What to do near Forlimpopoli, FC

Bertinoro, a terrace over Romagna

A charming, welcoming medieval village, rightly renowned for its traditional Romagna hospitality

The church of Polenta

Celebrated in an ode by Carducci, it is also known as the Parish Church of San Donato, where Dante and Francesca da Rimini may once have prayed

The Nuti Hall in Cesena’s historic Malatestiana Library

A temple of knowledge that looks like a cathedral

Bonci Theater

Named after a famous tenor Alessandro Bonci, it has embellished Cesena's Piazza Guidazzi since the mid-19th century with its neoclassical lines, elegant interiors, and rich programming.

The Byzantine parish church of St. Peter in Trent

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

Montiano and the Rocca Malatestiana

A small village in the hills of Cesena that offers beautiful glimpses among its streets, excitement from the past evidenced by the Rocca Malatestiana, and a sweeping view of the surrounding landscape.

The ancient salt pans of Cervia

A nature paradise behind the beaches of Romagna

Cesenatico's floating nativity scene

On the historic boats of Porto Canale, Nativity scenes with life-size statues.

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.

Piazza del Popolo, the living room of Faenza

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

The Classense Library

A treasure chest of knowledge and beauty