CI GUSTA HAPPY TIME SOLUTIONS SRL

From breakfast to dinner, from gelato break to aperitif, Ci Gusta Reggio Emilia is the ideal place where consumers can enjoy the best of traditional Italian cultural foods, such as gelato, pasta, pizza and coffee, to be enjoyed in both traditional and innovative forms.

Italian Artisan Gelato

Italian Artisan Gelato

Pizza,
Pancrocchino
& Focaccia

Pizza,
Pancrocchino
& Focaccia

Italy is home to many culinary specialties, but it is the Food Valley of Emilia Romagna and Reggio Emilia that pro-
duces some of the most internationally appreciated products. This area, which we honor in our new logo, offers a
unique gastronomic experience. Experience authentic Italian cuisine with CiGusta!

Discover the historical beauties and curiosities of our city.

Artisan gelato, desserts, pizza & pasta at their best. This is it. Ci Gusta.

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The curious saddles that galloped genera-tions of Reggians are actually not saddles at all. They were indeed the bases that were to support the columns of the porticoed parvis that was to be built from the entrance to the basilica. The lions, a 1500s work attributed to Gaspare Bisi, are still waiting for the columns promised to them centuries ago. During their long wait, however, they are quite willing to bring anyone who feels bold enough to ride a lion!

The Basilica of San Prospero, located in Piazza San Prospero in the historic center of Reggio Emilia, is a Renaissance Catholic house of worship dedicated to the city’s patron saint. St. Prospero, a 5th-century bishop, is venerated for saving the city from Attila’s invasion, when a providential fog enveloped Reggio, preventing the Huns from noticing the town.

The Italian national flag was created in Reggio Emilia on January 7, 1797, when representatives of Reggio Emilia, Modena, Bologna and Ferrara proclaimed the white, red and green tricolor as the symbol of the Cispadane Republic, under French protection. The hall where the flag was born is now the seat of the City Council and hosts important civic events in the city.

The Romolo Valli Municipal Theater is an opera house located in Piazza Martiri del 7 luglio 1960, in the historic center of Reggio Emilia. Built between 1852 and 1857, it overlooks one of the city’s main squares. It is one of Italy’s best-preserved theaters, with original machinery and facilities for staging scenes, including winches, drums, spiral staircases, metal pipes for verbal communication, and machines for special effects such as thunder, rain, lightning,
wind, and flight

The Calatrava bridges in Reggio Emilia, designed by architect Santiago Calatrava, are three structures located along the A1 highway.
Characterized by modern and innovative lines, the bridges feature elegant white steel arches that give them a dynamic and harmonious appearance, blending perfectly with the surrounding landscape.