In Santarcangelo you will feel like taking pictures of every corner: from the busiest roads to the Medieval streets, up to the castle that dominates the village. Besides the fortress with its view of a unique landscape, you can also visit Marchi Print Factory. It is a perfect place for the connoisseurs of handcraft: here the typical Romagnole dishrags, pinafores and other cloths are still printed by hand, with creativity and love of tradition. But if the village is famous also for its vineyards.. don’t leave without a tasting in one of the local wineries!

The square of Bertinoro is a terrace looking out to Romagna, with a views that ranges from t he hills to the blue of the sea. A promenade through the village streets will get you to discover one of the favorite attractions of the region… Not only beloved for its beauty, but also for its vineyard: farms keep a tradition that is lost in time, and a visit to the wine cellars will make you taste all the flavor of local wines. And for those who fancy devoting some time to wellness, there are the beneficial waters of the thermal spa of Fratta.

Gradara has been able to keep untouched its charm over centuries: those who wish to admire the view can even climb up on the walls of the castle, where medieval sentinels used to walk. According to some legends, it was precisely in this fortress that Paolo and Francesca were killed because of their love, as Dante recounts in his Divine Comedy. Close to the fortress, also the History Museum deserves a visit: you will discover many oddities about the Middle Ages and you will be able to explore the mysterious subterranean grottoes of the city.

Sogliano is a charming hill village, in which the landscape and the ancient streets offer unique sights. Attractions include the Museo d’Arte Povera: a collection of small calendars, picture cards, and small sheets of paper that will surprise you with many different tales. But the village also keeps one of the culinary symbols of Romagna: pit cheese, to be tasted in a restaurant with view on the hills. Quite close you can discover the artisanal shops of Montetiffi , which produce pans for the preparations of the piadina, Romagna’s bread.