Tourist Info
This section of the portal provides users with all the useful and essential information they need to discover the area and explore it in an informed way. Organised into broad categories, visitors can choose the area that best suits their needs or simply lose themselves in the multitude of options on offer along the Riviera. A range of suggestions for leisure, recreation, entertainment and culture, as well as plenty of useful information on the various itineraries and destinations.
As well as the well-equipped beach resorts offering every comfort where visitors can relax and take part in sports, a whole world of attractions awaits tourists, ranging from theme parks – no fewer than ten within a radius of just sixty kilometres – to the countless bars, pubs, clubs and nightclubs renowned throughout Italy.
Romagna boasts an outstanding culinary tradition, so here is an extensive list of restaurants to choose from, ensuring you don’t miss the chance to sample traditional local specialities, both seafood and otherwise.
Aimed at anyone who requires specific treatments or who simply wishes to focus on looking after their body and relaxing their mind, the section on spas and wellbeing provides useful information on spa centres, detailing their unique features and the benefits of the treatments on offer.
Visitors therefore simply need to choose whatever takes their fancy in this rich and enchanting region, with its ancient and fascinating past still evident in the various museums and evocative archaeological sites that unexpectedly reveal themselves to the visitor.
Organising a family-friendly holiday means making a strategic choice right from the destination… and even more so when it comes to the
Romagna is one of Italy’s most family-friendly destinations, and this also applies to its theme parks. Not
Cattolica, one of the most welcoming resorts on the Romagna Riviera, has for years been regarded as an ideal destination for families. But
Forlì is a city that surprises visitors with its balance between understated elegance and bustling commercial life. Strolling through its
In Rimini and throughout Romagna, Easter has a distinct scent: that of freshly baked bread. More than
In Rimini, Easter is not just a religious festival or the start of the tourist season: it is a deeply-rooted tradition
Riccione isn’t just about the seaside, relaxation and fun: it’s also one of the most popular destinations on the Romagna Riviera for
The Via Emilia (Latin: Via Aemilia) is one of the most important thoroughfares of ancient Rome and still represents today the
In Ravenna, a city of art and Byzantine mosaics, the Easter tradition has the feel of home and simplicity. One of the symbols
Cycle-friendly routes through cycle paths, valleys and picturesque villages. Rimini and its hinterland are a much-loved destination for cyclists:
A mouth-watering journey through Romagna’s traditions, festivals and flavours. People don’t just come to Rimini for the sea and the
A simple yet flavourful first course, deeply rooted in the seafaring traditions of Romagna. ‘Grattugini’ — small grains of dried pasta
A place of faith, art and history, nestled amongst the natural beauty of the hills around Rimini. Situated on the picturesque hill of Covignano, in
Art, power and spirituality in the heart of the city Duration: Half-day: 3–4 hours; Full day: 6–7 hours (including a lunch break)
The Church of Santa Maria dei Servi, officially known as the Church of Santa Maria in Corte, is one of the places
In 49 BC, a small river in Romagna became the symbolic boundary between law and rebellion, between the Republic and power
One of the most famous and evocative episodes in Rimini’s religious history is the so-called Eucharistic miracle of the mule, traditionally dated to
The heart of sport and a symbol of the city of Rimini’s identity, the Romeo Neri Stadium is a multi-purpose venue that hosts the
