(Translated by Google) For now only seen from the outside... and it is, truly imposing and majestic... I believe that if they had finished it what it would have become... in any case if you are in the area, stop by, even just to see it from the outside. (Original) Per ora visto solo dall' esterno...ed è, veramente imponente e maestoso... credo che se lo avessero finito cosa sarebbe divenuto...in ogni caso se siete nei dintorni, fateci un salto, anche solo per vederlo dall' esterno.

(Translated by Google) Simply crazy, an endless collection of archaeological finds, paintings, stuccos, wooden statues, splendid carriages that will make your head spin and so much more...we didn't manage to see everything in 6 hours!! The staff at the ticket office and in the rooms are extremely courteous and competent. Absolutely not to be missed. (Original) Semplicemente pazzesco una collezione infinita di reperti archeologici, dipinti, stucchi, statue lignee, splendide carrozze da far girare la testa e tanto altro...noi in 6 ore non siamo riusciti a vedere tutto!! Il personale alla biglietteria e nelle sale è estremamente cortese e competente. Assolutamente da non perdere.

(Translated by Google) Architecture • Style: Monumental Renaissance, simple and stately. • The building is massive, with a stark brick façade and a large inner courtyard. • It was never fully completed – two more wings were originally planned. ⸻ 🖼️ Museums and exhibitions inside Palazzo Farnese 1. Musei Civici di Piacenza – Municipal Museums: They occupy a large part of the palace and include: 🛡️ Medieval and Renaissance Museum • Armor, weapons, elements of sacred architecture, sarcophagi, and insignia of power. 🖌️ Pinacoteca (Picture Gallery) • Paintings from the 13th to the 18th centuries, including works by Botticelli, Procaccini, Van Dyck, and Carracci. 🛕 Archaeological Museum • The famous Bronze Age chariot (Carro di Piacenza) – a unique artifact from the 8th century BC in Europe. • Etruscan and Roman exhibits. 📜 Museum of Documents and Maps • Historical books, documents, seals, and maps of Piacenza. ⸻ Beautiful ruin xD 🎯 Why is it worth visiting? • It's not just a palace, but a whole capsule of the history of Piacenza and the region – from prehistory to the Baroque. • You can feel the power and ambition of the Farnese family, who produced a pope (Paul III) and dreamed of creating their own duchy. (Original) Architektura • Styl: renesans monumentalny, prosty i dostojny. • Budynek jest ogromny, z surową ceglaną fasadą i dużym dziedzińcem wewnętrznym. • Nigdy nie został w pełni ukończony – pierwotnie planowano dwa skrzydła więcej. ⸻ 🖼️ Muzea i ekspozycje wewnątrz Palazzo Farnese 1. Musei Civici di Piacenza – Muzea Miejskie: Zajmują dużą część pałacu i obejmują: 🛡️ Muzeum średniowieczne i renesansowe • Zbroje, broń, elementy architektury sakralnej, sarkofagi, insygnia władzy. 🖌️ Pinakoteka (Galeria obrazów) • Obrazy od XIII do XVIII wieku, m.in. Botticelli, Procaccini, Van Dyck, Carracci. 🛕 Muzeum Archeologiczne • Słynny rydwan z epoki brązu (Carro di Piacenza) – unikalny w skali Europy artefakt z VIII w. p.n.e. • Eksponaty etruskie i rzymskie. 📜 Muzeum dokumentów i map • Historyczne księgi, dokumenty, pieczęcie i plany Piacenzy. ⸻ Piękna ruina xD 🎯 Dlaczego warto? • To nie tylko pałac, ale cała kapsuła historii Piacenzy i regionu – od prehistorii po barok. • Można poczuć potęgę i ambicje rodziny Farnese, która wydała papieża (Paweł III) i marzyła o stworzeniu własnego księstwa.

(Translated by Google) I went there to see the concert and took the opportunity to visit the Palazzo Farnese. (Original) Ci sono stato per vedere il concerto e nell'occasione ho approfittando per visitare il Palazzo Farnese.

(Translated by Google) What a lovely place! I was here for a concert in the summer. The palace has a truly stunning courtyard! (Original) Luogo incantevole! Sono stata in questo luogo per un concerto in estate. Il palazzo ha una corte davvero stupenda!

(Translated by Google) A nice surprise. Great organization for outdoor concerts (Original) Una bella sorpresa. Ottima organizzazione per concerti all'aperto

(Translated by Google) What a beautiful little place! We attended Alfa's concert this week, and it was truly wonderful! The bathrooms were very clean and smelled good, there weren't too many people, and the stage was very close. Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful 🩷 (Original) Ma che bel posticino! Abbiamo assistito al concerto di Alfa in settimana, ed è stato davvero bello! I bagni molto puliti e profumati, senza tanta gente, il palco vicinissimo. Bello bello bello 🩷

How would an Englishperson like a square dedicated to Alessandro Farnese, the then Duke of Parma who hoped to invade England with the Armada? Nice square with cafes and eateries.

The square during the morning market is full of stands with clothes. Afternoon the square is empty and looks much more nicer :-)

This place Itz so beautiful,it really main for tourist visit,it's like a playground and it's a place that you can sit and relax ,here we have a lot of shops, even and Saturday and Wednesday ,they do have market in which you can buy cheap items here, I mean to said. Piacenza is the best place to live

Small but a clean and nice city, walking distance everywhere, walking n the Piazza Cavalli was a real and nice moment, somewhere you can smell the candles from the church, somewhere you can smell the chestnuts, somewhere the smoke of a light cigarette, not to crowded which makes the place really quiet, lots of shops open till late , a real Italian place where is a pleasure to have a evening with family or friends

A typical Italian main market place of historical core of cities. The must see place of Piacenza.

Splendid building built in 1281, an expression of the wealth of the city in the 12th and 13th century. On the corners are large equestrian sculptures

Really beautiful square with magnificent architecture!

(Translated by Google) The Gothic Palace, or Town Hall, is an icon of Piacenza, dominating Piazza Cavalli with its majestic medieval architecture. Built in the 13th century, it combines the elegance of Lombard Gothic architecture with the warmth of Piacenza brick and stone. A symbol of the era's civic power, it now hosts events and exhibitions, serving as the vibrant beating heart of the city. (Original) Il Palazzo Gotico, o Palazzo Comunale, è un'icona di Piacenza che domina Piazza Cavalli con la sua maestosa architettura medievale. Costruito nel XIII secolo, unisce l'eleganza del gotico lombardo al calore del mattone piacentino e della pietra. Simbolo del potere civile dell'epoca, oggi ospita eventi e mostre, fungendo da vibrante cuore pulsante della città.

(Translated by Google) Piacenza's ancient town hall, also known as "the Gothic," is a remarkable example of medieval architecture. Built in the 13th century in the Lombard Gothic style, it features a marble loggia and arches on the ground floor. The main floor is in terracotta, embellished with triple lancet windows and crowned with swallow-tailed battlements. A niche in the portico houses a statue of the Madonna and Child, contemporary with the building. The large meeting room on the first floor is open only for temporary events and performances. (Original) L'antico palazzo comunale di Piacenza, noto anche come "il Gotico", è un esempio notevole di architettura medioevale. L'edificio fu edificato nel tredicesimo secolo, secondo lo stile gotico lombardo. Simbolo del potere cittadino, esso si presenta con un loggiato marmoreo e archi al pian terreno. Il piano nobile è in cotto, abbellito da trifore e coronato da merlatura a coda di rondine. In una nicchia del portico è inserita la statua di una Madonna col Bambino, coeva al palazzo. La grande sala delle riunioni al primo piano è aperta solo per eventi e manifestazioni temporanee.

(Translated by Google) Very nice to look at from the outside, inside it is an empty hall with marble decorated walls. They use it as a conference room and also for chess tournaments! (Original) Molto bello da vedere da fuori, all'interno é un salone vuoto con pareti decorate in marmo. La usano come sala convegni e anche per tornei di scacchi!

(Translated by Google) The façade of the Palazzo Gotico in Piacenza is an excellent example of northern Italian secular Gothic – striking, symmetrical, and highly geometric. Below are its detailed characteristics: ⸻ 🎨 Characteristics of the Façade of the Palazzo Gotico (Piacenza) 🧱 1. Materials and Colors • Red brick dominates the upper part of the façade – typical of Lombard Gothic. • White marble in the lower section creates a strong contrast – elegant, decorative, typical of urban architecture from the late 13th century. ⸻ 🏛 2. Horizontal Division (Two-Story Composition) 🔸 Lower Floor (Loggia): • Consists of six large pointed-arch arcades supported by massive marble columns with simple capitals. • This is an open public space – typical of Gothic town halls in Italy (broletto). 🔸 Upper Floor: • Built of brick, with rhythmically arranged tripartite pointed-arch windows (so-called biforia or triforia with tracery). • The windows have a light, openwork structure that breaks the heaviness of the structure. ⸻ 🧱 3. Cornice and Battlement (Clanterns) • The façade is crowned with a decorative battlement – a row of brick "teeth" (merlons), giving the building a fortified character. • Symbolically refers to the strength of the city's power. ⸻ 🛡 4. Heraldic Elements and Inscriptions • The façade displays the coats of arms of the city of Piacenza and the nobles. • A foundation inscription from 1281, recalling the founder – Alberto Scotto, is often found there. (Original) Fasada Palazzo Gotico w Piacenzy to doskonały przykład północnowłoskiego gotyku świeckiego – efektowna, symetryczna i silnie zgeometryzowana. Poniżej jej szczegółowa charakterystyka: ⸻ 🎨 Charakterystyka fasady Palazzo Gotico (Piacenza) 🧱 1. Materiały i kolorystyka • Czerwona cegła dominuje w górnej części fasady — typowe dla gotyku lombardzkiego. • Biały marmur w dolnej partii tworzy silny kontrast – elegancki, dekoracyjny, typowy dla budownictwa miejskiego z końca XIII wieku. ⸻ 🏛 2. Podział poziomy (dwukondygnacyjna kompozycja) 🔸 Dolna kondygnacja (loggia): • Tworzy ją sześć dużych ostrołukowych arkad, wspartych na masywnych marmurowych kolumnach z prostymi kapitelami. • To otwarta przestrzeń publiczna — typowa dla gotyckich ratuszy we Włoszech (broletto). 🔸 Górna kondygnacja: • Zbudowana z cegły, z rytmicznie rozmieszczonymi trójdzielnymi oknami ostrołukowymi (tzw. biforia lub triforia z maswerkami). • Okna mają lekką, ażurową strukturę, która przełamuje ciężkość bryły. ⸻ 🧱 3. Gzyms i krenelaż (blankowanie) • Fasadę wieńczy dekoracyjny krenelaż – rząd ceglanych „zębów” (merlonów), nadający budowli warowny charakter. • Symbolicznie odwołuje się do siły władzy miejskiej. ⸻ 🛡 4. Elementy heraldyczne i inskrypcje • Na fasadzie widoczne są herby miasta Piacenzy i możnowładców. • Często znajduje się tam napis fundacyjny z 1281 roku, przypominający o fundatorze – podescie Alberto Scotto.

(Translated by Google) The palace is in excellent condition. Beautiful arches. The entire space, hosting various events, is open to the historic square, which adds a "wow" effect to this place. If you are already in Piacenza, come and check it out! Tour time: 5 minutes. (Original) Pałac utrzymany w świetnym stanie. Piękne sklepienia łukowe. Cała przestrzeń, goszcząca różne eventy, otwarta jest na zabytkowy plac co dodaje efektu „wow” temu miejscu. Jak już jesteś w Piacenzie przyjedź i sprawdź! Czas zwiedzania: 5 minut.

(Translated by Google) Beautiful medieval palace in the center of Piacenza, imposing hall with frescoes (Original) Bellissimo palazzo medioevale al centro di Piacenza, salone imponente con affreschi

(Translated by Google) Sunset Wine Event 2025 (Original) Manifestazione tramonto di vino 2025

Relaxing afternoon, Small but organized museum. (paid parking nearby)

A great place to spend a couple of hours in Piacenza. Better with a guide. The ladies and the boy at the reception are very helpful.

Nice galleria, mainly from Italian artists. They have also one painting from Gustav Klimt. Great descriptions and youtube videos are available in English too.

What eclectic and interesting collection! And a great mystery solved and a masterpiece in its rightful place. It’s not a big gallery, but you’ll need time to really take in the beauty of the work.

Modern art gallery with fantastic art painting and sculpture!For adults full price is near 8 euro per visit. Highly recommended!

I expected much more original pieces di Klimt… But, even in Vienna, I couldn’t see “Beethoven Frieze” such close, it is worth to go see this show.

enchanting gallery and kind staff. i went there on a thursday morning, it was empty and incredibly quiet, therefore the experience was really enjoyable.

Am not there always on prayers day.

Nice Christmas theater inside:)

Thought the crypt mosaic was actually a bit disappointing.

One of catholic sanctuary

Ok

It was awesum

(Translated by Google) I visited the Basilica of San Savino after many years of living in Piacenza, I had not seen it yet, but it was really worth a visit, a church with a thousand-year history given that the first construction was made in 903, the most beautiful part of the church is certainly the crypt with its splendid mosaic floor. (Original) Ho fatto visita alla Basilica di San Savino dopo tanti anni che abito a Piacenza, non l'avevo ancora vista, ma meritava davvero una visita una Chiesa con una storia millenaria visto che la prima costruzione è stata fatta nel 903, la parte più bella della Chiesa e sicuramente la cripta con il suo splendido pavimento a mosaico

There are open rooms to all sides of the church where kids were running gear around. To me a bit off the normal "sightseeing" route but close enough to other sites like .

Unfortunately it was closed

One of the historical landmarks of Piacenza

Nice and peaceful

(Translated by Google) This church also amazed us with the wealth of works, worth mentioning is the funerary monument of Margaret of Austria, daughter of Emperor Charles V of Habsburg (16th century) and the copy of Raphael's Sistine Madonna, now in Dresden, (Original) Anche questa chiesa ci ha meravigliato per la ricchezza delle opere, da segnalare il monumento funebre di Margherita d'Austria, figlia dell'imperatore Carlo V d'Asburgo (XVI sec.) e la copia della Madonna Sistina di Raffaello, oggi a Dresda,

(Translated by Google) place of worship, over the centuries with considerable importance both as a monastery and a church.. a severe and solemn appearance as befits the Benedictine order. Women and rulers always held it with the right importance. The sale in Germany (Dresden) of the alleged painting by Raphael was a bit mocking, at the time it helped the monastery's coffers... But now on site it would be a source of not only artistic wealth. I recommend the visit (Original) luogo di culto, nei secoli con una notevole importanza sia come monastero che chiesa.. aspetto sevoro e solenne come si addice all'ordine Benedettino. Donne e regnanti la tennero sempre con la giusta importanza. Un po' beffarda la vendita in Germania (Dresda) del quadro presunto del Raffaello, allora aiutò le casse del monastero... Ma ora in loco sarebbe una fonte di richezza non solo artistica. Consiglio la visita

(Translated by Google) Beautiful church, too bad it was under restoration and we could not admire it in all its beauty. We will return when they finish it. (Original) Chiesa bellissima peccato fosse in restauro e non abbiamo potuto ammirarla in tutta la sua bellezza. Ritorneremo quando la finiranno.

Piacenza is famous for churches, and S. Antonino is a beautiful example. More than one thousand years old, a jewel in the city center, close to Piazza Cavalli. Worth a visit.

It's the Church where the first 2 Scalabrinian missionaries received their mission to assist Italian immigrants in U.S.A, which started the Congregation of the Missionaries of St. Charles Borromeo- Founded by Blessed John Baptist Scalabrini on November 28, 1887.

Nice

Beautiful

Outstanding!

Nice to.visit if you are around

This is an Italian ancient church.

Cathedral dedicated to Saint Justina with a facade of white and pink marble. There are fine details to be seen outside Unfortunately, the church was closed when I was there.

Amazing wall paintings, highly recommended!

Amazing place of worship. Had a wonderful experience connecting with God. One of best churches I have ever seen. The inside decor is off the chart. Though the priest spoken Italian (which I obviously don't understand) all through mass It was still awesome.

Just 2 stars cause of the limitations to get in. Come on catholic church, we live in the 21st century and at plus 30° C people wear short clothes. And they have their faith and are not disrespectful. That limits are disrespectful to the people. No wonder every year more and more peps leave that organisation. A pity!

Beautiful cathedral. Very quiet during a visit in September.

Beautiful facade and outstanding frescoes in the crossing and presbytery.

During its history the cathedral was host to several minor composers as maestro di cappella including Francesco Maria Bazzani, and Giuseppe Nicolini. The interior has a nave and two aisles, divided by twenty-five massive pillars. Its noteworthy frescoes were made in the 14th-16th centuries by Camillo Procaccini and Ludovico Carracci, while the frescos inside the dome are by Pier Francesco Mazzucchelli, "il Morazzone", and Giovanni Francesco Barbieri, best known as "Guercino". The presbytery has a wooden sculpture from 1479, wooden choirstalls by Giangiacomo da Genova (1471) and 15th-century statues of the Lombard school. Few remains can be traced of the earlier paleochristian basilica, as Piacenza was razed by Totila in 546, during the Gothic War. The crypt, on the Greek cross plan, has 108 Romanesque small columns and is home to the relics of Santa Giustina, Saint Justina of Padua, who was co-patron of Piacenza from the ninth century; to her was dedicated the first cathedral, Domus Justinae, which collapsed in 1117 after an earthquake.

Loved it. Excellent food, very good service. The waiter took his time to explain the wine options and the cheese plate. Family of 4 with 2 teenagers, our daughter being vegetarian. Everybody loved it

second time visiting this restaurant and the food is better than ever, the staff was brilliant and i believe the person who took care of us was the owner, he was amazing and the service was excellent i would recommend this place every time you are in piacenza as you will never be disappointed. 10/10 Thank You

Really nice place with a modern, industrial but cosy ambience. The food was delicious. We enjoyed the stay!

Exceeded expectations. Especially the dishes with fish on the menu are out of this world, really really good. Some of the other dishes I was less impressed by. The local wine list superb, especially the Merum Gutternio wine. Atmosphere good, look and feel modern rustic. I highly recommend, and I'm spoiled.

I was pleasantly surprised by how good the food is . I had a pasta and a main course for lunch. You could choose one or 2 main courses and I did 2. The pasta was simple but very tasty. Services were great and pace well.

Worthy a Michelin star! Found by accident, great place to have lunch or dinner, delicious, creative kitchen, casual atmoshere.

Such nice vibes! The service was amazing and the food as well. We enjoyed trying different things and everything was very satisfying!

The waiter was extremely unfriendly, even to our children. Understandably they don’t speak English. But they practically spit on you for not speaking Italian. I usually don’t write reviews but I had to for this one. Do not come here as a tourist. They don’t want you there.

The service was good but very slow. They served my entrecot almost cold and the meat wasn't soft, it was very hard , I barely cut it. I was disappointed. The atmosphere was nice and very traditional. The house's wine was very tasty.

Very nice ristorante with excellent food and service. We had selfmade pasta and a green salad and Tiramisu for desert. All tasted great! We surely enjoyed our stay in d'una Volta!!!

The restaurant doen’t look great and it is not really maintained but the food is excellent.

Great food, cosy atmosphere!

Absolutely fantastic. We had lunch here and ate the best Pisarei e Fasò (Piacenza traditional dish) I've ever tried. The owners are lovely and they know how to take are of their customers! Good value for money

One of our favorite restaurants in Piacenza. Not giving it 5 stars because they did not have the gnocchi fritto which is why we specifically went there. Still a good meal

It is a humble seeming place and location, but the food here is cooked with love and passion that is both nourishing and delicious. I have lived in Piacenza for two years but prior to last week I had never been to this place. Since that time, I returned almost every day with my parents, who both enjoyed this restaurant and insisted that we go back again. I was taken aback at first because of the quality; this place seems as though it would belong on the side of the road in a hill town somewhere, and not in the city of Piacenza. There is both a standard menu and a list of daily specials. I tried both and so far everything has been outstanding. The raviolis and pastas (tortelli, in particular) are my favorites, but I don't think you can go wrong. I also appreciate the ease with which you can order a decent salad here. The lunch service with Deborah was also excellent. It gets pretty crowded for lunch, but I haven't been for dinner. I hope to return in a few months.

Trattoria Da Vittorio is an absolute gem of an Italian restaurant. From the moment I stepped inside, I felt like I had been transported to Italy. The atmosphere is warm and inviting, with rustic decor that exudes charm. The restaurant's cozy ambiance sets the perfect stage for a delightful dining experience. The menu at Trattoria Da Vittorio is a true testament to authentic Italian cuisine. Each dish is a masterpiece of flavor and craftsmanship. The ingredients are fresh, and the attention to detail in the preparation is evident. One of the standout dishes was the homemade pasta. The pasta was cooked to perfection, and the sauces were rich and bursting with flavor. It was like a culinary journey through Italy with every bite. The service was top-notch, with attentive staff who were passionate about their food and happy to offer recommendations. It added to the overall enjoyment of the meal. Whether you're a fan of pasta, or classic Italian desserts, Trattoria Da Vittorio has something to satisfy every palate. I left the restaurant with a full heart and a satisfied appetite, and I can't wait to return for another unforgettable meal. This restaurant is a true hidden treasure for lovers of Italian cuisine.

Everything was amazing. Best carbonara I ever had! Highly recommended

Biggest portion of pasta my family and I ever came across during our stay in Italy. The taste and quality is fantastic at such a affordable price. A cozy and comfortable restaurant great for a casual meal after a long day of sightseeing. I definitely recommend sharing a plate of pasta if you're a small eater.

Great value for money. Tasty food, big portions and not expensive.

One of the best and biggest pastas I've ever eaten in Italy. Thank you for great and friendly service.

Delicious food, very nice and friendly service (also in English), large portions; very nice experience, we recommend 💚

Such a good place!! Lemon pie was outstanding!! The service is very good and attentive. Thank you!!

Truly an amazing restaurant. Quality of food was superb, and the service was excellent. If you love fish then you need to visit.

Awesome fritto misto with grilled vegetables as take away 😋😋 Must try the dine in experience soon!

Very good food and eccellente service the water also spoke english!!

Good food, but expensive :)

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Loved it

Very nice staff, very good food as well with nice flavor and pretty aesthetics for whoever that may be a concern ;) Service was awesome and food arrived fast!

Had dinner for two, chosen based on the photos and reviews. Didn't disappoint, we had for starters the mixed plate of Piancenza meats all great, not dried or with the appearance of being cut before hand. Followed by pasta with butter and sage and the aubergine with tomato and cheese. Both were ok. For dessert the Sbrizolona with eggnnog.

Great food each and every dish. They were a little busy but was worth the wait. The horse meat was prepared perfectly.

Very very tasty Italian cuisine. We ordered 3 different dishes and everything was great. The prices are very affordable. Definitely a must visit restaurant!

We had an amazing evening . The food is delicious and the staff are very professional and friendly . I highly recommend this place .

Visited very cozy place in Piacenza! Delicious food and perfect service! I recommend this restaurant for sure, left with a good impression, special thanks to Alessandra

I ordered a tagliatelle Al ragu, it was very good and portion size also very decent, recommend for sure

If you’re in Piacenza and looking for authentic, delicious Italian cuisine with excellent service, this is the place to go. The prices are very reasonable, and we appreciated the welcome sparkling wine and appetizers to start the meal. Everything was delightful, and we left more than satisfied. Highly recommended—two thumbs up!

The restaurant was recommended to us by the hotel! It turned out really very good! We were greeted with a welcome drink. We were served a platter of sausages and small bites. The food was delicious! At the end we were treated to limoncello and fruit! Very good service!

In a very traditional low area of the city, sometimes crowded but loved restaurant offering typical dishes. Really a lot, for everyone s choice, sympathy is the best word for it. The area offers parking , but is definitely not shic, nearby streets are called for example Cantarana (singing frogs). Do not worry, is safe and dry.

Good value for money, particularly with a free dish of cold cuts as appetizer and free cookies to finish. The dishes were good quality, though not especially inventive. The atmosphere was friendly and the restaurant seems very popular with local clientele.

Excellent place with welcome drinks and a menu to study and enjoy!

Excellent value, the EUR 3 coperto included some cold cuts, starters, as well as a glass of bubbly. The portions are generous, so one 1st or 2nd course suffices. I think I wasn't lucky with my main course choice today -- horse steak -- which was a bit chewy, though...

What? You come to Piacenza and you miss Tre Ganasce? You are crazy! This is a wonderful restaurant, local food, great service. You are served with appetizers once on the table, accompanied with sparkling wine. Offered by the hosts. Local food prepared with care. Duck cooked in the oven. Served with vegetables. Trippa with cannellini beans, simply spectacular. Zuppa inglese as dessert. Lugana as white wine. Liquorice liquor, home made. Unforgettable. Limoncello. Furniture and table set simple but classy. Prices absolutely fine. The hosts are really welcoming. Three thumbs up!!!

I went there alone this time Normally I go there with my boyfriend. The portion is huge. It is a lot. The food is amazing so worth to travel just to eat from here

The real deal. I've been to several Díaz all across Italy. This is one of the best I've been to. Simple regional seasonal cooking at its best, with the level of expertise and service you expect from a place like this

Nice experience to drink wine in a bowl! We were 10 people in this restaurant, we could order 3 big dishes of traditional foods from Piacenza and share them together ❤️ a group of teenagers came to restaurants who were so loud so we preferred to leave the restaurant quickly

Not too accustomed to their local recommended dishes here. Didn’t finish up my meal.

Delicious food!! The meat was tender and spinach pasta was excellent. There is a downstairs sitting area but keep in mind if you need google translate for the menu there isn’t internet there. Thankfully they have someone who can speak a bit of English to help share what’s on the menu. I would come back here again.

Amazing local food! The Malfatti was so so tasty, the service was also really good. The waitress was very patient and helpful with my poor Italian. The vibe is of a typical family Trattoria. Very reasonable prices for tasty local food.

Our B&B host recommended this lovely authentic Italian restaurant. Lovely staff and delicious pure food. Pasta was super fresh and tasty! Menu is available in English and staff speaks well english as well. They have a nice terras as well. Highly recommended and also a great quality/price

the quality of the sushi is great, all the ingredients are fresh and the dishes come out fast. i was expecting a lot more variety, especially for a dinner menu. the options were kinda limited and boring. not a lot of salmon or tuna, almost all the rolls were with crab or vegan. the udon were delicious as well as tempura. the fish burgers were underwhelming.

Slow service and the restaurant isn't even full, we have been waiting with a mountain of dishes on the table for 20 minutes now, seems like they avoid our table. We had a good experience the first time around but even the one that welcomed us in was rude this time. Because the table that she told us to sit as was busy we sat down at another table and 5 minutes later she comes to tell us “this table is reserved but since you sat down stay here” like it was my fault the table she told us to sit down at was busy… no sign of reserved at said table tho. At none.

A Major Letdown – Crudo Piacenza Has Lost Its Spark I’m honestly so disappointed. Crudo used to be one of my favorite spots in Piacenza — I’ve been here before and absolutely loved the food, the vibe, and the experience. That’s why I was so excited to bring three of my close friends this time. I had hyped it up to them, and we were all rushing to make it on time, arriving around 10:30 PM. But what we walked into was nothing like the Crudo I remembered. There was a long line of people waiting, and just one single person handling the entire front — no coordination, no communication, no organization. It completely threw off the mood. We had to leave almost immediately. It felt like a low-effort operation trying to survive on a high-end image. The energy, the service, the welcome — it was all off. To make things worse, the last time I was there, the person at the client service desk was shockingly rude — not at all what you’d expect from a place like this. Thankfully, the other staff members were kind and polite, but still — the contrast was jarring. I wanted this visit to be a beautiful night of sharing a favorite spot with my friends. Instead, I walked away embarrassed, disappointed, and unsure if I’ll ever come back. Crudo, I hope you get your spark back — because this was not it.

I have read the reviews of others how have eaten here and I do find myself surprised, per se, to have read such glowing feedback. Yes, the food was fine and yes, the staff very cordial and attentive. My problem, here, is not the food but how "technological" the restaurant was, in general. The menu, as I know they are in some other restaurants, is digital and has to be uploaded into one's phone in order to see what there is on the "menu" and to then order, digitally. I may be older than some but I am hardly ancient and know how my phone works, etc...but there is something most definitely lacking in an "all you can eat" sushi restaurant that gives a time table in order to order each round of food, which I believe was 6 minutes....and then, as you order, each portion one eats is not clear as I thought i was ordering for myself, not for my companion and I until a message popped up that I had to stop as I was exceeding the limit??!! I believed I had ordered some California Rolls for myself only to find I had ordered for us both and had to wait a few minutes in order to continue. it was so confusing, for me. My dining companion went to order and he couldn't as I had used up our "appetizer" limit. Well, I left it in my companion's hands at that point to order for us both, as he knows what I like and what I do not. There might be expediency in this type of menu and ordering but I feel that it makes the dining experience, which might sound old fashioned, lacking. I have been a waiter, often, in NYC, working while in school, in between jobs, etc..and one of the nice things about it was building a mini relationship between me and the guests but here, in this type of "techno dining", that is not possible and questions, in my opinion, would not have been appreciated, though the staff, in the few seconds they were bringing plates of sushi to the table, seemed accommodating. One must be ready for this "Jetsons" sort of restaurant and be at least somewhat tech savvy to understand it. The food we did order was OK, though some dishes, like simple Tempura, as it was server here, completely unknown to me. I am glad to have had the experience to know that I do not want to have it again. So, food was good and fresh. Cannot comment on the service, in truth, as the only interactions with the staff were drop offs and pick ups. When I did mention, when paying and asked if everything was OK, that I would not be returning because I felt the meal, which could have been and indeed, should be an intimate experience was completely off in my eyes, the server who was taking the money did not seem to appreciate my feedback, which simply reinforced my decision to not return to this restaurant and to check before going to any other restaurant, now, if the menu is fixed or will internet be needed in order to view the choices and order the food. Again, I might be "old fashioned" but am not old. I just know what makes a dining experience, an actual "experience. Cheers!

Prices aren’t very clear. You get all you can eat menu but if you aren’t carefully you’re going to pay extra :-)

2,5€ coperto, half of the dishes are not included in lunch price (you need to pay extra 1€ for each dish), + not that tasty

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I give 4 stars only because the food and ingredients cannot be compared to those in Spain. I lived in Madrid for 2 years and that's why I am more judgemental. The service was good. Our waitress was really kind and helpful.

The service and the environment were good but the tapas were not accurate with their name. The Chicken croquetas were basically chicken nuggets and the Cod croquetas were fried pieces of cod (Spanish croquetas are mainly composed of a béchamel sauce and a man ingredient, chicken, ham, cod or etc.). The price was quite expensive given the size of the tapas.

Not so good, very average

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(Translated by Google) Authentic Spanish cuisine in Piacenza. From the classic Valencian paella to the simpler vegetarian one, adding the inevitable tapas and sangria which combines everything well. A simply stellar dinner. I also compliment the unexpectedly good desserts: I didn't remember the creme brulee being so delicious; Plus, I didn't expect that the fig and vanilla ice cream pairing would be my favorite course of all I serve. It makes me want to return to this place soon even just for this dessert. The service was also much appreciated: you can see that the waiter cares about what he does. Always ready to intervene and friendly during the management of everything. I have never been "full" in every sense at the end of a dinner as I was in this case. We can't wait to try the rest the menu has to offer. (Original) L'autentica cucina spagnola a Piacenza. Dalla paella classica valenciana a quella più semplice vegetariana, aggiungendoci le immancabili tapas e la sangria che ben concilia tutto. Una cena semplicemente stellare. Faccio i miei complimenti anche per i dolci inaspettatamente buoni: non ricordavo che la crema catalana fosse così deliziosa; in più, non mi aspettavo che l'abbinamento fichi e gelato alla vaniglia sarebbe stata la mia portata preferita di tutto io servizio. Mi viene voglia di tornare presto in questo locale anche solo per tale dessert. Molto apprezzato anche il servizio: si vede che il cameriere ci tiene a quello che fa. Sempre pronto a intervenire e cordiale durante la gestione del tutto. Mai stata "piena" in tutti i sensi alla fine di una cena così come lo sono stata in questo caso. Non vediamo l'ora di provare il resto che il menù ha da offrire.

(Translated by Google) In the heart of old Piacenza, a clean and characteristic place. Sociable and young staff. I took the Valencian paella, a more than adequate portion but I found it a little tasty (and it goes according to taste) and honestly nothing special. It could be compared to that of the Conad deli counter. I won't go back. Important thing: they accept dogs 🐶 and are very scrupulous with the ingredient tables for allergies (which is not trivial) (Original) Nel cuore della vecchia Piacenza, locale pulito e caratteristico. Personale socievole e giovane. Ho preso la paella valenciana, porzione più che adeguata ma l’ho trovata un poco saporita (e li va a gusti) e onestamente nulla di che. Si potrebbe accostare a quella del Conad del banco gastronomia. Non ci tornerò. Cosa importante: accettano i cani 🐶 e sono molto scrupolosi con le tabella ingredienti per le allergie (cosa non banale)

(Translated by Google) I return with affection after 19 years and always feel good. Here I met the girl who I later married. Good food and the chef advised us perfectly, including the excellent Spanish wine. Approved and highly recommended (Original) Ritorno con affetto dopo 19 anni e mi trovo sempre bene. Qui ho conosciuto la ragazza che poi ho sposato. Buona cucina ed il cuoco ci ha consigliato alla perfezione compreso l’ottimo vino spagnolo. Approvato e Consigliatissimo

came here for a graduation party. the location was lovely and the food overall good, but the service was painfully slow. it took about an hour for the pizzas to arrive. when they finally came, the pizzas were fine but nothing extraordinary for the price: very thin and a little burnt around the edges. still, the atmosphere made it a pleasant evening and a nice experience overall.

Amazing scrocchiarelle, tramisu and drinks! Waitress was very nice; the music and atmosphere are the best in Piacenza.

A must visit. Nice gem near to the Universities. With affordable prices for students 👌🏿

💛💙 Highly recommended. Delicious food, friendly staff and a great atmosphere in the restaurant. There was a full table reservation, so they found us a free place to have dinner. Thank you!

Food was not the best but the atmosphere is super nice.

Amazing pizzas and drinks! The music is perfect and adds on to the vibe of the place.

Wow! Google showed us this place. So happy we tried it! Excellent food! Industrial/Urban artsy style. Can take it 'a volo'!

This Milan Airport (LIN) was very convenient if you plan to stay close to the Metropolitan Downtown Shopping area or close to the Buenos Aires Shopping district. It is smaller than Malpansa (MXP), which is also further away from the Metro area. Baggage pick-up area can be a little confusing so be sure to look for your correct flight carousel before discovering you were standing in the wrong area the whole time! Also, have comfortable walking shoes on as parking is across the street and multiple levels. Cool airport overall!

So far all my experiences in the 3 airports of Milan have always been pleasant. They have almost all the things needed for a flight. Linate is nothing wow but functioning quite ok. We parked for a lot of time but was not asked to move out. The airport staffs I encountered were all ok.

While disembarking was very quick, the mandatory route that forces passengers to walk through the shopping area before boarding isn’t very pleasant. I understand it might increase shopping rates, but most of the stores were empty anyway. It would be much better if we could reach the gate faster without that unnecessary detour.

Well designed airport. You don't have to walk much to get to the boarding gates, and security checks are pretty quick. I would give 5 stars if they had water fountains. By the way the boarder control is much quicker when done by humans rather than automatic machines, those machines are definitely not an improvement right now.

The airport interior is nice and quiet, providing a pleasant atmosphere. However, the boarding process was catastrophic and poorly managed

Nearly flawless urban airport. Excellent rail access to the city center on the 4, which terminates at the airport. Modern, clean, well-lit, and well-maintained. Staffed by highly professional and courteous personnel, and with modern baggage scanners and policies that allow you to keep most of your items inside your carry-on. Some airports still require you to take electronics/fluids out of your bag for no apparent reason, but not Milan Linate. Incredibly efficient while maintaining public safety. Selection of restaurants and cafes available both inside and outside security, and there are many water fountains throughout the terminal. One nit is that sensors in the bathrooms seem to be overly sensitive, causing toilets to flush almost continuously during use. Nevertheless a model airport. Every airport in the world could learn a thing or two from their staff and management.

Food, toilet, play area for children, shops ice cream/ Gelato &chocolate shop, and seating while waiting

Small airport with limited seating and very few charging stations for phones. The departure area is more organized and pleasant compared to arrivals, which can feel a bit chaotic. Not the worst experience, but definitely room for improvement 😉

Small Hard to find a taxi Either you have to wait in a long queue or use an app to have a taxi The bus ticket vending machine is complicated

Arriving in Genoa is fantastic, the view is unique and it seems you are landing on a pier on the port.

Small and efficient, clean and renovated. Just one thing: more flights available needed!! It's unbelievable that a city of more than 500K people has one of the smallest airport in the whole Country.

Good airport that is a bit smaller, but has most of what you could need. Clean toilets and departure hall

Genoa Airport (GOA) is a charming, compact gateway to the stunning Ligurian coast. Its small size makes for quick check-ins and easy navigation, with friendly staff adding a warm touch. The facilities are clean, and the views of the sea during takeoff and landing are breathtaking. While dining options are limited, the convenience and efficiency make it a pleasant start or end to any trip to Genoa!

This is a fairly outdated and small airport. It is difficult to reach with public transport as there are few busses per day, only local slow trains stop nearby and the information is difficult to find. At the moment (October 2025) there is only seats for 250 people in the gates hall. I counted 6 toilets for men. My gate had no seats. We were put in a line to be checked for our boarding cards then left in line to access the bridge to the plane that was closed. No air conditioning. People are scouting for places to sit all the time and toilets get filthy very fast.

Bergamo Airport serves as a practical and accessible hub for travelers in the Schengen area. Upon arrival, our experience was smooth and efficient. Since we were traveling within the Schengen zone, there was no passport control, which made the exit process quick. Within minutes, we were outside the terminal — a huge plus, especially when traveling with a child. Unfortunately, the return experience didn’t match the positive first impression. After completing the boarding process, we were kept waiting for more than 10 minutes for the shuttle bus to the aircraft. The situation was made worse by the lack of seating in the boarding area. My daughter had fallen asleep in my arms, and standing in a crowded space with no place to sit made the wait feel much longer. The real issue, however, was the poor organization and lack of professionalism from the ground staff. There was no explanation for the delay, no assistance offered to families, and no effort made to improve comfort during the wait. Managing luggage and a sleeping child without any support or clear communication was stressful and avoidable with better planning on the airport’s part. While Bergamo Airport is efficient when things go smoothly, it lacks the infrastructure and service quality to handle even minor disruptions comfortably — especially for families or travelers with specific needs. It’s a functional airport, ideal for short trips and solo travelers, but it falls short on care and customer service when it matters most. In summary, Bergamo Airport performs well on arrivals but needs significant improvement in its ground operations and family support during departures.

Despite our flight landing on time, we were forced to sit inside the plane for nearly 30 minutes waiting for a bus to the terminal — which is literally a 3-minute drive. We could have reached it faster on foot. The terminal experience was even worse. Passport control took over an hour to get through. Just to put it in perspective: it took 2 hours to fly from Turkey to Italy, and another 2 hours just to get off the plane and enter the airport. Everything moves unbelievably slowly, and no one seems to care. A very disappointing welcome to Italy

Milan's Bergamo Airport is neat, clean and efficient. With the Orio Centre Shopping Mall positioned a stones throw away, it helps with access to some good Italian eateries and shopping experiences. However, there are a few good restaurants, takeaways and coffee places in the airport itself, so you won't fall short of getting something good to eat or drink. Theres also a book store and newspaper outlet, and several car rental agencies within the complex. The toilets are clean, security and passport control seems efficient and overall, the experience was pleasant. Of added value was the ease of access to the local taxi and bus service, and the cordial Italian welcome.

Nice welcome at the airport with beer store!!Long hallways, only cafes open at 4:00 in the morning (an not all of them - only a couple - most of them open at 4:30), clean toilets at that time - dont know about pick hours, Polite staff willing to help! Oriocenter shipping mall is exactly opposite to the airport which is good for those who have long waiting hours until their flight

So if you travel in the morning and you want to wait for the flight you have to find a seat that is limited, no charging for phone, no toilets and you can just look thru security at the empty seats… terible terible terible service. You cant even pay for better Lounge

Complete mess. We waited for passport control for more than 2 hours. The employees are very slow and angry. However, returning home was very fast and friendly from the Raynair employees. That's why I gave it 1 more star.

Avoid this airport and any in Milan at all cost. We had a ticket to transfer and we were still forced out to the floor as there were no seats. Last time was Malpensa but back in 2005 as a child I just remember my dad managed to get €500 per passenger so €1,500 for the family as there was no access to food and drink when the airport "closes" until the following morning. Unless you want to lie on a cold floor then avoid especially with a family! Staff don't know when check in opens 1 says 2.30am and another says 3 but their information online says 2 for a 5 am flight which is the first flight out. Also, lots of flies made me really sick and uncomfortable! At 1.30 two random passengers let through while the crowds increased making it unsafe for families. It seems they pick and choose who they let through!