Parma is famous for its art, architecture, cheese and ham. Just about everyone has heard of Parmigiano Reggiano cheese and Prosciutto di Parma, but few tourists come to Parma to appreciate its considerable charms.
In this picture gallery you'll see pictures of the 12th century Baptistery, one of the most interesting buildings in Europe. Our pictures include the unusual bell tower on the Governor's Palace, the Palazzo della Pilotta that was built in 1583 and has many museums inside and Parma's Ducal Park, a peaceful place to wander around in near the train station, that was built in 1561 and turned into a formal French garden in 1749. For photos of the Romanesque Cathedral, see Parma Duomo Photos on Europe Travel.
Enjoy our pictures of Parma. Click each picture to see it full size.
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- Picture of the Palazzo del Governatoreparma picture, governors palace, piazza garibaldi
- Bell Tower of the Palazzo del Governatore (Governor's Palace)parma picture, governor’s palace, piazza garibaldi
- Picture of Palazzo della Pilotta and War Monumentparma picture, piazza della pace, palazzo della pilotta
- Picture of Arches Opening to Central Parmaparma picture, arches
- Picture of Flowers Decorating a Bridge in Parmaparma picture, parma bridge, flowers
- Picture of San Giovanni Evangelista Churchparma picture, San Giovanni Evangelista picture, parma italy
- Picture of The Battistero or Baptistery of Parma, Italybattistero picture, baptistery picture, parma baptistery picture
- Detail Picture of the Battistero or Baptistery in Parma, Italy.parma picture, battistero, parma baptistry
- Palazzo Ducale, the Ducal Palace of Parmaparco ducale picture, parma picture
- Picture of an Open Air Market in Parma, Italyparma picture, vegetable market, parma italy
- Picture of a Macelleria, or Butcher's Shop in Parma, Italyparma picture, macelleria, meat market, butcher shop
- Picture of an Elegant Marble Storefront in Parma, Italyparma storefront, parma picure
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