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Gradara
Synonimous of history, art and culture, Gradara castle rises on top of a hill (142 mt. asl.) on the boundary between Marche and Romagna. Since the very first witnessings of settlement until today, not a single century has passed by, without leaving traces in history and arts. To this, you have to add a gorgeous landscape carefully protected. |
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Riccione
Known as “the Green Pearl” of the Adriatic Sea for the exclusive atmosphere, the elegance and charm, with its characteristic beach tents, nice gardens and noble villas. Attended by artists and famous people since the beginning of 1900, it’s a real mundane drawing-room which in Viale Ceccarini shows one of the most famous catwalks of Italy. |
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Saludecio
Upstreaming the first stretch of conca valley (Valconca) you can clearly spot, on a hill, the characteristic profile of Saludecio, with its old entry arch door looking at the sea. You are impressed by the graceful shapes of its palaces and the church, as well as by the whole village, which has respected its past and has perfectly integrated with the environment. |
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Cattolica
It is the most southern place of the Riviera; laid down in a cove protected by the Gabicce promontori and, behind, by the massive Gradara Castle. Evocative corners, refined shops, an original cultural offer and the important fishing port are just some of its peculiarities. To the most curious, the city offers "Le Navi"; the most innovative european sea park |
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San Marino
Set in between Romagna and Marche, a few km from the sea, San Marino Republic streches just over a 61 square km area. You can enjoy enchanting landscapes from the top of the three defensive towers on the Titano mount. Hospitable for vocation, its rich heritage of arts and history attracts over 3 million tourists a year. |
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Urbino
Stategic cross-roads for tourism: set between the Adriatic Sea and the Appennines, directly linked to Romagna, Tuscany and Umbria. The “Ideal City” of the Italian Renaissance it is rich of magnificent palaces and solemn ducal courtyards. The savoury and endless gastronomic offer is a clear invitation to live the hospitality of the “Beautiful Province”. |
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Montegridolfo
It is one of the best preserved castles of the Rimini neighbourhood. The landscape is pleasing, made of soft hills which descend towards the plain. The architecture of the village is magnificent and every building has been carefully restored with the view to make Montegridolfo one of the most advanced and qualified centres for tourism and relax of the whole hinterland. |
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Gabicce
Wonderful beach of the Riviera, place of tourism and spectacle, known for its fascinating promontory, which makes it unforgettable. More it is famous for its very thin sand beach and the Vallugola Marina (5 km South) with a pier and a 150 boat parks. There are many interesting trekking and cycling itineraries on the panoramic road to Pesaro. |
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Rimini
The oldest and most famous place of the Riviera, home of the world wide famous film-maker Federico Fellini. Eclectic pole of culture, arts, sport and entertainment, it can offer a very wide range of alternatives thanks to the interconnected beaches of Torre Pedrera, Viserbella, Viserba, Rivabella, San Giuliano Mare, Bellariva, Marebello, Rivazzurra and Miramare. |
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