Antique Dealers Neighborhood

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Antique Dealers Neighborhood

In the heart of Parma, this curious district is the right place where to look for particular objects and ancient treasures. In between of Strada Farini, Borgo al Collegio Maria Luigia and Strada Repubblica, you will find workshops, art studios and antique dealers of all kind.

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