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Welcome to Cesenatico!

Under the shade of the skyscraper, the symbol of the city, stands Cesenatico.
Seven kilometres of fine golden sands, lapped by a mild sea which is perfect for swimming and nearly always calm.
The sea and the beach are the main highlights of the city for tourists and make Cesenatico famous throughout Europe for tourists.
Facing the sea are a series of new buildings including hotels, pubs, restaurants and discos.
The true soul of the city is not the beach though: the ancient heart of Cesenatico beats from the interior through the small streets of the centre and around the canals designed by Leonardo da Vinci) which currently hold the Maritime Museum (open-air).
A centre which has an ancient smell and reminds you of the old town which for years survived exclusively on the fishing industry.

What else is there to see in Cesenatico?
La piazzetta delle conserve
The storage holes are like large wells but much wider and not as deep.
Basically they are cone-shaped holes in the ground which were used until the end of the 1930 to preserve fish.

The gardens along the seafront
Recently parks have been created along the seafront which are ideals for walking, playing or simply enjoying the city.
They can be found between the "I bagni" private beach and the first tarmac road.
Here you will find water games, activities for children, stone sculptures etc.

Marino Moretti's house
Born in Cesenatico («This town is above all my mother and father...») in 1885 and died in Cesenatico in 1979.
He was both an author and poet. His most famous collection of poetry is entitled "Poems written by pencil".
Romagna however is not just Cesenatico: a few minutes from the city you can find other towns that merit more than a quick visit.

Ravenna, Rimini, San Marino, Sarsina, Cesena and Urbino are just a few examples of what awaits you and places you should definitely visit during your stay in Cesenatico.