Hotels Forlì, Guesthouses Forlì and Residences Forlì

An ancient Roman colony founded along the important Via Aemilia, Forlì is a charming centre of the hinterland of Romagna which still retains past profusion and fascination. Tourists flocking to this small and quiet resort will have the opportunity to enjoy plenty of different fun and relax opportunities.

Forlì is scattered with comfortable and welcoming 3-star guesthouses and budget hotels. The charming accommodation facilities and luxury 4-star hotels of the city centre make the ideal base for discovering the old town. Intimate holiday farms situated in the hinterland give guests the opportunity to experience a closer touch with nature while taking part in interesting food and wine itineraries and tasting traditional specialities from Romagna and fine DOC local wines, such as Sangiovese, Trebbiano and Pagadebit.

Forlì's charming city centre is scattered with plenty of interesting historical buildings. The central Piazza A.Saffi, the traditional gathering place of local inhabitants, leads to the 15th-century Palazzo del Podestà and Palazzina Albertini and the Romanesque Church of St. Mercuriale, the latter being flanked by a high bell tower and the 15th-century cloister which once belonged to an ancient abbey.
Corso Garibaldi, the city's major arterial route which is flanked by plenty of sumptuous palaces and buildings, such as the 18th-century  Palazzo Gaddi, the current seat of the Museum of the Risorgimento, leads to Piazza Ordelaffi, which is dominated by the Neoclassical Duomo and the sumptuous Palazzo Paulucci Piazza, the current seat of the Prefecture.
Walking down Corso della Repubblica, tourists will reach the civic number 72, which hosts Forlì's Picture Gallery and Municipal Museums, which gather precious archaeological finds and rich collections of medieval and Renaissance art.
A short distance from Forlì are the charming centres of Bertinoro, situated on the top of Mount Cesubeo, which hosts the Romanesque Church of Polenta celebrated by Giosuè Carducci, and Forlimpopoli, which is dominated by the impressive 14th-century  Rocca Albornoziana, the current seat of the Town Hall and the Civic Archaeological Museum. The lush countryside which extends between Forlì and Forlimpopoli also hosts the Sanctuary of St. Maria delle Grazie di Fornò, a mysterious circular building which was erected in the XV century.