Have you ever wondered where it was that Pavarotti created his genius? Well, the answer is in the Casa Museo Luciano Pavarotti, the place he called home and which houses costumes, his awards, and personal correspondences of the man behind the music. 

Surrounded by private gardens is this reimagined 18th-century villa, Casa Maria Luigia. A home away from home, although gloriously luxurious, this is the place to go to live out your Italian-esque fantasies, and relax within the Emilian countryside.

Hombre Farm is full of surprises: the barns look like any non-descript, working farm however, it is also the factory of perhaps the finest parmigiano reggiano, or 'parmesan'. It is also the home of one of the world's most impressive Maserati car collections. So for cheese-lovers, and car aficionados alike this is the place to go!

Quite possibly the pinnacle of haute cuisine, Osteria Francescana is world-renowned for good reason: Italian classics reimagined in creative & superbly delicious ways. Book well in advance, as it's the most famous Italian restaurant in the world it not surprisingly gets booked up!