Misano & Surroundings

Percorso Naturalistico Oasi del Conca

A day surrounded by nature . Easy in Misano!
About 2 km from our hotel the route of the river basin begins. A beautiful naturalistic oasis of about 15 km , which starts from the beach of Misano Adriatico and runs through many of its hamlets, such as Santamonica and reaches Morciano di Romagna, another beautiful village in Romagna. Excursions can be individual but also organised, on foot, by bicycle, Nordic walking on horseback or whatever you prefer, the important thing is to go and immerse yourself in nature a stone's throw from the sea.
Remember a stop at the Misano dam to do some birdwatching

Escursioni Naturalistiche

A few kilometers from Misano is Gabicce, gateway to the Monte San Bartolo Natural Park, an enchanting corner of the Adriatic Riviera. Here uncontaminated nature combines with breathtaking views, perfect for excursions, trekking and moments of relaxation in the open air.
Among the most evocative places, the Roof of the World stands out, with spectacular views of the sea. The area is rich in history and fascinating villages such as Casteldimezzo and Fiorenzuola di Focara . Traveling along the park's panoramic road offers unforgettable views, while Vallugola Bay welcomes you with its crystal clear waters and a unique atmosphere.

Discover the beauty of San Bartolo, a stone's throw from Misano!

Casa Marco Simoncelli – Coriano

If you are in Romagna, a stop at the Marco Simoncelli Museum in Coriano is unmissable, whether you are a motorbike enthusiast or want to pay homage to the SIC.
The museum tells the story of the pilot through photos, memorabilia and testimonies. In Coriano you can also visit the monument in the square and the commemorative plaque, symbols of his connection with his hometown.
An evocative moment is the Flame of the SIC, which burns for 58 seconds every Sunday at sunset in his memory.

After the visit, discover the surrounding villages and castles, such as Montescudo, Monte Colombo and Albereto , to experience the magic of Romagna.

Monumento a Nicky Hayden

May 22, 2017 is a date that the world of motorcycling will never forget. On that day, MotoGP world champion Nicky Hayden tragically lost his life in Misano in a car accident.

A few months later, thanks to a touching initiative involving close friends of Nicky and the municipal administration of Misano, a monument was born in his memory . A small commemorative garden was created in that place, enriched by photos and a sculpture that pays homage to the great American pilot.

If you are in Misano, stop for a moment in this special place to remember a champion who left his mark in the hearts of many fans.

Misano World Circuit - 2km

Dedicated to the memory of Marco Simoncelli, a well-known motorcyclist, the Misano racetrack, which is located a few minutes from the hotel, attracts thousands of motor enthusiasts every year for the San Marino and Rimini Riviera Moto GP Grand Prix, but also during the rest of the year with various events and safe driving courses.

Cattolica - 2km

Going slightly further south you will come across the town of Cattolica, which borders Gabicce Mare and delimits the Romagna Riviera, separating it from the Marche. The Le Navi Aquarium, the largest in the Adriatic, is undoubtedly worth visiting.

Riccione - 3km

Famous for being nicknamed the Green Pearl of the Riviera, Riccione is characterized by numerous trendy clubs, exclusive nightclubs where you can have fun, and famous shopping streets, such as Viale Ceccarini and Viale Dante. Events and surprises abound throughout the summer.

Gradara - 10km

Gradara is an ancient fortified village located in the hinterland of the Marche-Romagna coast not far from Cattolica and the sea. The background is a pleasant hilly landscape. It is known for its historic Rocca Malatestiana which can be visited and contains, in addition to the armory, a torture room, a chapel and some rooms with original furniture from the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries.

Tavullia - 11km

In addition to religious tourism, there is also sports tourism. Proof of this is Tavullia, a destination every year for many motorbike enthusiasts who come here, during their summer holidays at the seaside, to get to know the hills along which Valentino Rossi's talent grew and perfected.

Rimini - 18km

Rimini was known and frequented by man long before its great tourist vein was discovered. The Romans here were able to build wonderful monuments such as the Arch of Augustus, the Malatesta Temple and the Tiberius Bridge. A walk through the streets of the city will make you feel inside its history, still fascinating and full of surprising curiosities

Santarcangelo di Romagna: Tradizione, Arte e Storia

Just 30 km from Misano, Santarcangelo di Romagna embodies the authentic essence of Romagna, between history, culture and tradition. The symbol of the city is the majestic Campanone, flanked by the Rocca Malatestiana, an imposing medieval fortress. In the heart of the village, the Arch of Clement XIV celebrates the Pope of Santarcangelo. Don't miss the mysterious underground caves, an intricate labyrinth excavated since pre-Christian times.

Santarcangelo is also a land of artists: from Tonino Guerra to Raffaello Baldini and Fabio De Luigi. Between cultural events, excellent cuisine and a unique atmosphere, this city conquers every visitor.

Experience the magic of Santarcangelo di Romagna!

San Marino - 24km

The State of San Marino is the third smallest country in Europe and the oldest republic in the world. San Marino located on the slopes of Mount Titano has its own Mint, its own stamps, a football team and an army. Not to be missed are the three stupendous fortifications connected by walkways to the underlying citadel enclosed by a triple circle of walls. In any part of the territory, especially from the top of its mountain, you can enjoy a unique and unforgettable panorama, between the countryside of Emilia Romagna and the hills of the Marche and Montefeltro, up to the Adriatic Sea.

Urbino - 40km

Located at an altitude of 485 metres, Urbino has maintained its nature as a center of art and culture over the centuries. Its Renaissance heart is the Palazzo Ducale, symbol of the city and now home to the National Gallery of the Marche which houses many masterpieces including paintings by Piero Della Francesca and Titian. Other points of interest are the Casa di Raffaello where the artist was born and where one of his youthful frescoes can be admired, as well as the fifteenth-century rooms and furnishings, the cathedral, in neoclassical style, the university building, the church of San Domenico, San Francesco and San Sergio.

San Leo - 45km

In Val Marecchia, about 30 km from Rimini, stands San Leo on an enormous rock mass, reachable by a single road cut into the rock. On the highest point of the rocky spur stands the Rocca, an impregnable fortress which was enlarged and around 1600 adapted as a prison for illustrious convicts such as the Count of Cagliostro and Felice Orsini. The panorama that can be enjoyed from San Leo is one of the most beautiful and characteristic of the region: the view extends over the surrounding mountains and along the Marecchia valley to the sea.

Loreto - 110km

A place of worship and pilgrimage for millions of faithful since the Middle Ages, it contains within the imposing Basilica the most important relic of Christianity, the House inhabited by the Holy Family in Nazareth, the one where Mary was born and where Jesus lived until 30 years.

Frasassi - 120km

The Frasassi caves which are located within the Gola della Rossa and Frasassi regional natural park, in the province of Ancona, represent with their 30 km of extension one of the grandest and most fascinating underground paths in the world. They are underground karst caves whose discovery dates back to 1948. You can opt for a tourist itinerary, accessible to all, or experience the thrill of a speleological tour.