What to do near Castrocaro Terme e Terra del Sole, FC

Modigliana, at the foot of the Romagna hills.

A hamlet, a castle butt, an ancient bridge, two museums, and a beautiful landscape

Piazza del Popolo, the living room of Faenza

The white loggias, the outdoor tables, the shopping arcades.

The Severe Renaissance of Faenza Cathedral

Built in the second half of the 15th century to a design by Giuliano da Maiano but left unfinished with its toothed-brick façade soaring up a high flight of steps; many masterpieces inside.

Donkey Street

Those open lunettes on the square that fascinate and rewind time

Bertinoro, a terrace over Romagna

Wonderful, cozy medieval village that boasts, with good reason, of traditional Romagna hospitality

The enchanted hills of Brisighella

Three hills crowned by Torre dell'Orologio, Rocca Manfrediana and Santuario di Monticino, and an amphitheater of rolling hills with vineyards and olive groves, crossed by spectacular gullies. Here is Brisighella!

Brisighella, the queen of the valley

Stories and secrets carved in plaster

The church of Polenta

The protagonist of an ode by Carducci, it is also known as Pieve di San Donato, where Dante and Francesca da Rimini may have prayed

Pieve del Tho, Romanesque jewel of Romagna

An ancient parish church in the surroundings of Brisighella suspended between charm and mystery

The Byzantine parish church of St. Peter in Trent

Beautiful church in the shade of large maritime pines, between Ravenna and Forli

Nuti's Classroom

A temple of knowledge that looks like a cathedral