Located in the Po Valley along the Via Emilia, the city was founded by the Romans in the second century B.C. under the name Forum Livii...

The medieval town of Bertinoro is known as the Balcony of Romagna because of the magnificent views of the sea, as well as the Romagna lowlands and its hills, enjoyed from every point in the town...

In the heart of Romagna, 10 kilometers from Forlì, on the highway 67 that connects Ravenna to Florence rises Castrocaro Terme...

The village has a history that still resurfaces in the remains of the ancient fortress: the tower, rebuilt in the Gothic style, with the clock...

The name of this town, located in the foothills of the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines along the Montone valley, apparently comes from the Latin "duo vadora"...

The town rose along the Via Emilia (SS.9) between Forlì and Cesena, at the point where the road meets the Bidente Valley (Ronco)...

The town in the upper Bidente Valley stands on a river terrace, in the center of a basin overlooked by the mighty cliff....

Meldola is located at the entrance to the Bidente Valley. Its history is marked by bitter clashes that underline the strategic importance of the place...

Modigliana lies in the Tramazzo Valley and boasts very ancient origins and a history rich in important events that often transcends local boarders...

Portico arose along the road to Florence in ancient times, famous in Roman days as a place of markets and later as a castle...

Predappio is situated in the valley of the Rabbi River, in a hilly area. Surrounded by prestigious vineyards, from which Sangiovese doc, the most appreciated and widespread...

Premilcuore lies on the right bank of the Rabbi River, between the two spurs of the Alpe di San Benedetto and Mount Falterona...

Rocca San Casciano is a small village located in the Montone valley, a valley known at the time by Dante as the valley of the Acquacheta...

The town, which stands on the Bidente River Valley, counts numerous findings from the Neolithic period that attest to the presence in the area of populations dedicated to hunting...

Tredozio probably owes its name to the designation Castrum Treudacium. Its origins are very ancient...