Musées à visiter en Romagne

Romagna is a land rich in history: here lived emperors and artists in the past Roman times, the Malatesta left their mark on the landscape by building fortresses and castles, here were born Giovanni Pascoli and Francesco Baracca. The local museums preserve hundreds of stories, starting from the monuments and mosaics that adorned Ravenna, the capital of the Roman empire and the Byzantine exarchate. The vicissitudes of commanders and emperors ran parallel to those of the common people, guarded by the testimonies of the Archaeological Museum of Sarsina. Later, the lord of Cesena built the Malatesta Library, which contains the essence of humanistic culture. The Museum Houses of poets and writers tell the everyday life of the protagonists of modernity, from Aurelio Saffi to Giosue Carducci.

Among the many places to discover in the Romagna hills there are also some museums for children. The Rocca delle Fiabe of Sant’Agata Feltria will amaze you: in an ancient medieval castle, paths dedicated to the most beloved traditional stories have been set up, from Cinderella to the Little Prince, for a magical journey through images, objects and characters. Inside the Park of the Casentinesi Forests there is the Idromuseo di Ridracoli, dedicated to nature, with a central office from which three outdoor itineraries depart to discover the dam and the woods that surround it.