The Gallery of Contemporary Art was founded in 1990 and named after Vero Stoppioni, founder of the Campigna Prize...
The Gallery of Contemporary Art was founded in 1990 and named after Vero Stoppioni, founder of the Campigna Prize...
The Foreste Casentinesi, Monte Falterona, Campigna National Park covers an area of about 36,000 hectares, divided equally between Emilia Romagna and Tuscany, including areas in the provinces of Forlì-Cesena, Arezzo and Florence...
A palace overlooking the triangular Piazza Garibaldi, it has hosted community decisions over the centuries...
The Silkworm Museum offers visitors an updated and complete bibliography on sericulture and the silk industry...
The church is located in Via Cavour, the main street of Meldola. It was built in 1632 at the behest of the Confraternity of the Most Holy Stigmata of St. Francis...
The church, perhaps of Romanesque origin, was rebuilt in 1700 and heavily renovated in the following century. Inside the left chapel, there is the statue of the Blessed Virgin of the People, patron saint of the town...
Privately owned church not open to the public...
The original church dedicated to the Saint of Assisi was built in 1249 and traces of it can be found in the façade. The current church was built in 1670 at the behest of Father Bartolomeo Mastri....
Dedicated to Saints Cosmas and Damian, it was erected between 1780 and 1789 at the behest of the Confraternity of Suffrage...
Rocca delle Caminate Art and Culture Meldola The Rocca is in a strategic position, from which the Rabbi and Bidente valleys can be seen, and whose military vocation can be read in its oldest structure. The last owners were the Dalle Vacche family of Forlì. Changes in ownership were often matched by demolitions and even radical modifications. Learn more: www.roccadellecaminate.com
On the west side of Piazza Aurelio Saffi there is a beautiful building whose history describes Forlì's complex history and culture...
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