The gates Art and Culture Forlì In Forlì there are several gates that date back to different moments in the history of the area: Cotogni’s Gate, Ravaldino’s Gate, San Pietro’s Gate, Schiavonia’s Gate. Visit the website below to discover their story! For further informations about the gates, click here
The internal library of the State Archives provides support for the study room, where it is possible to consult archival, legal and historical texts, also with reference to local history...
The church of S. Antonio da Padova in Predappio dominates with its grandeur the main square of the same name...
The Aldobrandini Double Mercantile Loggia, as well as the city's first Pavaglione, built in 1609...
The building, consisting of a four-sided portico in neoclassical forms, was constructed in 1861 as a lodge for the annual silk cocoon market...
The construction crosses the Viti River with its mighty arches. In the 14th century a bridge was mentioned on the site...
The place name originates from the Umbro-osco tuder ianus, which means bottom at the border...
The precise date of construction of this mighty architectural complex overlooking the town of Meldola is unknown, however, we know of ...
The bell tower with a clock was already there in the 15th century, to the right of the façade of San Nicola church...
The Allied Cemetery was built in the late 1940s and early 1950s and has an architectural structure similar to other cemeteries built in Italy...
Functioning and visitable mill, made of stone, with a tile roof, today the only example of a traditional ritrecine mill (horizontal wooden spoon wheel)...
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