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Savignano sul Rubicone

Savignano sul Rubicone lies halfway between the inland country and the sea. This small town went down in history because it was here, in 49 BC, that Julius Caesar crossed the Rubicon and spoke the famous words the die is cast. The Roman bridge is one of the main sights, along with the old centre, the archaeological museum and the abbey of San Giovanni in Compito.
The town is made up of several hamlets, one of which is Savignano Mare, a seaside resort on the Romagna coast well suited to family holidays.

Savignano sul Rubicone

photo credits - photo.aptservizi.com, Photo Emilia Romagna, Open Data Monuments, Cecco93

Places to see

Places to see in Savignano sul Rubicone

Romagna Shopping ValleyThe heart of the complex is a large shopping centre, home to an Iper supermarket, a Mediaworld store and various clothing and dining outlets. Outside the...Read more
Monte di pietà - BibliotecaIt houses the Biblioteca Comunale in Palazzo Vendemini, with spaces for adults and young people, books, newspapers, magazines, DVDs, music CDs, internet...Read more

Museums

Museums in Savignano sul Rubicone

Museo Archeologico del Compito “Don Giorgio Franchini”The Museo Archeologico del Compito “Don Giovanni Franchini” was founded in 1930 to bring together in one place all the ancient finds recovered in the area...Read more

Monuments

Monuments in Savignano sul Rubicone

Piazza BorghesiThe square is home to the Palazzo Municipale, the Chiesa di Santa Lucia and numerous bars and restaurants, while a monument to those who fell in the First...Read more
Pieve di San Giovanni in CompitoThe Pieve di San Giovanni in Compito stands just outside the built-up area of Savignano sul Rubicone (2.5 km away). The site was dedicated to San Giovanni...Read more
Ponte Romano"The die is cast": these are the words Giulio Cesare is said to have spoken as he crossed the Ponte Romano over the river Rubicone, at Savignano sul Rubicone....Read more

Events

Events in Savignano sul Rubicone

Si FestSi Fest is a photography festival with an associated photo competition. Photography exhibitions, events and meetings with photographers and reporters; many...Read more

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