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Don't miss the Malatesta fortress

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Once at the top, there is a great café

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Great gentle climb on the best asphalt

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Nice village to visit, in the historic center there is also a war shelter that runs through the entire village, entry is free and you can also go there by bicycle

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very nice to do in company, but also alone!

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A beautiful village to visit... silence pays off.

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The bridge over the Rubicone is an ancient Istrian stone bridge built in Roman times along the Rubicone river and is located in Savignano sul Rubicone, in Emilia-Romagna, already an ancient Roman center of Compitum, built at the intersection with the Via Regina which from Sarsina (Roman municipality of Sassina) led to Ravenna (Roman municipality of 89 BC) and the Via Emilia, built by the consul Marco Emilio Lepido in 187 BC. The Roman bridge consists of three large stone arches, resting on two central pillars. The whole thing is made up of large blocks of Istrian stone, a compact and very resistant limestone and crystalline stone that does not exist in the area, and which comes from the Istrian peninsula. Therefore Augustus, who, in his reorganization of the Roman (Italic) regions, had partly incorporated Istria into the Regio .

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Colored wool tiles to cover the Roman bridge in homage to Savignano On the occasion of the anniversary of June 2nd, the bridge over the Rubicone river wore the festive dress, created by the "Savignano Fili e colori" group

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Still open and open to visitors, the Malatesta Castle of Longiano stands on a hillock 179 meters above sea level. Born as a military stronghold against Lombard incursions, over the centuries it has been transformed first into a noble residence, then into a municipal administrative headquarters and finally into the current museum of modern and contemporary art.

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The historic center of Longiano, an excellently preserved village of medieval origins, surrounded by double walls, offers numerous historical and artistic testimonies ... Its origins probably date back to a period between the 7th and 8th centuries, when the population of the area moved from the plain to the hills, to find refuge from the Lombard incursions. Longiano reached its maximum splendor by becoming the residence of the Malatesta family. Subsequently it belonged to the Papal State, with a brief Venetian dominion evidenced by the monumental basin in the courtyard of the Castle. In 1790 it fell, like all of Romagna, under the sovereignty of Napoleon Bonaparte. During the Second World War the territory of Longiano, not far from the Gothic Line, suffered numerous damages due to the bombings of the Allies: the war shelter, which partly crosses the historic centre, remains as evidence of this. First of all, a visit to the Malatesta Castle and the treasures of the Balestra Foundation that are kept there is a must... ... The War Refuge, a tunnel dug into the rock, which crosses the historic centre... is a testimony to the dramatic days of the passage of the Front and the bombings which also heavily hit Longiano during the Second World War. The Petrella Theater is a nineteenth-century jewel, a typical example of Italian theatre, finely decorated and characterized by extraordinary acoustics and still very lively artistic activity. You can also visit interesting historic churches: the Sanctuary of the Holy Crucifix ... and the Collegiate Church of San Cristoforo, with masterpieces from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries. (Source: https://www.e-borghi.com/it/borgo/Forli%20Cesena/98/longiano) Touring Club Orange Flag since 2005... The historic center still preserves clearly visible the characteristic double walls, a castle of medieval origins, former residence of the Malatesta family, an imposing Civic Tower, five museums, a war shelter, two important historic churches, a nineteenth-century theatre. (Source: https://emiliaromagnaturismo.it/it/localita/longiano)

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The castle of Longiano stands on a hillock 179 m above sea level, born as a military stronghold against Lombard invasions, with double walls. It changed use and destination several times, transforming itself first into a noble residence, then into a municipal administrative office and finally into the current museum of modern and contemporary art. Since its founding origins, the fortress has been the protagonist of the historical-military events that characterize this portion of Romagna. Already mentioned by the sources in 1059, the fortress underwent numerous destruction and devastation over the centuries, which earned it the title of "Borgo Incendiato". ... For two centuries the castle remained the property of the Malatesta family ... (Source: http://www.fondazionetitobalestra.org/castello/)

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On the way up to the Castello you can drive a bit in underground tunnels. You just about fit through with the bike (Refugio Bellico)

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Definitely up to the Castello. There is an underground path that you can also cycle on. The kiosk below the Castello is highly recommended as a break.

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The cycle path (for MTB) passes under the bridge. Very distinctive

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From the Cesena station, take the cycle path parallel to the Via Emilia and then go up to Longiano on a secondary road with little traffic

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Finally a place to have coffee

Good opportunity to take a break.

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Worth seeing castle complex of the Malatesta in Longiano. Today art gallery. More information: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Castello_Malatestiana,_Longiano and https://castelliemiliaromagna.it/it/s/longiano/6030-castello_malatestiano

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Very fast and fun piece. It starts with a fast stretch of dirt road surrounded by a beautiful panorama on the right. As soon as the pace increases the path descends and becomes more uneven but always controllable.

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The photo says it all ...

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