Seaside Towns of Emilia Romagna

Latest page update: 6 March 2025

By: Dion Protani

The seaside towns of Emilia Romagna line the Adriatic Coast in north-eastern Italy. The Emilia Romagna region lies between Marche to the south and Veneto to the north with all three regions sharing the same coastline.

By far the most famous and largest beach resort in Emilia Romagna is the city of Rimini which is also capital of the eponymous province. The two major resorts south of Rimini towards Marche are Riccione and Cattolica, while heading in the opposite direction, north towards Veneto we find a string of seaside towns including Bellaria, Cesenatico and Cervia with Comacchio further north.

Seaside Towns of Italy
Scenic Towns of Emilia Romagna

Rimini

Rimini Beach, Emilia Romagna

Riccione

Riccione, Emilia Romagna

Cattolica

Cattolica, Emilia Romagna

Cesenatico

Cesenatico, Emilia Romagna

Cervia

Cervia, Emilia Romagna

Bellaria

Bellaria, Emilia Romagna

Lido degli Estensi

Lido degli Estensi, Emilia Romagna

Marina di Ravenna

Marina di Ravenna, Emilia Romagna

Milano Marittima

Milano Marittima, Emilia Romagna

Emilia-Romagna Top 10 - My Recommended Destinations

1. Bologna
2. Ravenna
3. Ferrara
4. Cesena
5. Parma
6. Cesenatico
7. Modena
8. Rimini
9. Brisighella
10. Comacchio

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