Mare d’Italia

With miles of sandy beaches, the first ‘to do’ activity is of course to lie down in the sun. There are a few hundreds “bagno”, beach establishments which rent beach chairs, umbrellas, and they always features cabins, showers, bathrooms and a bar. They often have snacks or sometimes a full restaurant. There are Bagnos with [...]

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This is a short list of restaurants in and around Cervia that we have tried and recommend.
Most will have traditional fresh pasta dishes. Some have great wood-fire oven pizza, and others have great fresh seafood purveyed from the local fish market. Buon Appetito!
In Cervia:
Al Pirata – Viale Colombo, 54. Tel. 054472328
Il Veliero – Via Sauro, [...]

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The whole Riviera of Romagna is full of places and occasion to enjoy a great evening. Restaurants and bars, both indoor and outdoor, are ubiquitous.
Kids and families can have fun at arcades, mini-golf clubs, mini-karts of different kinds for kids age 3 and up, ice cream parlors and more. Most hotels feature dance shows, sometimes [...]

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Cervia is an ancient Roman development based around the collection and processing of marine salt, and evolved in the centuries to become a respected center of European tourism. North and south of the old town, along the coast, maritime pines separates the sandy beach from the urban area, providing an oasis of green and [...]

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Cervia and Milano Marittima are on the Adriatic coast, and they are connected to Ravenna on the north and Rimini on the south by highway SS 16 (Adriatic highway). They are about 15 miles south of Ravenna, 15 miles east of Cesena and 20 miles north of Rimini. Cesenatico borders with Cervia, on its south [...]

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