Chiesa parrocchiale di San Pietro Apostolo

Let's start by saying that I was greeted by a waitress who looked at me bewildered because I asked her to sit down. She turned sketchy and told me I had to consume. I thought it was obvious to consume, but ok. A colleague of his comes, who spoke softly and obviously did not understand the orders, he made a few requests from some of my friends and mine too. I asked for a long Island and it brought me whiskie and chamomile ... Yes, whiskie and chamomile. He said so. The taste was indeed that. Baffled. I didn't know it was human to make such a concoction. yet, in a place in front of the square, they succeeded. The beauty is that, asking him what it was, he then portrayed and tried to convince me that it was a long Island. I gave in, I drank it and I am disgusted by the bad service and bad business card that would give a tourist visiting the city. I would add that at 10:30 pm they gave everyone cocktails watered down in plastic glasses, a friend of ours from the trade asked for glass at least for the wine. The waiter of the first, of a few cheeky little words and methods, who I had forgotten to say that he had left the various glasses just brought to the middle of the table almost throwing them in a hurry, replied unpleasantly, saying that beyond a certain hour they could deliver the glass. Yet plastic spoils the taste of wine and all the diners in the room, excluding our table, toast with plastic glasses of all kinds. He also used an unsuitable sufficiency tone. Now, I ask myself, how is it possible that incompetent, unpleasant and other staff that I would not like to add in this way to customers in a central location for a position in Parma and that push people not to return? From what world and world, I have done them a favor to enter that place with even dirty baths, full of dirty black water on the ground. Pee on the wall. Disgusting. Indecent.

Church with different vicissitudes over the centuries. Dating from the year one thousand it was rebuilt in Gothic style at the end of the 1400s. The church with a single nave is the current structure owed to Petitot. Nice paintings keep you. Definitely worth a visit.

The church of San Pietro is located in the adjacent square, in the heart of Parma. The facade is in a classical style. Unfortunately, I can't give you more than a little star because it was found closed on 28/29 December.

Very beautiful church, if you are lucky enough to find it open, which does not happen very often. It is located in the main square, Piazza Garibaldi, recommended to take a look if open!

Very beautiful church beautiful frescoes crucifix and madonna. To visit, it gives a sense of peace and tranquility you feel the strength and power of the cross.