Guide to Cesenatico

Cesenatico, a small resort that has preserved the atmosphere of old Italian towns, is located on the canal near Rimini. The uniqueness of the city lies in the fact that it was designed by Leonardo da Vinci himself. The historic center of Cesenatico, called Borgo, is situated around the canal and features authentic and picturesque fishermen's houses. Moreover, the city itself has many places where you can immerse yourself in the past. One of these places is the Museum of Ancient Ships, located in a part of the port and housing enormous exhibits. The city's history also cherishes the memory of the poet Marino Moretti, whose house has been transformed into a museum.

Around Cesenatico, you will find almost seven kilometers of beaches, with golden sand that looks particularly stunning under the rays of the setting sun. The beaches are comfortable and very clean, as they are carefully maintained by the floating laboratory boat called Daphne II. Almost all the services provided by the beach facilities can be availed for 10 EUR.

The western part of Cesenatico, with its famous seafood restaurants, is traditionally considered a haven for well-off tourists, while the eastern part of the resort is mainly frequented by unpretentious youth.