Visit Places

   Alfero: Alfero lies in the Romagna-Tuscany Apennines in a valley carved by the fresh and clear waters of the Alferello. It is surrounded by chestnuts, beeches, bitter oaks and fir trees.

   Ascensione: A small town along the old Via Fiumazzo with its old churches, such as the 17th C Church of the Ascension. In the past, its tavern used to be a regular stop for the

   Bagnara di Romagna is a small village located in the wide lowland of Romagna. It represents an interesting example of medieval fortified village.

   Balze-Monte Fumaiolo: Just 9 Km from the exit for Monte Fumaiolo on the E45 dual carriageway, after having climbed past the typical "Marnes" we come to Balze which takes

   Bertinoro: A typical small medieval town with surrounding walls, towers and old houses. It is panoramically situated on a green hill in the hearth of Romagna with a charming view which arrives as far as the sea.

   Borghi: Borghi is built along the ridge dividing the Uso and Rubicone Rivers. It is a town of old traditions whose fate followed the that of the Malatesta family.

Brisighella: The ideal place to go for a relaxing and therapeutic break, thanks to its spa, Brisighella offers a fascinating medieval backdrop for anyone looking for a peaceful holiday.  

   Campigna is about 20km from Santa Sofia. It is a tourist resort rising in the heart of "Foreste Casentinesi" (Casentinesi Forests).

   Casalborsetti: Situated at the very north edge of the Ravenna coast, this was once a small fishing village and is now a characteristic coast resort divided in two by the picturesque port-canal.

   Cassanigo: Parts of the community fall into both the Municipalities of Faenza and Cotignola. In the area is the Rossini Oratory, the private chapel of one of the oldestfamilies in

   Castiglione di Cervia: An agricultural centre whose historical and artistic heritage is represented by the Oratory of San Lorenzo (1794), Villa Ragazzena built in 1562 by the monks

   Cervia: Safe and clean beaches, a well-equipped spa, a rich history, the wildlife of the salt pans (within the Delta Park), the artistic treasures and the rich calendar of cultural

     Cesenatico is a port town of about 20,000 people on the Adriatic coast of Italy. It is located in province of Forlì-Cesena in the region of Emilia-Romagna, about 30 km south

   Chiesuola: Small village belonging to Russi`s municipality, on the left bank of Montone river. The church "San Sebastiano degli Orioli" rose around the XVI century.

   Classe: The name "in Classe" comes from the ancient Roman city of "Civitas Classis" which grew up around the port and was improved by Cesare Augusto Ottaviano.

   Coriano, situated in the Conca Valley, belonged to the territory of the Malatesta Seignory. The surrounding countryside is dotted with farmhouses and villages and produces excellent wines and olives.

   Cortina: A small village on the road between Russi and Bagnacavallo. Monuments of interest are the old Oratory of Santa Rosa di Lima, built by Bonifacio Spreti in 1683, and the

Cusercoli is an ancient village located a few kilometres before Civitella di Romagana. The small town rises on a spur of calcareous rock; such a peculiar location inspired the ancient name of

   Faenza:The city boasts Roman origins, with the "via Emilia", being situated on the "Sangiovese Wine and Faenza Hill Flavour".

Forlì was founded by the Romans in the second century B.C. being a junction at the crossroads of the Via consolare Emilia and the road to Tuscany. The town is rich in culture and the historic

   Fossatone: A relaxing resort situated on the slopes of Mount Comero, with hotels surrounded by greenery. Family restaurants serve dishes using mushrooms, truffles and game.

   Fusignano: Formerly Castrum Fusiniani and owned by the Counts of Cunio, Fusiniano was also ruled by the Este family and the Papal State in the course of its history.  

   Gambettola: Gambettola is well situated at the end of the Via Emilia near Cesena. Although it can boast no great monuments which ennoble its past, it is a fascinating town where a

   Gatteo a Mare: Just 10km from Gatteo is this beach resort, a small treasure between the sky, sea and the land. Building began in the 1920s at the mouth of the historic River Rubicon.

   Glorie: A small community which is home to the majestic Villa Savoia. This is an aristocratic residence with oratory, which was built by the Barbucchielli family of Ravenna in the 18th C.

   La Banditina: On the slopes of Mount Comero amongst woods and lakes overlooking the upper Savio Valley. Paths, mule tracks and unpaved roads allow for relaxing walks, horse-rides

Lavezzola is the biggest of Conselice's small villages and is on the borders of Ferrara Province. In Lavezzola there are some food industries of national and european relevance.

Lido Adriano offers the visitor a great range of choices. Glittering with shops, bars, restaurants and ice-cream parlours, this beach resort is the favourite destination of the young who can

   Lido di Dante: Visitors who choose Lido di Dante can spend their holidays in a natural environment where sun, sea and amusements merge with the invigorating green of the pine woods.

   Longiano is a delightful town occupying a hill on the edge of the Rubicon Valley on the road from Cesena to Rimini. The town was once ruled by the noble Malatestas of which the

Maiano Monti: This small town takes its name from the famous figure and poet Vincenzo Monti who lived in Villa Monti who lived in the last century.  

Marina Romea: One of the most elegant lidos on the coast. A green oasis with small port, horse-riding school, sports facilities and paths through the pine woods leading golden beaches which are among the most extensive on the coast.

   Meldola: The history of Meldola is marked by bitter conflicts which underlined its strategic importance. The construction of the imposing castle which dominates the small town, for

Milano Marittima: Elegant and renowned beach resort immersed in the greenery and surrounded by an ancient and lush pinewood, it combines a lively centre with a peaceful natural environment.

   Mondaino: The mountain upon which deer once grazed became a fortified village and stronghold of the noble Malatesta family bordering the lands of their rivals the Montefeltros, dukes of Urbino.

   Monte Fumaiolo: 12 km from the E45 motorway exit called "Balze-Monte Fumaiolo" you find Monte Fumaiolo, where the skiing station of the same name is situated.  

   Montefiore Conca: By straining ones eyes on a clear day it is possible to discern from the coast a solitary giant immersed in the greenery of the territory of the Malatesta Seignory.

   Montegridolfo: Recently, the old town was entirely renovated with great care. Apart from the Malatestas, the town has been controlled by the Borgias, the Republic of Venice and the

   Montescudo: Situated on a ridge which divides the plain around Rimini from the road which leads to the foothills of the Apennines, and which was a strategic point from which to survey the area.

   Morciano di Romagna: A centre for markets and fairs and reference point for farmers and artisans over a vast area, once territory of the Malatesta Seignory.

Visiting Pesaro Urbino: Much is known and visited the Palazzo Ducale, characteristic for torricini that demarcate the posterior. La Casa di Raffaello is located in the street at number 57.

Pisignano: An agricultural centre, particularly notable for the Parish Church of Santo Stefano which dates back to circa 977 A. D. and which contains a number of valuable frescos attributed to Luca Longhi.

   Poggio Berni: The town belonged once to the territory of the Malatesta Seignory. The visitor will be struck by the sight of an impressive building standing alone on the hillside -

   Portico was founded in ancient times along the road to Florence and came to be known first as a market place during the Roman times and later as a castle under the control of the Counts Guidi of Dovadola.

   Predappio: The unmistakable urban layout and architecture of Predappio was strongly influenced by Mussolini and was designed by the most influential architects of the time.

Punta Marina Terme: A well-serviced quiet beach resort immersed in pine woods with a typically homely and peaceful atmosphere. Plenty of pastimes and leisure activities.  

   Ravenna: City of art, culture and mosaics which, 1,500 years ago, was three times a capital: of the Western Empire, of Theodoric king of the Goths and the Byzantium Empire in Europe.

As a seaside resort Rimini has been in the thoughts and dreams of generations of tourists for 160 years. The secrets of its success are the friendliness and hospitality of its inhabitants and a

   Riolo Terme: Situated on a small but luxuriant plateau which is surrounded by the River Senio on its way to the Padana Plain, Riolo Terme is a famous spa resort in Italy and well known for its eno-gastronomy.

   Rocca San Casciano: Small Medieval town, which is the antique Parish of San Casciano in Casatico, original name of the river Montone. It was governed by the De` Calboli Counts and

Rossetta di Fusignano: The community falls into both the Municipalities of Fusignano and Bagnacavallo. There is a well-equipped area for motor homes and a beautiful open-air swimming-pool with both daytime and evening entertainment.

   Saludecio: An interesting medieval town, belonging to the Malatesta Seignory, whose walls enclose elegant palaces, towers and squares which testify to the greatness of its past.

     San Cassiano: A small agricultural town about 10 km from Brisighella. The town is overlooked by the ruins of the castle of San Cassionao set on the hill above the town and testimony to its history.

   San Giovanni in Marignano: Known for hundreds of years as "The Grain Store of the Malatestas" because of the rich countryside that surrounds it.

   San Mauro Mare: A coast with fine beaches where everything is modernly equipped is San Mauro Mare's trump card. The ideal place for a relaxing and enjoyable holiday.

Part of Russi territory, San Pancrazio lies between via Cupa channel and Montone river. It is known for its ancient parish church that, according to old documents, was built around 437.  

   San Piero in Bagno: This is the most important centre as well as the capital of the Municipality, and lies in the Valley along the banks of the River Savio.

Sant'Alberto: This small town is just a few kilometres from the district capital, near a branch of the Comacchio Valleys and part of the unspoiled natural environment of the Po Delta Park.

   Santa Sofia: The muncipality of the National Park of the Casentinesi Forest hosts the offices of the Park Community as well as one of the visitor centres. Things to see: the S.

   Santo Stefano: Near to Lake Quarto which was formed in 1812 following a landslide which blocked the path of the river. Today it is largely submerged and consists of large tracts

   Savignano sul Rubicone: Savignano sul Rubicane lies along the Via Emilia between Cesena and Rimini. Its territory extends to the coast with a small beach resort managed by Camping

An agricultural centre on the State Road 16. Of interest is the Casa delle Aie which was built in 1790 based on a project by Camillo Morigia. It is a typical example of rural house in Ravenna`s area.

   Sogliano al Rubicone: Occasional finds show that man inhabited this area since the end of the Eneolithic Age (2,500 - 1,800 B.C). An estate by the name of Sulliani is mentioned in the 9th C Bavaro Code.

   Spinello: The village of Spinello rises on the top of the Aiola Mountain and it is 8 Km from Santa Sofia. It offers a beautiful view of the valley below and of the Romagna flat land until the Adriatic sea.

   Tavolicci:A small village in the Municipality of Verghereto. It lies in the open countryside and was once the scene of a terrible tragedy caused by the follies of war.

Torriana e Montebello are characteristic features of the Malatesta Seignory. At the top of a rocky spur is the old "Scoricata" with the remains of a Malatesta Fortress and the Tower.

     Tredozio:The antique village of Tredozio has several 15th-17th Century palaces. Among these, the Fantini Palace, the SS. Annunciation convent, the San Michele Arcangelo church as well as works of art.

In this town you can admire a Benedictine abbey which dates back to the 13th century. Valsenio is believed to be the first inhabited centre of the Senio Valley.

   Verghereto: The town originally rose around the Abbey of San Michele Arcangelo founded by Saint Romualdo in 987 and subsequently destroyed by a landslide.  

   Vessa is situated on the slopes of the Mescolino mountain in the high valley of Savio, in a partially inhabited area and an agriculturally active countryside.

Villa San Martino: A small residential and agricultural community with the 17th C Church of San Martino, some ancient trees and a small airport.  

The "Ecomuseo della Civiltà  Palustre" exhibits a rich collection of preindustrial manufactures realized with marsh grass, willow and poplar wood.

   Zadina is a tourist resort which is at the same peaceful and characterised by a green pine wood which stretches along the coast. The adjoining district of Ponente (so called because