Perched between the hills of Romagna, Verucchio is a timeless village where prehistoric civilizations, medieval legends and breathtaking landscapes come together. Explore Verucchio at your own pace or guided by an expert, and discover its most fascinating treasures: the Malatesta Fortress and the Archaeological Museum. The Malatesta Fortress - one of the best-preserved strongholds of the dynasty - reveals centuries of history through imposing walls, underground chambers and panoramic terraces. Discover stories of power, warfare and legendary romances like Paolo and Francesca, while enjoying spectacular views stretching from the Adriatic coast to the Upper Valmarecchia hills. The Verucchio Archaeological Museum showcases extraordinary Villanovan artifacts - including funerary treasures, jewelry, weapons, amber, rare textiles and carved wooden objects - offering an immersive journey into the sophisticated Iron Age civilization of prehistoric Italy nearly 3,000 years ago.

Step into a world of magic and wonder at the Milano Marittima Butterfly House. With a full-day ticket or a guided tour, explore the Tropical Greenhouse, where hundreds of colorful butterflies fly freely all around you. Continue your journey through the Insect House and the Butterfly Garden, a scenic botanical path filled with scents, secrets, and natural beauty. Discover hidden corners, plant installations, and an insect hotel that reveal the delicate balance of biodiversity. Don’t miss the 2024 family-friendly route The Disappeared Bumblebee, an exciting treasure hunt that introduces children to the fascinating world of insects.

Discover Cesenatico’s maritime heritage at the Maritime Museum, where historic boats bring the Adriatic’s seafaring traditions to life. Explore the Land Section and admire the Floating Section, home to ten traditional vessels. Step into the world of sailors: lower a sail, learn traditional knots, and discover the secrets of navigation and boat manoeuvres. Journey further into Cesenatico’s ancient past through archaeological finds and remains that reveal Roman settlements in the area, including the mysterious Ad Novas. Continue to Marino Moretti’s House Museum, the preserved home of the celebrated poet, gifted to the city by Moretti himself. Its original furnishings, personal objects, books and handwritten papers create a unique “living archive”, offering an intimate glimpse into the memories, emotions and experiences that inspired his literary work.