Not only sea and fun, Romagna also offers many historical, archaeological and naturalistic treasures. Staying at the Hotel Marilinda in Cesenatico you can move and visit Romagna, its historical cities, its beautiful hinterland, or discover and admire the beautiful nature trails.
Cesenatico is characterized by the canal port built in the early fourteenth century by the community of Cesena and designed by Leonardo da Vinci, who performed a planimetric survey and a perspective view
Among the things to see are the Maritime Museum, the monument to Giuseppe Garibaldi, the Church of San Giacomo, patron saint of the city, and the birthplace of Marino Moretti. Don't forget to try one of the city's typical fish restaurants.
Gradara is a fortified town with a splendid 14th century castle. The position of this characteristic place is really suggestive and it gives a breathtaking landscape on the whole valley
Known above all for the romantic love story of Paolo and Francesca that Dante told in his divine comedy, the city offers an enchanting medieval setting that offers numerous cultural and folklore events.
The Republic of San Marino is one of the oldest and smallest states on Earth. The old town centre offers ancient alleys, walls, towers and very suggestive views, interspersed with many typical souvenir shops
You can experience throughout the year the many events in period costumes. All shopping lovers can get lost in the many craft shops in the streets of the historic center that offer typical products and souvenirs of all kinds
It is a beautiful village perched on a huge rock mass. Here stood the impregnable fortress of the fifteenth century that has remained completely intact until today and visited by many tourists from Italy and abroad
San Leo is located 30 km from the Adriatic coast and thanks to its privileged position offers a splendid view over the coast and the surrounding valleys, giving unforgettable memories to all visitors.
The village of Verucchio stands on a powerful rocky spur of limestone-arenaceous formation, whose conformation suggested the name of the place, which seems to derive from the Latin word verruca, that is harsh and high place.
It was one of the main centers of the Villanovan-Etruscan civilization, and in the Middle Ages experienced a period of maximum flowering during the rule of the Malatesta. Walking through the narrow streets of the village you can admire the old houses and the views of nature between the walls
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