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Cremona wheelchair accessible tours, is a beautiful city in the south of Lombardy famous throughout the world for being the home of formidable luthiers such as Stradivari and Guarnieri del Gesu'.

However, the city has a much older history that dates back to the pre-Roman and Roman periods.

In fact, Cremona, due to its position on the left bank of the Po River, was the crossroads, together with nearby Piacenza, of the most important land and river routes in Northern Italy.

Thanks to its river port, the city became prosperous and full of monumental buildings that had nothing to envy of those in more important centres.

Medieval buildings, typical taverns, historic shops, suggestive squares and violin making workshops.

One of the places we find most interesting to see in Cremona in one day is the Violin Museum.

Everyone knows that the city has a centuries-long tradition in the art of making bowed instruments, so much so that the luthier know-how of the city's workshops has been awarded the title of world heritage site by UNESCO.

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Touring Cremona

An itinerary to discover what to see in Cremona can start from Piazza del Comune, the heart of the medieval city.

The most important political and religious buildings are gathered in this square and almost seem to face each other.

All this, combined with the suggestive contrast between the red color of the bricks and the white of the stone, make it one of the most beautiful squares in Italy.

Cremona Cathedral, considered one of the most beautiful churches in northern Italy.

This splendid building was built in Romanesque style in 1100.

The interior consists of three naves which are a beautiful example of Renaissance art.

The view you have is so impressive that the nickname attributed to it of Sistine Chapel of the Po Valley did not seem exaggerated at all.

Worth seeing in Cremona are certainly the Torrazzo and the Baptistery which can both be visited.

During your visit to Cremona you will certainly be tempted to enter one of the many taverns offering typical Cremonese dishes.

We highly recommend you try Marubini, tortelli cooked in broth with a filling made with three different types of meat: beef, veal and chicken.

For second course you should try the Gran Bollito Cremonese which pairs perfectly with another Cremona excellence: Mostarda, candied fruit with the addition of mustard.

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