Santarcangelo is a village rich at history, in which tradition and modernity interweave. Through its streets you can learn that several poets have dwelled here, while its fortress still tells about the tales of the battles of the Malatesta, lords of Rimini in the Renaissance. One of the places which you should not miss is Marchi Print Factory, where the Romagna-typical dishrags and pinafores of Romagna, with characteristic printed drawings are produced, still by hand, according to tradition. And don’t miss a tasting in the village wineries!

Vineyards have covered the hills of Bertinoro since very ancient times: here you will find a lot of wine cellars, where every year the ritual of wine-harvest and production is renewed. They are the ideal place where to taste the best wines of Romagna, red and decided like Sangiovese or white and sweet like Albana. The village square is a real terrace looking out to the hills, where you can sit down and admire a unique view…. And if you wish to spend a day of wellness, there is Fratta Terme with its thermal spa.

Gradara is a village still enclosed within its walls: a promenade through its ancient streets will take you to the castle, which is certainly worth a visit. You can still go all through the walls walkways, like the sentinels used to do once upon a time: from here you can admire a unique view on the Romagna hills, out to the blue of the sea. After a stop for lunch in one of the many restaurants of this town, you can discover the mysteries and legends at the History Museum, between Medieval weapons and ancient subterranean caves.

Walking through the streets in Sogliano you will be amazed at discovering how the landscape and the village streets merge into each other, creating unique views. One of the most interesting places is the Museo d’Arte Povera, w here small calendars and picture cards will tell you dozens attention-grabbing tales. A few kilometers away , Montetiffi awaits you to show you the ancient tradition of the piadina pans… If you wish, you can even produce your own pan! And at the end of the day don’t miss a tasting of pit cheese, among the culinary symbols of Romagna.