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Travel tips
There is a lot to see in this area of Italy. Forlì's historic architecture includes the Basilica of San Mercuriale with its Romanesque bell tower, while Cesena's main square is graced by a sixteenth-century fountain, and a fourteenth-century town hall.
In Forlì-Cesena's diverse landscape, you'll find opportunities for trekking, hiking, cycling, mountain biking, horseback riding, birdwatching, and skiing.
The province reaches the sea at Cesenatico, which hosts an annual sailing regatta. Here, visitors can stroll along Leonardo da Vinci's Porto Canale, which was commissioned by Cesare Borgia to prevent silting up.
This is Emilia Romagna, so expect to eat well! Wash down stuffed pasta with Sangiovese wine, snack on filled Piadina flatbreads, or head to the coast for the best seafood.
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