Emilia Romagna: travel guides

Emilia Romagna is Italy’s beach holiday region par excellence, thanks to the perfect combination and quality of its beaches, facilities and establishments such as restaurants and night clubs. Emilia Romagna is particularly popular with young tourists, because of its exciting night life, however, the region is not just famous for its Riviera and towns such as Rimini and Riccione, but also for its artistic and natural heritage. At east, it overlooks the Adriatic Sea, opposite Croatia, while at north the river Po separates it from Veneto. Moving inland, Emilia Romagna’s countryside is defined by a vast plane, Pianura Padana, and the beauty of the Apennine Mountains, dotted with charming old towns surrounded by nature. The small Republic of San Marino, with its rich history and beautiful monuments and landscapes, is entirely located within the borders of the region.

Camping in Emilia Romagna for the complete holiday

In Emilia Romagna, campsites and holiday villages are mainly located along the Adriatic Coast, often just a few steps away from the beach and the riviera’s services and facilities, in green areas that offer quiet and relaxing accommodation. Camping sites in the region offer state of the art tourist services, including services for disabled guests and for families with small children; those located inland and in the Republic of San Marino, offer lots of choice for visitors on holiday with campers or travelling by car. It’s also worth mentioning that Emilia Romagna’s beaches, all on the Adriatic Coast, are ideal for families on holiday with children, as they are wide and sandy with shallow waters near the shore and mild temperatures.

Camping on the beach to enjoy the coast and explore the surrounding areas

As mentioned, holidays on Emilia Romagna’s Adriatic Riviera are a classic Italian holiday, appreciated by both foreign and Italian tourists. Internationally renowned beach destinations such as Rimini, Riccione, Cesenatico, Cattolica, Ravenna and the beaches of Comacchio and Ferrara, offer lots of camping solutions, excellent facilities and opportunities for inland excursions surrounded by nature at Delta del Po National Park, paradise for trekking and birdwatching. Last but not least, Emilia Romagna’s cities of art, which include its capital city Bologna, Ravenna, Ferrara, Parma and Reggio Emilia, as well as the above-mentioned Republic of San Marino.