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The land of champions
For everyone in Romagna, cycling is like a religion. Amateurs, professionals and enthusiasts, not a single weekend goes by without us getting on our bikes and cycling along the roads of this land that is so generous, with its hills and long expanses on which to ride freely, enjoying the fragrances of the sea on the horizon.
Living as if we were always on holiday, cycling along ever-changing itineraries, from the more gruelling that take all day, to the easier ones that take just a few hours. Surrounded by an ever-changing landscape that spans from the tranquil countryside near Ferrara to the relaxing coastal stretch, to the gentle hills near Rimini and the steep slopes of the Apennines near Forlì.
Passion for cycling: that’s what made Marco Pantani the Pirate, one of the sport’s unforgettable champions. He helped us dream big and is still sorely missed. Here, throughout the year, professionals and enthusiasts train to compete in the top competitions and fight it out in long-distance races, like the legendary Nove Colli. These events have now become a veritable institution in Romagna, thanks also to the presence of hundreds of sports clubs that help train talented new cyclists.
Along the roads of Romagna, as light as the wind, cycling between the coast and the hills, through nature and history, discovering a territorythat is like an oil painting; this is the land of champions.
Two thousand years of history
With our feet in the sand
Every townhas a castle
The land of kings and emperors. It was in the very heart of Romagna that the New Roman Empire was born, when Julius Caesar, the de facto emperor,crossed the Rubicon River, creating a net division between history up to then, and what was to follow.
In this sun-kissed land, the Roman Empire with a “western flavour” set its roots. Among findings and traces of ancient architecture we still perceive the echo of the splendour of the capital Ravenna and of a Rimini that was the hub of commerce and connections with Rome, along which remarkable “flowers” and great authors of Latin literature were born: Sarsina, the land of the great poet and playwright Titus Maccius Plautus, and Bagno di Romagna, a place where to this day the spa waters are synonymous with beauty and relaxation. With over 22 centuries of history, what is an international tourist destination today, the town that was once called Ariminum was the junction of important roads that linked the north to the centre of Italy. Rimini was, in fact, the protagonist of two great works commissioned by the Senate in Rome, two consular roads: the via Flaminia and the via Emilia. The first one connects Rome to Rimini, and ends at the Arch of Augustus. While the via Emilia starts at Tiberius Bridge and extends as far as Piacenza for 100 km, crossing the greatest wonders of the region.
“Let us advance whither the prodigies of the gods and the injustice of our enemies call us. Let the die be cast!”Gaius Julius Caesar
A merry-go-round everyone loves to get on, from the very young to the young at heart: the Riviera of Romagna has always meant fun, relaxation and experiences that fuel the emotions.
A land of castles and fortresses, that was exposed to attacks which it had to fend off during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance, everything in Romagna speaks of the greatness of the Malatesta Dynasty, of the Lords of Faenza and Forlì, and of ‘Delizie’, the Estense villas. It is an expanse of castles that preserves the memories of our land, and of the people who made it great.
Wars and revolts, feuds and alliances: from mediaeval times to the Renaissance, Romagna was the protagonist of many bloody attacks and defensive strategies. Towers, fortresses and impressive castles tower over the land, and are the timeless testament of an area that was fought over, which exudes the allure of thousands of years of history.
It is a pleasure to wander through the hilltop towns of the Marecchia and Conca Valleys, the setting of the lengthy struggle for land between the Malatesta and Montefeltro dynasties.
When the period of the kings began, after the last emperor Romulus Augustulus was deposed, Theodoric the Great chose Ravenna as capital of the Empire. The memory of those years of lively political, social and economic activity is preserved in the monuments of the city, which are part of the World Heritage Sites today.The memory of those years of lively political, social and economic activity is preserved in the monuments of the city, which are part of the World Heritage Sites today. Mosaics, paintings and majestic palaces tell us of a lively city in whose streets you could encounter Popes and Emperors, and Kings and Queens; a city with an oriental flavour, which amazes us to this day with its refined beauty.
The echoes of the battles and the cries of victory fade and become calmer and quieter in the area of Ferrara, where the House of Este used to stay in the ‘Delizie’, the Estense villas. Castles and fortresses speak of the deeds of the Manfredi and Ordelaffi Lords, who were ever ready to defend their land.
From the coast to the inland area, fortified Romagna is an expanse of castles, fortresses and towers, evidence of a millennial history.
The hospitalityof culture
The wonder of nature
To the rhythmof music
«Sitteth the city, wherein I was born, upon the sea-shore where the Po descends to rest in peace with all his retinue…»(Inferno, Canto V, 97-99)
Nature and silence, fascinating traditions and pure beauty: Romagna is home to Sasso Simone and Simoncello Regional Nature Park, situated in the heart of the Montefeltro area. The poet Tonino Guerra called it “a place where the noise of the green waves reaches your ears and gives you a sense of timelessness”.
Fascinating caves, surrounded by sounds from the past, between the Vene del Gesso and Onferno, access gate to the inferno lauded by the great poet Dante Alighieri.
Romagna is home to the National Park of the Casentine Forests, Mount Falterona and Campigna, a jewel of unspoilt beauty where, surrounded by wonderful colours and fragrances, visitors can walk throughancient beech woods and nature reserves that maintain the territory’s integrity.
Nature that varies depending on the corner of Romagna you choose to visit. The sea that embraces the land, whilst the inland area hides the wonders of often unspoilt natural settings, waiting to amaze with their vitality, soundsand colours.
Cinema, theatre, poetry and many Renaissance history trails: welcome to the land where culture, too, has a surprising, ever-refined flavour.
It was Dante, the “Supreme Poet”, who first sung the praises of Romagna, where he wrote the entire Divine Comedy. A land of beauty and passion, the greatest poets were drawn to it, and in their rhymes and tercets they painted the most beautiful and memorable pictures of it.Along the hills that overlook the sea, Giovanni Pascoli’s Romagna solatia is a thoroughfare of monuments andartefacts that are a testament to the thousands of years of history that characterise all the main towns and priceless treasures of a culture that is more alive and thriving than ever.From the fascinating and captivating Rimini of Federico Fellini, who described its beauty as though it were a soft and sensuous woman, to the views of Ferrara that inspired Michelangelo Antonioni and all his cinema imagery, Romagna is a cinema under the stars.
Between the land and the sea, constantly balancing its rural spirit and maritime heart, in Romagna any time is the right time to enjoy the sea and its numerous facets.In the summer, the beaches offer lots of wellness activities and endless opportunities for fun and relaxation for the young and old alike, whilst in winter they acquire a charm that is at times hypnotic and in the blink of an eye, visitors can go on a horse ride alongthe coast, swept away by the roar of the surf. Living with our feet in the sand and embracing the emotions that each day the sea rewardsus with.
“Steve McQueen was someone who used to compete in motor races with one foot in plaster and win them. That’s rock & roll!” (Vasco Rossi)
In the land of endless hills beats a heart of rock & roll that means freedom - noise that becomes sound, the moon that gives way to the sun, the desire to go furtherand discover in others someone with whom to share the thrill of a concert or the adrenalin of engines. On roads filled with lights and colours, all types of music resonate: from famous singer-songwriters to street artists, it is impossible not to be
overwhelmed by the notes and that beat that only a rock & roll soul can feel. And where sound becomes noise, you can hear the roar of engines, because here in Romagna we learn to do wheelies before we learn to walk! The land that gave the world Marco Simoncelli and other great motorcycling talents is Riders’ Land, home of the Grand Prix of San Marino and the Riviera of Rimini.
How to get here
Tourism board offices
By carA14 Bologna - Bari motorwayE 45 Roma - Ravenna superhighwayA1 Milano-Napoli motorwayA13 Bologna-Padova motorwaySS16 Adriatica highway
By trainTrenitalia www.trenitalia.com Italo www.italotreno.itFrom Germany - via Brennero Deutsche Bahn www.bahn.com
By air Rimini and San Marino International Airport riminiairport.comG. Marconi Airport, Bologna BLQwww.bologna-airport.it
By busShuttle Buswww.shuttleitalyairport.itFlixbuswww.flixbus.it
Visit RomagnaPiazzale Federico Fellini 3, 47921 Riminit: +39 0541 793835 - e-mail: [email protected]
The world’s largest restaurant
Say piada and Romagna immediately springs to mind. It is a simple dish that narrates the fragrances and that sense of freedom only piadina eaten looking out to sea can give you. With fish, meat or vegetables, piadina is always the mainstay of our cuisine.
We enjoy all kinds of seafood, cappelletti and passatelli are a passion we are born with, as is soft Squacquerone cheese and we adore smooth, full-bodied wines. In summer, sunset on the beach is a magical moment when, with friends, you can enjoy piping-hot grilled sardines wrapped in greaseproof paper.
In Romagna, every day is the start of a journey through delicious flavours and fragrances.
Land and sea, tradition and innovation;in Romagna, food means friendship and fun.At our table there is always room for thosewho want to discover the flavours of this land.
Photos:Visit RomagnaPaul Wright Studio
Translation: Link-Up Rimini
Graphic design, project & illustrations: Expansion Group
Map icons: Ilaria Montanari
We wish to thank all local institutions, local administrations and regional authorities for their kind collaboration.
The Italian land of dolce vita
FERRARA LARGO CASTELLO (IAT)Largo Castello - Ferrarat +39 0532-209370e-mail [email protected]
FORLÌ (IAT)Piazzetta della Misura, 5 - Forlìt +39 0543-712435 f +39 0543-712450 e-mail [email protected]
RAVENNA CENTRO STORICO (IAT-R)Piazza San Francesco, 7 - Ravennat +39 0544-35404 f +39 0544-546097 e-mail [email protected]
RIMINI STAZIONE F.S. (IAT-R)Piazzale Cesare Battisti, 1 - Riminit +39 0541-53399 f +39 0541-27927e-mail [email protected]
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