"The historic center and cultural institutions"
To learn more about the history and events taking place in the locations mentioned in the itinerary "The historic center and cultural institutions", we have prepared specific insights for each:
* visit the Teatro Comunale website to discover all the scheduled events for the theater season
* visit the Casa Marino Moretti website to check the opening days and hours of the House Museum, with free admission
* visit the Leonardo da Vinci Art Gallery website to discover the scheduled events and their free admission opening hours
* the Municipal Fish Market “La Pscaria” in Romagnolo dialect, is a building constructed in 1911 and has always been used for selling fish. It is not the only example of Art Nouveau architecture in Cesenatico; if you want to discover the architectural heritage in Belle Epoque style, you could follow the itinerary among the Liberty villas of Cesenatico. The charming Piazzetta delle Conserve, in addition to hosting the 0 km agricultural producers' market every morning, including Sundays, is also home to numerous tourist initiatives including markets, classical music concerts, open-air cinema, festivals, and during the Christmas holidays hosts the traditional Presepe delle Conserve
* Garibaldi's statue has its own history. A little further on, the Venetian Columns are still clearly visible, a symbol of the passage of the Republic of Venice which left an architectural mark with the installation of the Venetian columns on the bridge of via Saffi. The Doric-style columns, made of pink granite, were erected during the brief period when Cesenatico fell under Venetian domination, between 1503 and 1505. Still today a testament to this passage, the columns have not suffered damage over time, while the capitals have been restored because they were damaged during the last world war. Curiosity: it is said that the capitals were the base for two sculptures representing the lion symbol of the Serenissima: the Venetians took them away when they left the City.
* why is our Canal Port called Leonardesque? There is a special connection between Cesenatico and Leonardo Da Vinci; discover the reason in this article “Cesenatico and its connection with Leonardo Da Vinci”
* visit the Maritime Museum website to discover the scheduled events and the opening hours of the land section. The Museum's portal also contains information on current exhibitions
