Ferrara is an undisputed leader in sweet snacking, with more than 35 brands including SweeTARTS®, Trolli®, Brach’s®, Black Forest®, Keebler®, Famous Amos® and NERDS®, along with iconic favorites like Lemonhead®, Red Hots® and Now and Later®!

An easy train stop in Emilia-Romagna, Ferrara shines with the former glory of its Renaissance past. A stroll or bike ride past remarkably intact castles and defensive walls makes it say to see how this northern Italian gem scored UNESCO World Heritage status.

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Ferrara’s New York cheesecake – a dreamy, creamy combination of the buttery crumbly graham cracker crust, cream cheese, sour cream and natural flavors is certainly a show stopper. It’s lush and velvety, with a subtle hint of tartness that cheesecake lovers expect.

Italian food is the best in the world, but restaurants in Ferrara do things a little differently. The city's signature dishes are derived from a Renaissance-era cookbook, beloved of Lucrezia Borgia.

Baker and Importer of over 200 superb Italian specialties, Ferrara dates its origins to pre-1892 and Café A. Ferrara first opened its doors for opera lovers seeking likeminded company and refreshment. Subscribe. Give us your email, and we shall send regular updates for new items and events.

The population of Ferrara grew rapidly at this time. Under Ercole the city doubled in population, and there was a rapid development of industries, especially in silk and cloth. The Jewish community of Ferrara is said to have consisted of 3,000 souls.

The Ferrara family name was found in the USA, the UK, and Canada between 1880 and 1920. The most Ferrara families were found in the USA in 1920. In 1880 there were 11 Ferrara families living in New York. This was about 39% of all the recorded Ferrara's in the USA. New York had the highest population of Ferrara families in 1880.