Cities & Culture
Castello di Sorrivoli
5 km
Ancient medieval castle on a hilltop in Roncofreddo, built around the year 1000. The fortress features corner towers and preserves the atmosphere of the Malatesta period.
Torre di Roversano
4 km
Medieval defensive tower in the Cesena hills, testimony to the ancient network of fortifications. An example of medieval military architecture in Romagna.
Cesena - Biblioteca Malatestiana
10 km
A Renaissance gem, founded in 1452. The only perfectly preserved humanistic monastic library, UNESCO Memory of the World Heritage since 2005.
Ravenna
47 km
Eight Early Christian monuments, UNESCO World Heritage. The 5th-6th century Byzantine mosaics are among the best preserved in the world.
Bagno di Romagna
40 km
Renowned spa town in the Apennines, with sulphurous and salt-bromine-iodine waters. Wellness immersed in the Casentinesi Forests National Park.
Bertinoro
23 km
The "Balcony of Romagna" for its panoramic views from hill to sea. Famous for the Column of Hospitality and fine wines like Albana and Sangiovese.
Rocca Malatestiana di Cesena
10 km
Imposing Malatesta fortress built between 1380 and 1477 on top of Garampo Hill, visible from across the city. Houses the Museum of Agricultural History and the historical Armoury, with internal walkways and panoramic ramparts open to visitors.
Mirabilandia
40 km
Italy's largest theme park. Over 40 attractions including roller coasters, shows and the Mirabeach water park. Fun for all ages.
Cesenatico
28 km
Charming seaside town with the Porto Canale designed by Leonardo da Vinci, now home to the open-air Maritime Museum with colourful historic sailing boats. Renowned for its fresh fish, family-friendly beaches and a vibrant cycling heritage that has made it a favourite destination for cycling enthusiasts, thanks in part to its connection with champion Marco Pantani.
Le Cantine Di Villa Nellcôte
PartnerPartner facility with restaurant and swimming pool in the immediate vicinity of VillaCubetto. Enjoy a quality food and wine experience with dedicated discounts for our guests.
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Cycling & Walking
The gentle Romagna hills are perfect for cycling excursions and relaxing walks. Routes suitable for all levels through vineyards, olive groves and medieval villages, with panoramic viewpoints stretching from the sea to the Apennines.
- • Cycle-touring routes in the hills
- • Walks through woods and vineyards
- • Accessible panoramic trails
Hiking
Hiking trails in the Tuscan-Romagna Apennines, perfect for those who love walking in unspoilt nature. From the Casentinesi Forests National Park to the trails of Monte Fumaiolo, discover breathtaking landscapes and unique biodiversity.
- • Casentinesi Forests National Park
- • Savio River trails
- • Monte Fumaiolo (source of the Tiber)
- • Guided hikes available - info at local tourist offices
Cycle Touring
Cycle-touring itineraries along the Via Romagna and dedicated mountain bike routes. Explore Malatesta castles, wine cellars and historic sites while pedalling through enchanting landscapes.
- • Via Romagna (regional cycleway)
- • Castle tour by bike
- • Mountain bike trails in the hills
- • The property is on a mountain bike cycle-touring route
Sea & Romagna Riviera
Just 30 minutes by car you'll find the famous Romagna Riviera: over 100 km of Adriatic coastline with fine golden sand, shallow and safe waters ideal for families, and beach clubs equipped with every comfort. In summer the riviera comes alive with evening markets, water sports, beach concerts and some of Europe's most vibrant nightlife. The perfect combination of hillside relaxation and seaside fun.
- • Cesenatico (28 km) - Leonardo's Porto Canale and Maritime Museum
- • Milano Marittima (35 km) - elegant beaches and century-old pine forest
- • Cervia (30 km) - historic salt pans, pine forest and spa
- • Rimini (40 km) - Roman old town and nightlife
- • Riccione (45 km) - the "Green Pearl" of the Adriatic
Food & Wine
Wineries & Vineyards
Romagna is famous for its wines. Taste Sangiovese, Albana and Trebbiano at local wineries:
- • Wine and Flavour Route of Forlì-Cesena
- • Cellars with tastings and guided tours
- • Organised food and wine tours
Local Flavours
Taste the traditional products of Romagna cuisine:
- • Piadina Romagnola IGP (flatbread)
- • Squacquerone DOP and pit-aged cheeses
- • Cappelletti and passatelli (fresh pasta)
- • Artisan cured meats
- • Local farmers' markets
Festivals & Events
Notte Rosa (Pink Night)
Summer's New Year's Eve with concerts, fireworks and parties along the entire coast. Extremely high occupancy and hundreds of thousands of visitors.
Festa Artusiana
Nine evenings dedicated to Artusi and Italian cuisine, with dozens of open-air restaurants, shows and tours. Thousands of visitors per evening.
Eel Festival
The historic centre becomes an open-air restaurant with stalls, markets, boat trips and eel-fishing re-enactments. Visitors from all over Italy.
Sapore di Sale
Identity festival of Cervia's Sweet Salt with salt boat processions, show cooking, Italian producers' market, salt-pan tours and evening shows.
San Giovanni – Summer Festival
Ancient city fair with hundreds of market stalls, shows, street food and cultural events involving the entire historic centre of Cesena.
Garibaldi Festival
Re-enactment of Garibaldi's historic embarkation on 2 August 1849 with costumed parades, historic sailing boats, band and fireworks over the sea.
Azzurro come il Pesce
Large festival dedicated to Adriatic fish with stalls in the historic centre, fish-based menus and entertainment. It effectively opens the tourist season.