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Cremona is full of history, ha many renaissance buildings and history and yet is empty of tourists, even Italian ones. It is a relaxed’ friendly place and less expensive than other cities in the region.

Beautiful Historic center, fantastic coffee shops specially the one in front of the theater , the coffe shop Al 41, staff really professional, food and coffe perfect. The city is really clean and safe. Nice to small shopping for clothes in Italian good brands.

Cremona is a great small city. Very compact and walkable. The central square is especially lovely at night with the cathedral beautifully lit up. In the warmer weather the square comes alive after dark, packed with people eating and drinking in the outside bars and restaurants. The violin museum is interesting and worth a visit. And the Piazza Stradivari with the statue of the famous violin maker is another must do. Some very good restaurants. We especially liked the Indian Punjab grill and bar restaurant. Great atmosphere , helpful and friendly staff and most important, the food is of very good quality and beautifully presented. On our second night we ate at Tacabanda. Very good food, nice owner but a bit pricey and without the same ambiance. And a good 15 min. walk from city centre

Beautiful old and accessible Italian City. So much to see. Recommend picking up a Cremona map from tourist information which includes three walking tours / itineries - Musical Tour, Ancient City Tour, New (C16th) City Tour. Also recommended - go into the Town Hall for exhibits, and views over the Piazza to the cathedral and baptistry. The Violin museum is interesting.

Cremona is a fascinating city, with a beautiful duomo, good restaurants and interesting museums and instrument making workshos and studiios. It feels friendly and safe and not at all overrun with tourists. Highly recommend.

Cremona is a fascinating destination, its history is revealed on every corner you walk about. The Cremona cathedral that dates back to the 12th century, the baptistry, and the bell tower are a must visit. You may not want to miss of course the Museo del Violino where you can trace back the history of violin making as it developed in Cremona. If you're hungry for great pizza, go to La Pendola and if for great seafood, Pesciolini Innamorati. In short, you'll want to comeback there many times.