Hotels Coriano, Guesthouses Coriano and Residences Coriano

Coriano, a small municipality of the province of Rimini, rises on the top of the gentle hills of Romagna, and extends across the lush valley of the stream Marano. Situated few kilometres far from the Republic of San Marino, it boasts the idyllic peacefulness and intimacy of a rural setting, but also rises a short distance from one of the most appreciated coastal areas of the Italian peninsula, the popular “Riviera Romagnola”.

Hotels and guest houses in Coriano are the ideal accommodation facilities for both tourists and families who are interested in spending pleasant holidays here based on the utmost peace and tranquillity. The small and intimate bed and breakfasts of the surrounding area give guests the possibility to spend unforgettable moments here at affordable prices, and so do the local farm houses, that distribute amidst the sweet hills of the hinterland and are surrounded by lush cultivated fields.

One of the city's most beautiful religious buildings is the Parish Church of St. Maria Assunta, that was inaugurated in 1956. It is surmounted by a huge dome and flanked by a 47-metre-high bell tower, and its interior contains a splendid XIII-century wood crucifix and plenty of precious statues of great value. Tourists won't miss the possibility to visit the peculiar lace and embroidery exhibition that is hosted inside the Convent of Maestre Pie dell'Addolorata. This small church, that was erected in 1839, cherishes the mortal remains of Beata Elisabetta Renzi, who founded this new religious order that is based on the education of young women.
The English garden-style park that flanks Rimini-Coriano Provincial Road is home to the British War Cemetery, which cherishes the mortal remains of 1940 soldiers belonging to the VIII British army who died during World War II.
Not to be missed is the impressive Malatesta Medieval Castle, that was erected in 1328. The fortress, that was heavily damaged and almost totally rebuilt over the course of the centuries, is home to the important Malatesta Antiquarium, which contains a rich collection of glassware and ceramic items, ancient weapons and rare coins that bears witness to the glorious vicissitudes experienced by this land.
The lovers of nature won't miss the opportunity to visit the Fluvial Park of the River Marano, which extends along the course of the homonymous river. This protected oasis, that develops few kilometres far from Rimini's Riviera, provides the ideal habitat for rare species of animals and plants.