Name: Giro d’Italia
Start: 2020-05-20 00:00
End: 2020-05-22 00:00
Location: Rimini, Forlì Cesena, Ravenna, Ferrara

Welcome to the land of dolce vita

Countless experiences to be desired, savoured and told

To the rhythm of music

“Steve McQueen was someone who used to compete in motor races with one foot in plaster and win them. That’s rock & roll!” (Vasco Rossi)
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With our feet in the sand

A merry-go-round everyone loves to get on, from the very young to the young at heart: the Riviera of Romagna has always meant fun, relaxation and experiences that fuel the emotions.
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The wonder of nature

Nature that varies depending on the corner of Romagna you choose to visit. The…
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Two thousand years of history

“Let us advance whither the prodigies of the gods and the injustice of our enemies call us. Let the die be cast!” – Gaius Julius Caesar
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Every town has a castle

A land of castles and fortresses that was exposed to attacks which it had to fend off during the Middle Ages and the Renaissance…
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The land of champions

Along the roads of Romagna, as light as the wind, cycling between the coast and the hills, through nature and history…
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The world’s biggest restaurant

Land and sea, tradition and innovation; in Romagna, food means friendship and fun. At our table there is always room for those who want to discover the flavours of this land.
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The hospitality of culture

Cinema, theatre, poetry and many Renaissance history trails: welcome to the land where culture, too, has a surprising, ever refined flavour.
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All to live

Teatro Dante Alighieri – Theatre season

Ravenna

1 November 2019 – 23 April 2020

The theatre season combines the programmes of two of the city’s theatres, the Alighieri and the Rasi.

Teatro Nuovo Ferrara – Theatre season

Ferrara

1 November 2019 – 30 June 2020

The entire 2019/20 season programme at Teatro Nuovo in Ferrara.

Emozione Barocca. Il Guercino a Cento.

Cento (FE)

9 November 2019 – 15 February 2020

La mostra, curata da Daniele Benati, offre l’occasione di ammirare l’opera di Giovanni Francesco Barbieri detto il Guercino (Cento, 1575 – Bologna, 1666) nella sua città natale, e dunque di comprendere le ragioni più profonde della poetica dell’artista, intimamente legato a Cento e da questa profondamente riamato.