The Top 20 Attractions in Forlì-Cesena

The Port of Cesenatico is also called Porto Canale Leonardesco, as it dates back to 1502, the year in which Leonardo da Vinci visited the city to build its infrastructure. … read more

Born in Cesena but raised as a child in Cesenatico, Marco Pantani has been the most loved Italian cyclist of the last fifty years. Who died prematurely at the age … read more

Municipality of about 3,000 inhabitants, Sogliano has many hamlets and as many places of interest to visit, such as the Church of San Lorenzo. A local specialty is the fossa … read more

One of the most famous climbs in all of Romagna, the Barbotto was decisive in the Giro Donne 2022: with over 50 kilometers to go, Annemiek Van Vleuten managed to … read more

Located at 1,296 meters above sea level, Calla is the highest road pass in the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. It is located between the provinces of Forlì, Cesena and Arezzo and was … read more

Premilcuore, like many other villages in the area, experienced its period of maximum expansion around the 13th and 14th centuries under the dominion of the Guidi family. In this period … read more

The mouth of the Tiber River is located at 1,268 meters above sea level. Here, in the middle of the pristine forest, on a small clearing there is a travertine … read more

Path leading to the Hermitage of Montepaolo.
A path that in addition to the beauties of nature is also rich in spiritual interest as it has as its destination a … read more

Picturesque waterfall on the Alferello stream, north-east of Alfero, which owes its name to the abundant presence of trout in its waters.
The waterfall, about 32 meters high, is due … read more