Things to do in Discover Romagna

The seaside resort was born in recent times from the administrative union of the hamlets Igea, the modern name of a tourist village, and Bellaria, of medieval origins. Located at the southern end of the Po Valley, the town is well structured for tourist holidays, with a clean... more

In Cesenatico you can visit the Maritime Museum, which is open every day in summer. The peculiarity of this museum is that it is only partially inside a building. When the idea of opening it was born, in fact, it was thought that it should be in the open air. Thus the... more

Italy in the glass is a format that was born in Gambettola and which, however, wishes to embrace the entire Italian territory. It was conceived by Luca Casadei, who placed the focus on the production of quality wine. Every year Italy in the glass Day takes place, a moment of... more

Bertinoro is a charming town in the province of Forlì-Cesena. The town is famous above all for the hospitality of its inhabitants and for the excellent wines produced there such as Albana, Sangiovese and Pagadebit. Those who want to spend some time in total relaxation must... more

The Riviera Romagnola is a tourist destination and not, which in summer is filled with young people, adults and people of all ages. Located in Emilia Romagna (and partly also in the Marche), this extends for 91 km and overlooks the Adriatic Sea. During the winter the place is... more

Today we are in Romagna, in the province of Forlì-Cesena: so let's go to the discovery of Forlì. We begin our journey by visiting some of the main natural areas of the place; let's start with the Vena del Gesso Romagnola Regional Park, the Casentinesi Forest National Park and... more

Rimini is an Italian town in the Emilia-Romagna region. Known internationally as a tourist resort, it boasts a long tourist tradition, in fact it is recalled that in 1843 the first bathing establishment in Italy was inaugurated. Located on the Adriatic Sea, it occupies a... more

Today we are in Cattolica, in the province of Rimini. Here, life has always revolved around its seafaring tradition, we immediately notice in fact, the ancient fishermen's houses and the large port, full of boats full of nets. The new dock now houses about two hundred ships of... more

The inhabitants wear nineteenth-century costumes at the party, to reproduce the scenes from the paintings of Silvestro Lega, a local painter. It is a great opportunity to visit the village that was the domain of the Guidi Counts. Located in the Tramazzo Valley, it is known for... more

Cervia is a town of about 28,500 inhabitants in the province of Ravenna, overlooking the Adriatic coast 24 km southeast of the capital. Its very ancient origins can be traced back to the Bronze Age, but it is in the Etruscan period that the production of salt began, one of the... more

Dozza is an Emilian town in the province of Bologna, rises 190 meters above sea level and has 1,100 inhabitants. It is a small medieval village, unique, known since the 60s as the 'town of murals'; over 200 have been counted, drawn on the walls of all the buildings in the town.... more

Savignano sul Rubicone changed its name in 1933. Previously its name was Savignano di Romagna, but on that date it was decided to include the famous river in the toponym. On the Rubicon river stands a bridge from the Roman era that is more than 200 years old and which has lived... more

The path leading to Pesaro starts from Gabicce monte, an ancient medieval village. Walking on the coastal path that climbs the cliff, you can enjoy a wide view of the coast and the crystal clear sea. The cliff drops sheer to the sea, yielding its harshness in some valleys more... more

Saludecio is located in the hills of the Rimini hinterland, in the valley of the Conca river, once the sphere of influence of the Malatesta lordship. It is a small medieval village that had great importance between the sixteenth and nineteenth centuries, and which today attracts... more

Ravenna is a provincial capital of Emilia; it has 152,000 inhabitants and boasts an extraordinary history. In 404 it became the seat of imperial power and its extraordinary monuments are now a world heritage site. We limit ourselves here to only two masterpieces of Byzantine... more

Cesena is a town of about 97,000 inhabitants in the province of Forlì-Cesena. The city is located in the center of Romagna halfway between the Adriatic Sea and the hills. Cesena is the city of good living and beauty; the historic center of the city is the pulsating heart of the... more

Ravenna visited in 2021, on the occasion of the 700th anniversary of the death of Dante Alighieri, presents many unpublished views. Going to Piazza San Francesco, where the tourist office is located, you can have headphones for a guided tour of Dante's places in Ravenna. It... more

Bagnacavallo is a town in the province of Ravenna, in the heart of Romagna. It rises 11 meters above sea level and has 16,500 inhabitants. At its gates is the 7th century Pieve di San Pietro in Silvis, one of the best preserved in the entire region. The ancient historical... more

Municipality in the province of Ravenna, in Emilia Romagna, is located at 115 meters above sea level and has 7,500 inhabitants. Called the village of the three hills, it stands surrounded by green hills that are lost visibly. Three spikes of rock overlook the village: the hill... more

The Malatesta Library was inaugurated in 1454, at the behest of Novello Malatesta, Lord of Cesena; it is unique in its kind and for this reason it is a Unesco World Heritage Site, it has preserved over the centuries, over 550 years, the same structure, the same content,... more