Located in the center of italy, it's well connected to the main european cities, Rimini is the emblem and perfect place for the alternative tourism. Rimini, ancient and modern, rich in culture, spectacular and crafted was sung and immortalized by the great master of Italian cinema that was Federico Fellini, who with his art has exported the myth throughout the world.

At 750 meters high, the oldest and small Sovereign State of the world that for centuries maintains its freedom and independence, you will find yourself already abroad. On Mount Titano you will see the profiles of its three towers, (the Guaita, the Cesta and the Montale) as a symbol of the Republic, which has, among its many glories, a great history and tradition for the philately and the numismatics, wich is much appreciated throughout the world.

A walkthrough to the past,a little special city, a pearl in the Valmarecchia of the "poets": This is Santarcangelo! And it is here that the poets of the "Circal de giudeizi" are together with their master Tonino Guerra. You must visit the Rocca Malatesta, the Convent of the Capuchins, the nineteenth century Pescheria, the Arch and the square dedicated to Pope Ganganelli, the "mysterious" tufacee caves and crafts shops of the wrought iron and rust printing of canvases.

In the heart of the Valmarecchia and on a hill of 98 meters you will find San Leo, historical capital of Montefeltro. In addition to the fortress, the Church and the Cathedral, San Leo is also known for the mysterious and fascinating character who was Count "alchemist" Cagliostro, imprisoned in the Fortress and died there in 1795.

In it's strategic position, it dominates the splendid view of the Valmarecchia. To visit, in addition of the Rocca, the Collegiate Church of Saints Martino and Francesco D'Assisi and the Archeoligical civic museum.

Classic ancient village, a long enclosed by walls and by the imposing castle, a superb example of military architecture, it completes the medieval center. The Rocca was completed by Malatesta between 1307 and 1325 and then restored several times. The legend narrates that precisely in Gradara, home of the Malatesta has experienced the tragedy of love Paolo and Francesca, sung by Dante.