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The 14th century fortress located within the ancient village and protected by a circle of sturdy walls is made up of 3 imposing towers and the square keep

A classic, country ride with a short climb to Coralli, then up towards Riolo Terme, which includes stopping for a coffee at Zappi's (with a discount for cyclists), returning via Casolana, Solarolo, Mordano and finally Massa, 65km.

Rocca di Riolo is right in the center, very beautiful and well maintained

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A very attractive castle overlooking Brisighella. Its watch tower which stands apart on another pinnacle can also be visited.

first hills of Faenza, it is very comfortable

In addition to the thermal baths, Riolo has a beautiful Sforza fortress with the typical structure of medieval towers, which belonged to the Manfredis and then to Caterina Sforza. Today the fortress is home to the Faentino Apennines Landscape Museum and a place that hosts various historical and entertainment events such as "murderous dinners" or "escape rooms".

The toponym is thought to derive from the quality of the land in the area, once marshy and known as Silva Bagnaria, which was reclaimed by the Etruscans and subsequently colonized by the Romans. ... The first nucleus of the city of Bagnara (old Bagnara) was built in what is now the locality of Prato di S. Andrea, one km southeast of the current city centre, around the ancient Roman castrum, of which currently all that remains is a rise and the remains of what used to be the boundary ditch. Bagnara Vecchia was in fact razed to the ground in 1222 during a battle between the Bolognese and Faentini, and the escaped inhabitants took refuge near the Santerno river, where today the center of the new Bagnara is located. (Source: http://www.itinerariinromagna.it/comune/32/bagnara_di_romagna )