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Itineraries and experiences

Romagna is a land of many riches: the sea, fortified villages, fortresses and castles, and landscapes of gentle hills as well as harsher, stronger country. It is a land to live in, but above all a land to discover along itineraries you can set out on alone or with an expert guide, on foot or by bike. On this page we gather the finest experiences in Romagna, with ideas ranging from food and wine to itineraries suited to families with children, taking in cycling trips and real craft workshops, to discover the traditions and the artisans of Romagna. Enjoy the journey.

What to see

Montefeltro by e-bikeAn e-bike excursion through some of the most charming hill villages of the Montefeltro, such as Pietrarubbia, Frontino and Lupaiolo: a genuine immersion in the...Read more
San Leo and a traditional Romagna print workshopA tour of the hill village of San Leo, with its imposing fortress perched on a rocky outcrop where the Count of Cagliostro was once imprisoned, followed by a...Read more
Soft TrekkingA gentle nature walk for families with children, offering an adventurous experience in close contact with nature, where it's possible to encounter wild animals...Read more
Mysterious Santarcangelo TourA visit to a private cave and a tasting of local products. Santarcangelo di Romagna lies just a few kilometres from Rimini and is a charming town that keeps...Read more

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