5, Cremona
- Music and show

Where to sleep
PONTE DI RIALTO
Crema

VISCONTI
Cremona

CONTINENTAL
Cremona

LUNA RESIDENCE HOTEL
Casalmaggiore

HOTEL IMPERO
Cremona

ALBERGO IL TORCHIO
Pizzighettone

B&B HOTEL CREMONA
Cremona

HOTEL BIFI
Casalmaggiore

LOCANDA CA' ROSSA
San Giovanni in Croce

ESCONDIDO
Soresina

VILLA BORGHESI

ADDA HOTEL MOTEL
Spino d'Adda

CREMONA PALACE HOTEL
Castelverde

HOTEL SORESINA
Soresina

HOTEL MOTEL SPORTING
Ripalta Guerina

HOTEL ARPINI
Casale Cremasco-Vidolasco

HOTEL CREMONA VIALE
Cremona

HOTEL VECCHIO CASELLO
Castelleone

PARK HOTEL RESIDENCE
Crema

HOTEL DELLE INDUSTRIE
Casalmaggiore

IL TUO VIAGGIO inLOMBARDIA. PRENOTA QUI
How to arrive
BY PLANE
Milano Malpensa 155 km, Linate 100 km, Orio al Serio 98 km
BY TRAIN
trenord.it
BY CAR
Autostrada A21
Information
INFOPOINT CREMONA
Piazza del Comune, 5, Cremona
T. +39 0372 407081
WIFI
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FIND OUT MORE
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Useful numbers
EMERGENCY
112
HOSPITAL
Ospedale di Cremona
Largo Priori, 1
T. +39 0372 4051
POLICE
Comando Provinciale Cremona
Viale Trento e Trieste, 58
T. + 39 0372 5581