The San Sebastiano Oratory is perhaps the building in Forlì that best expresses the culture of Melozzo's matrix...
The San Sebastiano Oratory is perhaps the building in Forlì that best expresses the culture of Melozzo's matrix...
At the end of Via Pellegrino Laziosi you arrive in Corso della Repubblica, just in front of the Church of Santa Lucia, whose construction was started in 1614 by the monks of the Order of San Francesco di Paola...
The small Church of San Giuseppe, located in Via Albicini, is absolutely worth a visit...
It is definitely worth a visit Piazzetta San Biagio (from Via Maroncelli we take Via Episcopo Vecchio) and the homonymous church...
The church was built between 1723 and 1748 by the architect Fra’ Giuseppe Antonio Soratini...
Dating back to the end of the fifteenth century, the church is located in Corso Mazzini 76...
17th century work of the late Venetian manner..
For centuries the ancient and mighty castle of Cusercoli dominated the valley ...
The Parish Church of San Ruffillo Art and Culture Dovadola San Ruffillo, whose Latin name “rufus”, “rufulus” means reddish, almost blond, it was the first bishop of Forlimpopolis in the 4th century. Received about him are not very reliable, the prevailing news say that he was an Athenian converted to Christianity. He was an evangelizer of pagans and combats the...
The Diego Fabbri Theatre, the jewel in the crown of Forlì's cultural scene, opened its doors in September 2000 with a memorable performance by the La Scala Philharmonic Orchestra of Milan, conducted by Maestro Riccardo Muti...
The Giovanni Testori Theatre, formerly known as 'Teatro dell'Arca', is a multifaceted cultural hub in the heart of Forlì...
Built in 1893, this building occupied a central position in the cultural life of the city for many years...
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