The thermal baths of Romagna were much appreciated by the Romans not only for enjoying moments of leisure and well-being, but also for the curative properties of their waters, useful for relieving dermatological, osteo-articular and respiratory disorders. With the arrival of the medieval period, the importance of the baths diminished, but they still remained frequented by pilgrims and travelers in search of cures and relief. During the Renaissance, the Romagna spas were once again in vogue; today, a trip to Romagna cannot do without - for those who love relaxation - a visit to one of the many spa resorts in the area, now equipped with cutting-edge facilities.
So, travelers or hikers…after so much exploring, close your eyes and let yourself be carried away by the regenerating pampering of the places on this itinerary: in Romagna, history comes to life through every drop of thermal water and every healing touch!
Nestled between rolling hills, with Mediterranean breezes and a view of the sea, Oriolo showcases the vibrant character of Romagna Sangiovese between Faenza and Forlì.
Hilly vineyards, forests, and sandy soils: the journey through the Sangiovese subzones of Romagna continues in Modigliana, a land shaped by three streams
Despite its modest size – it's the smallest sub-zone among the 19 – Marzeno offers a range of wines with great warmth and power, splendid symbols of Romagna's Sangiovese and its expressive potential.