Cesena

Cesena is located in Emilia-Romagna and it is known as the “City of the three Popes” for having given birth to two popes (Pius VI and Pius VII) and for having hosted the bishopric of Pius VIII and Benedict XIII). A few kilometers from the Romagna Riviera, Cesena is the prototype of the beautiful city of the Province. Equipped with an efficient public bicycle service, the city center is easily accessible by MarinoBus and can be traveled without a car. The beating heart of Cesena tells the story of Cesena, the Malatesta Library, of which UNESCO has recognized its cultural importance by inserting it in UNESCO's "Memory of the World" Program. As soon as you leave the famous Library, continuing through the streets of the historic center, it is easy to reach the central Piazza del Popolo with the Masini Fountain made of Istrian stone and the walls of the Malatesta Fortress, one of the most interesting in Romagna. For a panoramic view of Cesena, then, Colle Spaziano offers the opportunity to admire the sea and visit the imposing complex of the Benedictine Abbey of Santa Maria del Monte.