Mare d’Italia

From beach to beautiful countryside and back!
Nove Colli is a classic cycling competition that this year takes place on May 23rd.
It’s the 40th edition of this race, which owes the name (Nine Hills) to the number of hilltop villages that it reaches in a 200 km long route that starts and ends in Cesenatico.
The first [...]

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 Hotels in Cesenatico
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Alexia Palace Hotel – Viale Cavour, 20 – angolo Via Mameli. Tel. 054781071
Alexia Palace Hotel Residence (29 app.) – Viale Cavour, 20 – angolo Via Mameli. Tel. 054781071
Britannia – Viale Carducci, 129. Tel. 0547672500. Fax 054781799
Executive – Viale Abba, 90. Tel. 0547672670. Fax 054783823
Grand Hotel – Piazza Costa, 1. Tel. 054780012. Fax 054780270
Miramare [...]

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The old town is a great place to walk and feel the pace of a fishermen’s town. Also, north of the stone bridge on the canal, there is the outdoor section of the “Museo of the Marineria”, the Mariner’s Museum: old boats restored to their bright colors, sails included, are afloat in the canal. During [...]

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There are many many choices for dining out in Cesenatico and around: literally hundreds of restaurants can be found on the main beachfront street and surrounding blocks, on both sides of the canal and in any neighbourhood.
The small restaurants on the canal mostly serve seafood, cooked Romagnan style, and reservations are advised, especially during busy [...]

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How to get there
Cesenatico is on the Adriatic coast, about 20 miles south of Ravenna, 10 miles east of Cesena and 20 miles north of Rimini. Cesenatico borders with Cervia, on its north end.
By Car: from Bologna take highway A-14 or SS9 (Emily Way) heading south towards Rimini and Ancona, exit at Cesena and follow [...]

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