Cesenatico is a port town with about 20,000 inhabitants on the Adriatic coast of Italy.

Cesenatico's port canal was surveyed and drawn by Leonardo da Vinci in the 1500 at the request of Cesare Borgia, as part of his plans to fortify the nearby town of Cesena.

Along the Porto Canale an interesting attraction is the Museo della Marineria, a floating museum  unique in Italy, where in display are historic fishing boats.  
Around the Harbor  (il Porto) is where the Old Town (Centro Storico) hosts the typical low houses of the fisherman where you will find the “Conserve”  the historic ice rooms used for the preservation of the fish either with snow or ice.

Today Cesenatico together with being of historical meaning for the Adriatic marine is a popular touristic destination  with qualified and professional welcoming Hotels, Resorts, and Camping where to stay, numerous structures where to have fun and a diversity of stays for families, groups and teenagers.

Cesenatico is famous for its cuisine, with its numerous Restaurants, Trattorie, Pizzerie, Chioschi Piadina and Rosticcerie where take away is available.

The sea and the beaches of Cesenatico are ideal for any age. The beaches with shallow waters are very safe for children where  they can also happily play on a beautiful soft sand which fades towards the sea.

Of Course you will find the night entertainment with Street bar, Dance Clubs and Bars with pop, Latino, rock, and disco music.

The “Balera” is a place not to miss where the tradition of the Folk music and the famous Liscio Romagnolo are still alive and where you can still feel the magic of the movies of Federico Fellini.

Cesenatico offers a holday packed with fun and wellbeing, where respect for nature and quality of services meet.