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The old fortress: stone and history blend into a visible memory. From here, Romagna is at your feet.

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The climb and the town are quite popular with local cyclists, the climbs are not demanding and several road and gravel tours pass through them.

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Nicknamed "the balcony of Romagna", Bertinoro is a medieval village rich in history and perfect for a stop during your bike rides. From this and other points you can see why it got its nickname: you can enjoy a magnificent view of the sea and the Romagna plain.

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One of the most beautiful windows in Romagna

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The Rocca di Bertinoro is a historic fortress built around the middle of the 10th century, located on a hill 247 meters high in Bertinoro. The fortress has preserved its original medieval structure and originally served as a defensive structure. Today it houses the Centro Residenziale Universitario and the Museo Interreligioso, dedicated to the dialogue between Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The museum offers a unique experience with installations and works of art by great masters such as Rembrandt and Giacomo Manzù. Abstract from (c): https://castelliemiliaromagna.it/it/s/bertinoro/6026-rocca_di_bertinoro

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An absolute highlight with an impressive view of the Romagna plain. Great restaurants and bars to linger in.

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A small town worth seeing in the hills of Emilia-Romagna. Small climb, narrow streets, great views from the square in front of the Palazzo Ordelaffi. More information: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bertinoro

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A beautiful panoramic road

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Born and died in Bertinoro, Arnaldo Pambianco known as "Gabanin" was a famous professional cyclist, much loved in these parts. Today he is remembered through writings on the asphalt, banners and even a mural in the center of the town. Winner of the Giro d'Italia in 1961, Pambianco was a Salvarani teammate of Gimondi and Adorni.

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one of the terraces on our Romagna! no bar - only the fountain in teodorano

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Located in the heart of Romagna, on the slopes of the first hills of the Forlì Apennines... Bertinoro dominates a suggestive landscape whose view extends to the sea. ... In addition to the hospitality and the splendid panoramic view that can be enjoyed from the central Piazza della Libertà, hence the nickname "Balcony of Romagna", the town is a typical example of a medieval citadel full of walls, towers and ancient houses , also known as the "City of Wine". In fact, legend has it that Galla Placidia, daughter of Emperor Theodosius, passing through these places, tasted a wine served in a humble cup and said: "you are not worthy of such a rough cup, O wine, but of drinking it in gold" , hence the name of the city. ... From the top of Mount Cesubeo, the thousand-year-old Rocca dominates the citadel, a building dating back to the 10th century, where the emperor Federico Barbarossa stayed in 1177 with his court and his militias, then an episcopal seat from 1584. ... Today the Rocca also houses the University Residential Center of the Alma Mater Studiorum of Bologna and the Interreligious Museum. ... The enchanting medieval village boasts another characteristic, that of being considered the 'City of Hospitality' par excellence thanks to the tradition of the Twelve Ringed Column. Each ring corresponds to one of the twelve families once appointed to host the stranger who, upon arriving, tied his horse there. The tradition is still commemorated on the first Sunday of September. (Source: https://emiliaromagnaturismo.it/it/localita/bertinoro)

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The first document referring to it dates back to 995 where there is mention of a placitum between the great nobles of Romagna and the representatives of the archbishop of Ravenna. Coveted for its undisputed strategic value, the Fortress did not only carry out military tasks. From the mid-15th century, with the presence of the Malatesta family and, subsequently, of the bishops of Bertinoro, the fortress lost its military function in favor of its cultural role: Domenico Novello Malatesta moved part of the book workshop of the future to the Bertinoro fortress Library of San Francesco, while the bishops, observing the dictates of the Council of Trent, made it a place of education and training. (Source: https://www.visitbertinoro.it/it/poi/la-rocca/ )

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Mountain village of Bertinoro

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The balcony of Romagna, land of hospitality. An intact historic center with numerous venues for all tastes.

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Cesenatico is a very beautiful city

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Beautiful village with a great view

Area with many routes for both racing bikes and MTBs. It offers splendid views!

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Worth seeing.

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Center of the beautiful place.

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View at lofty heights.

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