Ravenna: City of art, culture and mosaics which, 1,500 years ago, was three times a capital: of the Western Empire, of Theodoric king of the Goths and the Byzantium Empire in Europe. The splendour of this period has left a great heritage of monuments and religious buildings decorated with mosaics which have been designated as world heritage sites by UNESCO.  

Forlì was founded by the Romans in the second century B.C. being a junction at the crossroads of the Via consolare Emilia and the road to Tuscany. The town is rich in culture and the historic centre preserves important traces of its past. In particoular, around Piazza Saffi, where they face the romanic Abbey of San Mercuriale with its bell tower and cloister, the XX century Palazzo delle Poste, the City Council Building and the Civic Tower, the XV century Palazzo del Podestà  and Palazzo Albertini.  

As a seaside resort Rimini has been in the thoughts and dreams of generations of tourists for 160 years. The secrets of its success are the friendliness and hospitality of its inhabitants and a territory offering 15 kilometres of beaches all in all, 1160 hotels, 230 beach clubs, as well as 2,000 years of history, art and culture: it's an art casket overlooking the sea.  

Visiting Pesaro Urbino: Much is known and visited the Palazzo Ducale, characteristic for torricini that demarcate the posterior. La Casa di Raffaello is located in the street at number 57. Here you can admire a fresco in his youth, as well as the environments and furniture of the house where he lived the famous painter.

San Marino, the ancient land of liberty, little town that looks the other of Rimini's 700 meters.