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Historische monumenten van Romagna

We hebben de 173 belangrijkste monumenten van 9 zones op een rij gezet, van Romagna tot Bologna, van San Marino tot Montefeltro: Byzantijnse mozaïeken, vestingen, abdijen, Romeinse bruggen, torens en ideale steden. Elke zone heeft zijn eigen ranglijst; bij elk monument vind je de geschiedenis, openingstijden, telefoonnummer, officiële website en waar je kunt reserveren.

  • 173monumenten
  • 9zones
  • 66gemeenten
  • 34UNESCO
  • 86gratis

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Provincie Forlì-Cesena 40 monumenten

Humanistische bibliotheken, vestingen op heuvels, abdijen en de ideale stad van de Medici: de 40 monumenten die je niet mag missen tussen Forlì, Cesena en de Apennijnen.

Provincie Ravenna 33 monumenten

Acht UNESCO-monumenten met vroegchristelijke en Byzantijnse mozaïeken, Dante's graf, en daaromheen de pleinen van Faenza, vestingen op heuvels en dorpen in de vlakte.

Rimini, Riviera and Conca Valley 17 monumenten

Two thousand years in a few kilometres: the Roman arch and bridge, the Malatesta Temple, Gradara Castle, and in the Conca valley the fortresses of Montefiore and Mondaino.

Marecchia Valley 16 monumenten

The Marecchia valley from Santarcangelo to Casteldelci: San Leo fortress, the Malatesta strongholds, the oldest wooden theatre in Italy, the sulphur mine and the places of Tonino Guerra.

Marecchia Valley or Montefeltro: what is the difference?

The two names often point to the same towns, but they mean different things: the Marecchia Valley is a valley, Montefeltro is a land with its own history.

Marecchia Valley: the river valley

It is the valley carved by the Marecchia, which rises in Tuscany on the Alpe della Luna and reaches the sea at Rimini. It is shaped by the rocky crags that rise out of the clay, like San Leo, Verucchio and Pennabilli, fortified in the Middle Ages mostly by the Malatesta of Rimini. Today almost all of it lies in the province of Rimini: from Santarcangelo and Verucchio up to Novafeltria, Pennabilli and Casteldelci.

Montefeltro: the land of the dukes

It is a historical region, larger than a valley. It takes its name from Mons Feretri, the ancient name of San Leo, where tradition places a temple of Jupiter Feretrius. It was the domain of the counts of Montefeltro, later dukes of Urbino, and today it is split between the Marche (province of Pesaro and Urbino), Romagna and San Marino: it also includes Urbino and Carpegna, which are not on the Marecchia.

Where they overlap

The upper Marecchia Valley, with San Leo, Pennabilli, Talamello, Sant'Agata Feltria and Casteldelci, is both: watered by the Marecchia and Montefeltro by history. These towns belonged to the Marche until 2009, when they joined the province of Rimini, and the cathedral of the diocese of San Marino-Montefeltro is still in Pennabilli. For centuries two families fought over these lands, the Malatesta and the Montefeltro: San Leo went to Federico da Montefeltro in 1441.

On this page: the Marecchia Valley zone holds the monuments of the valley in the province of Rimini, including those of the Romagna side of Montefeltro such as San Leo and Pennabilli; the Montefeltro zone holds the Marche side, from Urbino to Carpegna.

Republiek San Marino 15 monumenten

De oudste republiek ter wereld op Monte Titano: de drie torens, het Palazzo Pubblico en een historisch centrum op de UNESCO Werelderfgoedlijst.

Provincie Bologna 18 monumenten

De torens, de UNESCO-arcaden en de grote basilieken van de stad, en in de provincie de Rocca Sforzesca van Imola, Dozza, de Rocchetta Mattei en de Etruskische stad Marzabotto.

Comacchio en de Delta 14 monumenten

Het kleine Venetië van de lagunes: bruggen, kanalen en kerken van Comacchio, en daaromheen de Abdij van Pomposa en het Kasteel van Mesola in het Po Delta Park.

Toscaanse Romagna 11 monumenten

De Romagna-gemeenten van de grootstedelijke stad Florence, Marradi, Palazzuolo sul Senio en Firenzuola: abdijen in de bossen, paleizen van kapiteins en pietra serena steen.

Montefeltro 9 monumenten

The land of the dukes of Urbino: the Ducal Palace and the UNESCO historic centre, Raphael's house, the fortresses by Francesco di Giorgio Martini and the palace of the princes of Carpegna.

Marecchia Valley or Montefeltro: what is the difference?

The two names often point to the same towns, but they mean different things: the Marecchia Valley is a valley, Montefeltro is a land with its own history.

Marecchia Valley: the river valley

It is the valley carved by the Marecchia, which rises in Tuscany on the Alpe della Luna and reaches the sea at Rimini. It is shaped by the rocky crags that rise out of the clay, like San Leo, Verucchio and Pennabilli, fortified in the Middle Ages mostly by the Malatesta of Rimini. Today almost all of it lies in the province of Rimini: from Santarcangelo and Verucchio up to Novafeltria, Pennabilli and Casteldelci.

Montefeltro: the land of the dukes

It is a historical region, larger than a valley. It takes its name from Mons Feretri, the ancient name of San Leo, where tradition places a temple of Jupiter Feretrius. It was the domain of the counts of Montefeltro, later dukes of Urbino, and today it is split between the Marche (province of Pesaro and Urbino), Romagna and San Marino: it also includes Urbino and Carpegna, which are not on the Marecchia.

Where they overlap

The upper Marecchia Valley, with San Leo, Pennabilli, Talamello, Sant'Agata Feltria and Casteldelci, is both: watered by the Marecchia and Montefeltro by history. These towns belonged to the Marche until 2009, when they joined the province of Rimini, and the cathedral of the diocese of San Marino-Montefeltro is still in Pennabilli. For centuries two families fought over these lands, the Malatesta and the Montefeltro: San Leo went to Federico da Montefeltro in 1441.

On this page: the Marecchia Valley zone holds the monuments of the valley in the province of Rimini, including those of the Romagna side of Montefeltro such as San Leo and Pennabilli; the Montefeltro zone holds the Marche side, from Urbino to Carpegna.

Alle monumenten op de kaart

Eén kleur per zone, het nummer is de plaats in de ranglijst van de zone: tik op een punt om de pagina te openen. De zoneknoppen hierboven filteren ook de kaart.

  • Provincie Forlì-Cesena
  • Provincie Ravenna
  • Rimini, Riviera and Conca Valley
  • Marecchia Valley
  • Republiek San Marino
  • Provincie Bologna
  • Comacchio en de Delta
  • Toscaanse Romagna
  • Montefeltro

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Informatieve teksten geschreven door onze redactie op basis van Wikipedia-artikelen en officiële websites. Foto's van Wikimedia Commons, met auteur en licentie.

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