Unique Hotel vicino al mare a Cesenatico

PLACES TO SEE

Our land

We have a beautiful territory and we are in the perfect position, in the middle of fairytale villages and for this reason we want to share it with you. Discover our hinterland, a destination to visit not only in summer but in all seasons. Travel like a "local", savor the true essence of the place where you are, discover our charming villages, home of good food and good wine.

Not only sea

Santarcangelo di romagna

One of the most loved villages, both by those who live there and by those who visit it. Characterized by alleys overlooking churches and historic buildings, full of life and events, not everyone knows that Santarcangelo also hides a mysterious part, a dense network of tufaceous caves, remarkable for their beauty and once used as escape routes, warehouses and cellars.
Founded around the year 1000, it developed around the Malatesta Fortress and still retains traces of the medieval city, such as the ancient access to the city: the Porta Campanone Vecchio.
Walking through the streets of the old town will be a pleasure, every corner is capable of giving strong emotions, it is difficult not to fall in love.

Romagna

San Leo

A breathtaking view characterizes this fantastic and mysterious medieval village. At 500 meters above sea level stands the Fortress of San Leo, the main attraction. La Rocca is one of the most beautiful and best preserved in the region.
Spectacular monument of military art, the Forte is accompanied by a rich cultural history that saw him star of sieges and battles. It boasts a place on the list of the most beautiful villages in Italy.
Its old city center is very well preserved and full of little shops and restaurants, several palaces and ancient churches but especially with so many stories to tell. In fact, illustrious Italian personalities who made history such as San Francesco, Dante and the alchemist Cagliostro passed through here.

Outside Italy

San Marino

Fantastic views, narrow alleys, and a medieval village where you can breathe a fairytale atmosphere.
Visit San Marino's worth just to eat in some restaurant with breathtaking views, to shop in the many shops and why not take advantage of a state with a different tax system than Italian, to buy shoes, clothes and perfume is cheaper.

Homeland of Federico Fellini and the Malatesta family

Rimini

Not just the sea, not just a party and trendy place. Rimini is much more.
From a walk among the colorful houses of San Giuliano, the former fishing village that exudes an authentic and relaxed atmosphere, to the monuments of the center that will show you all the ancient history of this beautiful city. From the Tiberius Bridge to the Arch of Augustus, passing through Castel Sismondo and the Galli Theater.

Capital of three empires

Ravenna

This city, in addition to being able to boast of having been the capital of the Western Roman Empire, that of the king of the Goths Theodoric and that of Byzantium, holds the richest heritage of mosaics of humanity.
Ravenna has 8 monuments included in the UNESCO World Heritage List and preserves Dante's Tomb. Do not miss the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo which is home to the largest cycle of mosaics in the world. Ravenna is a small historic center that is easy to get around on foot and contains a lot of value with its little treasures to be discovered.

Enchanting views

Brisighella

Art, history and architecture in Brisighella come together in exciting ways.
It is a very pretty village in the province of Ravenna, in the heart of the Apennines, between Emilia and Tuscany, and has a beautiful medieval center.
Brisighella has everything you need to attract tourism: a beautiful ancient fortress, an imposing clock tower, the beautiful Monticino Sanctuary, three historic attractions, each of which is located on one of the famous three hills of Brisighella.
Walking through the historic center and along the ancient Via degli Asini it is impossible not to be enchanted by the narrow streets of the village, by the pretty stone houses with flowered iron balconies and not to fall in love.

homeland of Sangiovese

Bertinoro

A medieval village that serves as a real terrace on the whole Romagna. Going it on top of the old town (it stands on a hill) you can enjoy a breathtaking view that reaches the sea.

It will be a pleasure to get lost in the steep streets that will give you intimate and unique views.Every year, between the end of August and the beginning of September, the Hospitality Festival takes place in Bertinoro, dedicated to this ingredient that makes Romagna so unique. During this week gastronomic, musical and cultural events… not to be missed.

Gradara, Gabicce Monte & Baia Vallugola

close to us

We are aware that we are no longer in Romagna, but are unique and close places not to be missed, in fact they are located on the border between Emilia Romagna and Marche.

Love stories

Gradara

Another medieval town that is home to the famous Gradara Castle.
Here you can book a guided tour that takes you through the history of this small country and will tell of Paolo and Francesca.

in the midst of the wonders of nature

Gabicce Monte

In the northernmost area of the Adriatic coast, on the border with Emilia Romagna, we find an enchanting village located in the midst of the wonders of nature.
It stands on a promontory close to the small bay of Gabicce Mare, in the last stretch of the Gulf of Rimini, from which it is possible to have a very wide view. Thanks to this natural heritage, Gabicce Monte is the only place to combine sea, hills and natural park, resulting in a surprisingly varied landscape and a unique atmosphere.

a wonderful natural inlet

Baia Vallugola

Baia Vallugola is a wonderful natural inlet, located a few kilometers south of Gabicce, included in the protected area of the Monte San Bartolo Natural Park.
Stony beach and crystal clear water make this place a little paradise.
It is possible to reach the bay along a scenic road that winds from Gabicce Monte to Pesaro, amidst the intense scent of broom and pine trees, in a succession of rocky ravines.

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