Anzola dell'Emilia
The territory of Anzola, crossed by the Samoggia river and included between the Reno and Panaro rivers, has a very
ancient history marked by the close relationship with the
water that has always represented the greatest wealth and, at the same time, the most frightening threat for these lands. This is also testified by the findings, kept in the museum, of the remains of a “terramara”, a Bronze Age village typical of central-western Emilia. From medieval times, Anzola preserves some parts of one of the oldest parish churches in the province: the church of Saints
Peter and Paul and the Tower of Re Renzo, dated XIII century.
Carpigiani Gelato Museum
History, culture and technology of artisanal gelato.
Guided tours and tasty workshops to learn…
Church of Saints Peter and Paul
The church, whose medieval origins are evidenced by the 13th-century baptismal font…
Tower of Re Renzo
The only evidence of the ancient castle of the Lords of these lands (XIII century). It owes its name…
The pilastrini
Small testimonies of faith and religious culture that mark crossroads, roads, rivers, bridges and…
Archaeological Environmental Museum
Original finds and reconstructions that show what life was like in the Terramare of Anzola (1650-1150 BC): ceramic and metallurgical…