Forli cesena

Forli-Cesena is a province in the Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. The capital of Forli-Cesena province is the city of Forli with the population of about 112,000 people. Another relatively large city is Cesena with the population of 95,000 people. Other settlements of the province are quite small. The Forli-Cesena province has a great diversity of tourist attractions from sea, hills and mountains to the wonderful thermal resorts.

Forli is a commune and city in Emilia-Romagna, Italy, and is the capital of the Forli-Cesena province. The city is located near the Via Emilia and the Montone River. Forli is a major agricultural and industrial center. The main exported items are silk, rayon, clothing, machinery, metals, and household appliances.

The Forli-Cesena province can boast of its thermal resorts. They are Terme di Castrocaro, Terme della Fratta and Bagno di Romagna Terme. At these spas of the Forli-Cesena you can regenerate your body and soul and to enjoy the wonderful scenery. The illnesses are treated with the bromine and iodine and sulphurous water. Therapeutic applications in the resorts of the Forli-Cesena include thermal treatments, rehabilitation treatments, indoor thermal swimming-pools, wellness centers and centers of aesthetic medicine. There are a great variety of accommodations in the province of Forli-Cesena and you can always book a room in a hotel of the Forli-Cesena province or stay in a private house. All the hotels ranging from the most luxurious to the private homes are well-equipped and provide for the best service.

Apart from health tourism in the province of Forli-Cesena you can enjoy cycling, hiking and horse riding. The amateurs of extreme sports will be able to experience canoeing, paragliding and sailing in the province of Forli-Cesena. Here you can also take part in such an exquisite form of recreation as bird-watching. You can get to the Forli-Cesena province by all the means of transport. It can be you own car, train or the plane as Forli has its own Forlì AirPort "L.Ridolfi".