Cesenatico

Cesenatico, a delightful port town on Italy's Adriatic coast, beckons visitors with its maritime charm and historic center. Situated in the Emilia-Romagna region's Forlì-Cesena province, Cesenatico lies about 19 miles south of Ravenna. History buffs will be enthralled by the town's port canal, surveyed by Leonardo da Vinci himself at the request of Cesare Borgia. Originally planned to reach Cesena, the canal offers a glimpse into da Vinci's ingenuity.

Beyond its maritime connection, Cesenatico boasts a charming historic center with winding streets and pastel-colored buildings. Don't miss the architectural beauty of the Church of Saint James and the lively Piazza delle Conserve square.

Explore the iconic "mini Venice," Porto Canale Leonardesco, with its picturesque canal and historic boats. Immerse yourself in Cesenatico's maritime heritage at the Museo della Marineria museum, showcasing ancient sailboats.

As the day comes to an end, explore the vibrant nightlife scene. Enjoy a lively evening at Primafila 56, a popular bar and club. For a more relaxed atmosphere, savor Italian IPA and other beers from around the world, along with delicious pizza, at Cafe Degli Artisti. City Bar offers another option for a fun night out in Cesenatico.