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In the Pontesanto neighborhood, street art complements everyday transportation. Murals and artistic interventions created in recent years enhance underpasses, walls, and green spaces, transforming a transit area into a recognizable and vibrant space.

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Via Guicciardini runs through one of Imola's main school districts and is now a symbol of the city's street art scene. Murals and artistic interventions created since 2007, as part of projects such as RestArt Urban Festival and Progetto T.A.G., have transformed walls and underpasses into narrative surfaces.

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This evocative square dedicated to Ayrton Senna is one of the symbolic spaces of the Enzo and Dino Ferrari Autodrome area. The square is home to the MAICC – Checco Costa Imola Autodrome Multimedia Museum, whose façade features a large mural dedicated to Ayrton Senna, created in 2019 by Brazilian street artist Eduardo Kobra as part of the RestArt Urban Festival.

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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

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nice viewpoint after a medium length climb

the center of Imola's nightlife

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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.

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yesterday 2nd November not passable.

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amazing gravel route along the river. flat and easy for anyone. some bars at the end in borgo tossignano, or a little further there is agroturismo

only passable with low water!

At this point along the Santerno, the cycle path crosses the hamlet of Codrignano, in the municipality of Borgo Tossignano. It is especially known for the Garganello festival, a type of pasta of incredible goodness. The festival always takes place between the end of August and the beginning of September.

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Following the Santerno cycle path, this bridge allows you to cross the river near Borgo Tossignano.

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Porta Montanara was one of the four entrance gates to the city of Imola when it was still surrounded by walls, built by the Manfredi rulers. Originally known as ‘Pusterla’, meaning secondary entrance, it was later given the name Montanara because it faced the hilly region. Although the fortifications were largely demolished in the 20th century, the gate is still recognizable by its square shape and the Ghibelline battlements on three sides. (c) https://visitareimola.it/porta-montanara/

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July 2024: the ford is impassable due to a landslide on the road on the Borgo Tossignano side.

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A place with a medieval flavour, at the gates of the Santerno cycle path. Update June 2024, the track is closed just upstream from Castel del Rio.

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It was one of the four access gates to the city, when Imola was surrounded by the walls built by the Manfredi lordship. Formerly called 'Pusterla' as it was a secondary gate to the accesses to Bologna and Faenza, it later took the name of Montanara, because it faced the hilly area. The demolitions of the 1900s deprived it of the defensive system that strengthened it, but it is still relatively intact in its square plan crowned on three sides by Ghibelline battlements. (Source: https://visitareimola.it/porta-montanara/ )

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...the origins of the fortress of Imola date back to 1261, when the municipality decided to build a fortress to defend the city. ... The fortress then had a quadrangular perimeter with nine square towers, four at the corners and four at the center of each curtain wall, plus an entrance tower on the eastern side and a mighty central keep. In the second half of the 15th century, the transformation of the medieval fortress into a new structure capable of withstanding the destructive power of modern artillery began. ... Beginning in 1480, the square corner towers were incorporated into new, thicker circular towers capable of withstanding bombardment, and construction of an internal residence began. The crisis of the Riario-Sforza lordship and the siege of the fortress launched in 1499 by Cesare Borgia, known as Valentino, decreed the return of direct papal rule. ... With the definitive annexation of Imola to the Papal States, the fortress's use as a prison intensified, a situation that continued until 1958, when restoration work began and the Sforza monument was converted into a museum. (Source: https://imolamusei.it/rocca-sforzesca/ )

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Light route for a pleasant walk in the woods, it has no technical sections or challenging slopes. We start immediately beyond the Alidosi bridge in Castel del Rio. You can park immediately nearby.

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A singular arch bridge in the municipality of Castel del Rio on the Santerno river, the Alidosi bridge has a single span and was commissioned in 1499 by Obizzo II Alidosi to the architect Andrea Guerrieri. The objective was to symbolize the power and stability of the Alidosi family after the loss of the lordship of Imola. It still connects Castel del Rio to the hamlets that rise on the slopes of Mount Guasteto.

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

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