italiano
english
français
deutsch
Cattolica and environs: what to visit in the hinterland of Romagna
Vacation to explore
If, for you, a vacation means exploring the local area, then you are in the right place!
Cattolica is famous for its beautiful beaches, activities for tourists and welcoming atmosphere, but it is also a seaside town rich in history and culture.
Originally a small fishing village, the town has retained its maritime roots in the urban fabric, with the harbor still playing a major role in the local life.
Its hinterland features picturesque hilly landscapes characterized by vineyards, olive groves, and small medieval villages. Explore them with us!
Cattolica is famous for its beautiful beaches, activities for tourists and welcoming atmosphere, but it is also a seaside town rich in history and culture.
Originally a small fishing village, the town has retained its maritime roots in the urban fabric, with the harbor still playing a major role in the local life.
Its hinterland features picturesque hilly landscapes characterized by vineyards, olive groves, and small medieval villages. Explore them with us!
Gradara
A short distance from Cattolica, you will find the picturesque village of Gradara. Its Rocca Malatestiana is truly imposing and holds an important historical heritage. The tragic love story of Paolo and Francesca, told by Dante in the Divine Comedy, took place right here.
If you want to learn about the cultural roots of the hinterland of Romagna, this village is a must-see!
If you want to learn about the cultural roots of the hinterland of Romagna, this village is a must-see!
San Marino
Small but extraordinary: the third smallest country in Europe and the oldest republic in the world. With its own mint, stamps, a national football team and an army.
Three magnificent fortresses, connected to the citadel by pathways, offer unique views of the countryside of Emilia Romagna. In particular, from the top of its mountain you can see the hills of Marche and Montefeltro, all the way to the Adriatic Sea.
Three magnificent fortresses, connected to the citadel by pathways, offer unique views of the countryside of Emilia Romagna. In particular, from the top of its mountain you can see the hills of Marche and Montefeltro, all the way to the Adriatic Sea.
San Leo
Located 30 km from Rimini, it is a unique location: a perfectly preserved Romanesque village and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its fortress, set on an imposing rocky cliff, was turned into a prison in the 1600s, where notable prisoners such as the Count of Cagliostro were held.
From San Leo, the heart of Montefeltro, you can enjoy one of the most spectacular views in the region, with views stretching from the mountains to the sea, across the entire Marecchia Valley.
From San Leo, the heart of Montefeltro, you can enjoy one of the most spectacular views in the region, with views stretching from the mountains to the sea, across the entire Marecchia Valley.
Urbino
Urbino is a precious gem, a town rich in art and culture that has maintained its charm over the centuries and is one of the most fascinating cities to visit in our area.
Its Renaissance soul is epitomized by the majestic Ducal Palace, the symbol of the town and now home to the National Gallery of the Marche, where countless masterpieces are held, including paintings by master artists such as Piero Della Francesca and Titian.
Its Renaissance soul is epitomized by the majestic Ducal Palace, the symbol of the town and now home to the National Gallery of the Marche, where countless masterpieces are held, including paintings by master artists such as Piero Della Francesca and Titian.
