Castel San Pietro Terme is a charming town located in the metropolitan city of Bologna, Emilia-Romagna. It is famous for its thermal baths, thanks to hot springs known since Roman times, making it an ideal destination for wellness and relaxation. The small historic center is characterized by cozy streets and public squares.

Castel San Pietro Terme is also known for cultural events and local fairs that highlight the area’s food, wine and artisan traditions, such as Estate e Settembre Castellano and Very Slow Italy. Additionally, festivals are held throughout the year, such as the Braciola Festival, the Honey Fair, antique markets, and various cultural initiatives.

Located in the Lamone Valley, it is perched on three chalk hills, each with a symbolic monument. The medieval heart is dominated by the charming “Via degli Asini,” a 12th-century covered walkway once used to protect animals and goods. Renowned for its DOP Brisighello oil.

A Medieval village overlooking the plains and the Apennines, situated at an altitude of 190 meters, it is recognized as one of the “The Most Beautiful Villages in Italy.” Known for the Biennale del Muro Dipinto: more than 200 murals paint facades, squares and streets, making the village an open-air museum. Don’t miss the Rocca Sforzesca fortress – with museum, wine-enoteca and historic frescoes – and the food and wine events dedicated to Albana DOCG and traditional cuisine.

Perched on a spectacular boulder in the Marecchia Valley, it boasts a 15th-century fortification (Rocca di Francesco di Giorgio Martini’s fortress) and a historic center full of Romanesque churches and Renaissance palaces. Recognized as one of the “Most Beautiful Villages in Italy”, it offers views that stretch to the sea and a rich history: from Dante to St. Francis, from a papal prison to Count Cagliostro’s prison.

Although a small republic, its medieval town-dominated by the upper city with the Guaita, the Cesta and the Montale-is included in the UNESCO World Heritage list. Rich in history (founded in 301 AD), it is now a tourist destination for its architecture, museums, artisan workshops and incomparable views.

Santarcangelo di Romagna is a charming medieval village in inland Romagna, known for its cobbled streets, tuffaceous caves and authentic atmosphere. Between art, traditions and typical cuisine, it offers an evocative experience.

Amidst endless porticoes and medieval towers, Bologna tells stories of intense flavors, ancient universities and a lively soul pulsating among public squares and markets.

Cradle of the Renaissance, Florence is an open-air museum where art and history come together in the majestic profile of the Duomo and the masterpieces of the Ponte Vecchio.

Suspended over water, Venice enchants with its labyrinthine canals, silent gondolas and squares where time seems to stand still.

Surrounded by ancient walls, Ferrara is a Renaissance jewel of elegance and quietude, where the past and present dance under the blue sky.

Home to precious mosaics, Ravenna tells the story of the Byzantine empire with colors and lights shining in its basilicas.

Between lively beaches and ancient Roman remains, Rimini is the beating heart of the Riviera, where fun and history coexist on the golden sand.