It’s rainy and you wonder what to do in Bellaria? Our territory offers plenty of attractions. The most ancient maritime towns are Rimini and Ravenna, already inhabited well before the Romans conquered the region. The arch of August and the bridge of Tiberius are still the icons of Rimini, the Domus of the Surgeon well deserves a visit; the beauty of the Ravenna mosaics has enchanted visitors of all times, and you can still admire them at the Tamo museum or at the Domus of the Stone Carpets. One of the most appreciated characters of Rimini is film director Federico Fellini, to whom the graffitis of Borgo San Giuliano are dedicated.
Cervia revolves around it Porto Canale, with a history connected to the harvest and conservation of salt. The harbor of Cesenatico was designed by Leonardo da Vinci, military engineer of Cesare Borgia. Today these two towns attract a lot of tourists, but still keep their ancient soul in the heart of the village. In Romagna there are plenty of museums suited for the smallest kids, among woods and castles. The fortress of Sant’Agata Feltria hosts items and characters of the most beloved fairy tales. At the castle of Riolo there is a museum dedicated to the Middle Ages: you can wield the knights’ weapons, admire their garments and explore the territory thanks to a special 3d viewer. The hydro-museum of Ridracoli is really unforgettable.
Saracen Tower
Museum House of the Writers
Fortress of Montefiore Conca
Castle of Longiano
The Saracen Tower of Bellaria, built in 1673, is the only one left with the original characters of the six present with three floors covered in a vault and with an internal spiral staircase. Inside there is the Shell Museum, with shells, molluscs, skeletons of marine organisms, crustaceans, shells of turtles from all over the world.
Romagna is a land of writers and poets: Giovanni Pascoli, Marino Moretti, Vincenzo Monti… in their homes you will find the original furniture, besides items and documents, which will show you their personality closely.
Besides the typical guided tours, at the castle you can also take part in special historical revivals. You can discover different features of Medieval and Renaissance life, among the intrigues and the legends that surround the Malatesta dynasty.
It is a fortress that looks out to the Rubicon, thanks to which the Malatestas defended their own lands. Today it hosts an original collection of contemporary art including works by Italian artists, but also engravings by Goya and Chagall.
Viale Ennio n. 36
47814 Igea Marina (RN)
Tel 0541 330021
[email protected]
VAT 03933000402
It’s rainy and you wonder what to do in Bellaria? Our territory offers plenty of attractions. The most ancient maritime towns are Rimini and Ravenna, already inhabited well before the Romans conquered the region. The arch of August and the bridge of Tiberius are still the icons of Rimini, the Domus of the Surgeon well deserves a visit; the beauty of the Ravenna mosaics has enchanted visitors of all times, and you can still admire them at the Tamo museum or at the Domus of the Stone Carpets. One of the most appreciated characters of Rimini is film director Federico Fellini, to whom the graffitis of Borgo San Giuliano are dedicated.
Cervia revolves around it Porto Canale, with a history connected to the harvest and conservation of salt. The harbor of Cesenatico was designed by Leonardo da Vinci, military engineer of Cesare Borgia. Today these two towns attract a lot of tourists, but still keep their ancient soul in the heart of the village. In Romagna there are plenty of museums suited for the smallest kids, among woods and castles. The fortress of Sant’Agata Feltria hosts items and characters of the most beloved fairy tales. At the castle of Riolo there is a museum dedicated to the Middle Ages: you can wield the knights’ weapons, admire their garments and explore the territory thanks to a special 3d viewer. The hydro-museum of Ridracoli is really unforgettable.
Viale Ennio n. 36
47814 Igea Marina (RN)
Tel 0541 330021
[email protected]
VAT 03933000402
It’s rainy and you wonder what to do in Bellaria? Our territory offers plenty of attractions. The most ancient maritime towns are Rimini and Ravenna, already inhabited well before the Romans conquered the region. The arch of August and the bridge of Tiberius are still the icons of Rimini, the Domus of the Surgeon well deserves a visit; the beauty of the Ravenna mosaics has enchanted visitors of all times, and you can still admire them at the Tamo museum or at the Domus of the Stone Carpets. One of the most appreciated characters of Rimini is film director Federico Fellini, to whom the graffitis of Borgo San Giuliano are dedicated.
Cervia revolves around it Porto Canale, with a history connected to the harvest and conservation of salt. The harbor of Cesenatico was designed by Leonardo da Vinci, military engineer of Cesare Borgia. Today these two towns attract a lot of tourists, but still keep their ancient soul in the heart of the village. In Romagna there are plenty of museums suited for the smallest kids, among woods and castles. The fortress of Sant’Agata Feltria hosts items and characters of the most beloved fairy tales. At the castle of Riolo there is a museum dedicated to the Middle Ages: you can wield the knights’ weapons, admire their garments and explore the territory thanks to a special 3d viewer. The hydro-museum of Ridracoli is really unforgettable.
Viale Ennio n. 36
47814 Igea Marina (RN)
Tel 0541 330021
[email protected]
VAT 03933000402
