In the historical heart of Cervia find the city’s main administrative and governmental building, which has stood in Piazza Garibaldi for three centuries.

In the heart of Cervia is a historic square with quaint cafés, great people-watching and impressive architecture, including two of the city’s most important buildings.

Cervia’s long salt panning history is explored at this excellent museum which includes a working salt pan and fascinating displays on local culture.

Don’t let the plain exterior of this 18th-century cathedral deceive you; inside there is plenty of ornate artwork to admire.

Salina di Cervia Visitor Center is just one of the places to see in Cervia, so why not enjoy the other things to explore during your travels?

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Bagno Fantini Club during your trip to Pinarella?

After visiting Torre San Michele, make a plan to see the other sights and activities in Cervia.