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Cesenatico: what to see and what to do
If you have never been to this area, then you will realize there is so much more to see and do than you think.
So let us start with Cesenatico, which is lucky enough to be a charming seaside village.
Along the Canal Port of Cesenatico, designed by Leonardo da Vinci, you can admire boats from other times with sails featuring splendid colors and designs.
The boats are part of the Floating Maritime Museum, which, in addition to this outdoor section, has an exhibition that introduces you to life on board, navigation techniques and the magical-religious symbols of life at sea.
So let us start with Cesenatico, which is lucky enough to be a charming seaside village.
Along the Canal Port of Cesenatico, designed by Leonardo da Vinci, you can admire boats from other times with sails featuring splendid colors and designs.
The boats are part of the Floating Maritime Museum, which, in addition to this outdoor section, has an exhibition that introduces you to life on board, navigation techniques and the magical-religious symbols of life at sea.
While you stroll among the small shops selling handicrafts and delicious restaurants near the Canal Port, you will explore little streets leading you to enchanting places like Piazza delle Conserve.
Here, ice houses made of stone dating back centuries tell the story of how food was preserved before the invention of the precious, and today irreplaceable, refrigerator.
Here, ice houses made of stone dating back centuries tell the story of how food was preserved before the invention of the precious, and today irreplaceable, refrigerator.
Local treasures
Cesena is certainly one of the most beautiful destinations in Romagna, rich in art and a land offering good wine and excellent food. The Malatesta Library in the city has preserved its original beauty for five centuries. It has been inscribed in UNESCO's Memory of the World Register.
The Malatesta Fortress is one of the most imposing in Romagna and one of its towers is home to the Museum of Agricultural History.
The Malatesta Fortress is one of the most imposing in Romagna and one of its towers is home to the Museum of Agricultural History.
Passing through Cesena, you cannot miss a visit to the hippodrome. There, you will enjoy a different and fun evening with games, shows, races and rides for children.
In addition, the Romagna hinterland of the Valmarecchia is dotted with ancient villages, first and foremost San Leo.
The splendid fortress, perfectly preserved, was also the prison of the sorcerer-count Cagliostro.
From its walls, terraces and loopholes you can admire a splendid landscape featuring rivers, hills and mountains.
