Forli airport FRL
 
Eden
Via Samori 11, Castrocaro Terme (Fo) 47011
This unspoiled region offers a unique experience of sport, relaxation and the sweet embrace of nature. Guests are only a few minutes away from a lake, a river and the city centre with countless shopping venues. Along the Montone Valley, guests will find a large choice of travel routes, ideal for strolls, trekking, mountain biking and riding. One of the largest attractions of this rural area in Romagnais is the delicious traditional cuisine, which can be found the whole year round in the typical restaurants. In addition to the homemade pasta, piadina or crescioni, guests will also find typical wines such as Sangiovses, Trebbiano, Pgadebit and Cagnina.
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Eden
Via Samori 11, Castrocaro Terme (Fo) 47011
This unspoiled region offers a unique experience of sport, relaxation and the sweet embrace of nature. Guests are only a few minutes away from a lake, a river and the city centre with countless shopping venues. Along the Montone Valley, guests will find a large choice of travel routes, ideal for strolls, trekking, mountain biking and riding. One of the largest attractions of this rural area in Romagnais is the delicious traditional cuisine, which can be found the whole year round in the typical restaurants. In addition to the homemade pasta, piadina or crescioni, guests will also find typical wines such as Sangiovses, Trebbiano, Pgadebit and Cagnina.
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Jolly de la Gare
Piazza XX Settembre 2, Bologna 40121
Housed in the famous Palazzo Communale in Bologna, this comfortable hotel is only around 100 m away from the main train station. The Piazza Maggiore can be reached within a 5-minute walk. Further sightseeing attractions as well as shopping and entertainment opportunities lie close to the hotel. Marconi airport is roughly 6 km from the hotel.
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Turism
Forli -- Turism
Roman towns, spa towns, fortified towns. In the plains, on the Po and by the sea, along the ridges of the Apennines. Every piazza, palace and city centre in Emilia-Romagna is replete with history. But that’s not all. 'Emilia-Romagna, top of the class for its civic sense - writes political scientist Robert Putnam - is far from being a traditional 'community' in the generally accepted use of the word, that is the idyllic village fondly recollected by the old-folk'. Quite the opposite: it lives in the present and it is 'one of the most modern, affluent, technologically advanced and entrepreneurial societies in the world'.
Bologna is the region’s capital but there are other small 'capitals' of Emilia-Romagna. Imperial Ravenna, the restless Seigniories of Romagna, Faenza, 'the little Athens among the untamed hill villages', Ferrara of the Este family, the cradle of culture and diplomacy, Bologna with its 900 year-old Alma Mater Studiorum, the dukedoms of Modena and Reggio, the Farnese and Bourbon courts in Parma and Piacenza. Faenza was also the town of neoclassicism and Piacenza,the city of palaces, invites us to look again at the way our cities are constructed. Indeed the forma urbis of the towns along Via Aemilia often conceals more than one heart: there is the time-honoured pride of the Dukedom, the dignity of the Seigniories but also the custom of all pulling together, the bonhomie and a striking knack for cooperation.
To discover the beauties of forli we recommend to rent a car.
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