Choosing a short rental near Cesena means having access to the sea, hills, medieval villages and great food — all within easy driving distance. Here is our guide.
Romagna is an extraordinarily varied region. In less than an hour by car you can go from the Adriatic Riviera to the Apennines, passing through medieval villages, vineyards and art cities. Staying in a short rental near Cesena — like Casa Cavour in Bertinoro — means having this entire territory at your fingertips.
Just 30 minutes from Bertinoro, Cesenatico is one of the most authentic seaside villages on the Riviera. The Leonardo da Vinci canal port — designed by Leonardo da Vinci in 1502 — is a unique sight. In summer the beaches are lively and fresh fish at the harbour is unmissable. Rimini, with its ancient history and beaches, is just 40 minutes away.
Just 35 minutes from Bertinoro stands the Republic of San Marino, the oldest independent state in the world. The three medieval towers dominating Mount Titano are an iconic landmark. Absolutely worth a half day — entry to the historic centre is free.
Just 50 minutes from Bertinoro, Ravenna is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its extraordinary Byzantine mosaics. The mausoleums and basilicas from the 5th and 6th centuries contain the best-preserved mosaics in the world. An unmissable cultural visit during a stay in Romagna.
Just 60 minutes from Bertinoro (by car or by train from Cesena), Bologna offers one of the finest medieval historic centres in Italy, legendary gastronomy and a vibrant cultural scene. Ideal for a day trip.
On the Casa Cavour Bertinoro blog you will find more articles about the territory, local experiences and lesser-known paths through the Romagna hills. Each story tells a different side of this land.
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