Hotel Lima in Lido di Savio

San Marino is an independent republic which lies near the Adriatic coast in central Italy, between the borders of Emilia-Romagna and Marche regions. Despite its Italian character, San Marino is very proud of its independent status, which brings in hundreds of tourists and tax-free shoppers every day.
Although the steep slopes, cliffs and castles of San Marino are impressive enough in themselves, what really takes your breath away is the view from the town. On a clear day you can see the Adriatic a few miles to the east, and in other directions the hilly land rises into central Italy. The most famous attractions of San Marino are its defensive towers. Two of these (the Rocca and the Torre Cesta) can be visited with a combined ticket and offer good chances to climb towers and explore ramparts. San Marino's fortifications were restored in the 1940s courtesy of Twentieth Century Fox, who used the republic as a film set for Prince of Foxes, starring Tyrone Power.There are various woodland routes marked out by signs, and if you have time it is worth wandering through the pretty woods, where the natural greenery is such a contrast to the busy streets nearby. For a good short stroll, just head along the main path which follows the clifftop. This leads to the third of San Marino's fortresses, a solitary tower called the Torre del Montale. The building isn't open to the public, but it is another great viewpoint and considerably less crowded. Along the way are various picnic spots and stone benches for a spot of peaceful contemplation. More colourful tourist appeal is to be had from the changing of the guard ceremony (at half-past every hour in the summer months) in Piazza della Libertà. San Marino's principal museum is the State Museum (Museo di Stato), which contains historical exhibits and artwork. There are also the museums of torture, waxworks, weaponry.

One of the most attractive cities in Romagna, it is famous for its beauty and for being the birthplace of more intellectuals and artists than any other town in the province, including internationally-famous poets and screenwriters past and present. Even a former Pope - Pope Clement XIV Ganganelli - was born here as some monuments dedicated to him recall. Art, culture, history and traditions are right at home; visitors can sense this in its narrow streets and squares and in the numerous events that mark the seasons and have become a great attraction for tourists. Its historical centre is more alive than ever, thanks also to careful reconstruction work that has taken care to maintain the vestiges of the past. Despite having over 20,000 inhabitants, it still retains a village atmosphere that focuses heavily on hospitality and where there is a strong cultural identity.
Since 1971 in July Santarcangelo hosts one of the most important international festivals of theatre in Italy "Festival Internazionale del Teatro in Piazza" (international festival of theatre, music and street preformances). The"Fiera di San Martino" ( November, the 11th) is an ancient cattle fair. Nowadays it's an important event dedicated to commerce, popular culture and entertainment.
"Balconi Fioriti" (May) is a flower show with a specialized market of plants, flowers and handcrafts; during the event all citizens of this beautiful city will make every effort to decorate their balconies, the streets and every corner of the town with flowers and plants.
The "Fiera di San Michele" (September, the 29th) is a traditional birds fair, dedicated to the environmental themes, animals, plants and natural food.
In Santarcangelo, since the '90, live the biggest and most active mutoid community of Europe.

Located at the heart of Romagna, along the slopes of the hills of the Forlì Apennines, just a few kilometres from Via Emilia, 15 km from Forlì and 13 km from Cesena, Bertinoro overlooks a fascinating landscape, where the view goes as far as to the sea.
Besides its hospitality and the wonderful bird’s eye view you can enjoy from the main square Piazza della Libertà – it is not by chance that it was called “Balcony of Romagna” –, Bertinoro is a typical example of Medieval citadel, featuring walls, towers and old houses, also known as the “Town of Wine”. The legend says that Galla Placidia, daughter of the Roman Emperor Theodosius, passed by and tasted a wine served in a poor cup, and she said "non di così rozzo calice sei degno, o vino, ma di berti in oro" (You should not drink this wine in such a poor cup.Rather it should be drunk in a gold goblet). This is where the name of the town comes from. From the top of Mount Cesubeo, a millenary fortress towers over the citadel. It dates to a time before the 10th century and was the residence of Emperor Federico Barbarossa in 1177, and his court and militia, and then the bishop’s seat since 1584. Today, the defensive structure still preserves its medieval appearance. Inside the Fortress, there are the offices and apartments of the old bishop’s seat, a large balcony looking at the village and an impressive 17th-century hall decorated with Baroque frescoes. Today the Fortress is home to the University Residential Centre of Bertinoro of Alma Mater Studiorum of Bologna and the Interreligious Museum. Recently founded by the Diocese of Forlì-Bertinoro, the Museum investigates the common aspects of the three monotheist religions: Judaism, Christianity and Islam. The medieval village of Bertinoro is also considered the “Town of hospitality” because of the presence of the Column of twelve rings, each ring corresponding to one of the twelve families of the town; a stranger who arrived and tied up his horse to one of the rings was the guest of the family to whom the ring belonged. The tradition is repeated every year on the first Sunday of September.

Exclusive attractions and great surprises for the 2019 season of Mirabilandia. Ducati World has arrived, the first amusement park theme area in the world inspired by a motorcycle brand. The exclusive interactive duelling coaster that simulates riding a Panigale V4 bike will be the star of the area.
The new show schedule is also very rich. A bonus for the summer is the Mirabeach water park, recently expanded to accommodate new slides, a VIP area and a wave pool.
In order not to miss out on any of the attractions, visitors to Mirabilandia have two consecutive days to visit, thanks to the "2 nd Day Free" promotion!

Italy in Miniature turned the philosophy of learning by having fun (edutainment) into a true mission, by transforming art, environmental education, science and history into fun experiences and educational and inspiring programmes, also suitable for schools.
Italy in Miniature is the theme park dedicated to historical, architectural and cultural italian heritage, able to merge fun and learning since 1970.
Here you can experience great emotions, "travel" and learn while walking around the 272 perfect scale reproductions of the architectural wonders of the "Bel Paese".
You can gliding along the Gran Canal in Venice (1:5 scale reproduction) in a real "gondola" and meet Casanova just before Piazza San Marco.
In Italy in Miniature you can also explore the secrets of the physic laws in the Science Fun Fair, feel the heart leap while darting down the rapids of "Canoe", enjoy the thrill of a launch with a giant sling up to 55 meters height in a little more than a second (Sling Shot), enjoy the view onboard the monorail Arcobaleno.
Children can also join an exciting water battle atCannonacqua, the 1:3 reproduction of Malatestian Fortress of Castel Sismondo, where the towers are equipped with dozen of water cannons, or learn about the rules of traffic and safe driving in an amusing way with the Interactive Driving School. Italia in Miniatura keeps on growing and introducing exciting novelties year by year... And if one day is not enough, every purchased ticket allows free entrance on the following day!
Tickets:
From 22nd March to 4th April: adult ticket 20€, reduced ticket15€
From 5th April: adult ticket 22€, reduced ticket 16€ with all activites included
Until 21st March: adult ticket 10€, reduced ticket 7€only visit of the theme park.

Mirabilandia Beach is an amazing water park opened in 2003. It offers a carribean atmosphere with many water chutes (you will drop from all the water chutes aboard rubber dinghies), a calm river and a 4000 square meters lagoon. El Castillio, situated into the lagoon, is an aquatic castle with many water chutes for kids and water guns that you can use to have watergun fights with other people. The water chutes have fancy names, inspired by the tropical atmosphere of Mirabilandia Beach: Salto Caribe, Salto Tropical, Rio Diablo and Vuelta Vertigo for the most daring. Rio Angel is a calm river, more than half a kilometre long, which circumnavigate the attractions of the park. Here you can relax floating down the water and get a wonderful tan. The Mirabilandia Beach staff will entertain kids with Baby Dance, making them participate in dances and songs. For visitors who want to keep fit and have fun, the park offers Acquagym courses and group dancing.

To access the aquatic park you need a regular entrance ticket valid for Mirabilandia and you have to paya supplement. Inside the park you can find several restaurants and snack bars. You can also use showers, beach chairs and umbrellas for free while supplies last.

The 27-hectare large pinewood area called Cervia Natural Park was opend in 1963 with the aim to safeguard a considerable part of this typical natural environment, making it particularly available and enjoyable to visitors.
The Natural Park is the ideal place where you can spend hours of absolute tranquillity and re-discover forgotten fragrances and sounds, coming into touch with nature again. Here you can meet many different animals of the farm, enjoy a pic nic or drink a coffee surrounded by swallows.
There is a real botanic garden with different routes. The most common tree inside the park is the so-called domestic pinetree (Pinus pinea) with its typical umbrella-shaped foliage,different from the other sort present here, the maritime pinetree (Pinus pinaster), which is rather pyramid-shaped. But there are also other sorts of trees, like oaks (Quercus pubescens and Quercus petraea). The underbrush is rich with bushes like brambles (Rubus ulmifolius), hawthornes (Crataegus monogyna), wild olives (Hippophae ramnoides), privets, honeysuckles (Lonicera caprifolium) and Berberis vulgaris. The presence of small orchids "cheers up" the soil.
It is an environment suitable also for lots of animals, that have been introduced here by the man: donkeys, fallow deers, horses, deers, goats, Romagna cows, ducks, swans, pheasants, peacocks, etc. A permanent aviculture exhibition shows the finest selected chicken and pheasan breeds. The Natural Park offers may other opportunities, such as the organic vegetable garden, horse riding and a rich programme of events from spring to autumn. Rest Area for children:
Platform 9 ¾ is a unique rest area thanks to a particular wooden structure, the suggestive atmosphere of the pinewood and the facilities for adults and children. It's a place to live, in which it is possible to refresh and enjoy the peace of the park at any time, a "didattic" and a little magic rest area where children can read, play and take part at educational workshops. Facilities:
- rest area and relax area.
- children area with playground.
- bookshop.
- educational activities.
- refreshment and lunch with typical products.
The Old Farm:
You can have a close encounter with farm animals in an enclosed plot of land beyond the canal. Children with the help of qualified staff could care the animals and interact with them in complete safety.
Entrance free.

Visitor Center of Cervia Salt Pan is the starting point for guided tours in the Salt Pan. Inside the Visitor Center, it is possible to discover more about historical and econoical issues related to salt production. Southern entrance door of the Po Delta Park, Cervia Salt Pan is included in the Ramsar agreement as Wetland of international importance for its environmental and landscapes' values.
The Saltpans of Cervia cover an area of about 800 hectares and are 1600 meters far from the sea. Of Etruscan origins, are a salt deposit where the "white gold" is still collected by mean of the traditional handicraft method - like in the older Camillone Saltpan- as well as the single-accumulation industrial method.
Since 1979, Cervia Salt Pan is a State Natural Reserve of animal population. The area hosts nowadays several species of birds, such as Flamingos, Black-winged Stilts, Avocets and other numerous protected species. This wildlife can be observed by booking a guided bird-watching walk, bike ride o canoe tour, all organised by the Visitor Center of Cervia Salt Pan.
Entrance Fees:
Full rate 3 €; Reduced rate 2 € (children from 1 m height up to12 years old, over 65, organized groups of at least 15 people)
Free admission: children less than 1 m height, disabled people

Located inside the “Torre” salt warehouse, MUSA preserves a portion of Cervia’s history.
The museum was founded by the Salt Workers’ Cultural Association “Civiltà Salinara” in the aim of keeping the memory of work in saltpans alive. It is a collection of documents, tools and photos showing salt production and its milieu. This is a collection made by man and focusing on man and his culture.
Musa has been recognized as Quality Museum of the Region Emilia Romagna.
The Salt of Cervia, the protagonist of the Museum, is presented to visitors in an interdisciplinary way, in which nature, history, chemistry, physics, working memories and flavors are interconnected.
The Museum is the representation of the deep relationship between the town and the water, offering visitors suggestions and stimulating their senses so that they can live salt productionas a kind of adventure.
Inside the museum you can find a large bridge, which extends over the large model of the territorial geography of the coast and inland areas and it serves to focus attention on the relationship between the salt pans, the town and the sea. A huge sailing boat, carrying the typical colours which characterize the local sailors, dominates this passage, demonstrating that the sea is considered and celebrated as a source of life. Open all year round
Free Entrance
From 20th December to 6th January: Open everyday from 15.00 to 19.00
From 7th January to 31st May and from 16th September to 19th December: Open on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays from 15.00 to 19.00.
Open on request for groups from Monday to Friday from 9.00 to 13.30*
From 1st Juny to 13th September: Open everyday from 20.30 to 23.30
Open on request on Thursdays from 9.00 to 12.00 *
*an operator will open the museum in an hour dialling the 338 9507741