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Torriana​

Latest page update: 26 May 2025
By: Dion Protani
​​The town of Torriana is situated within the Province of Rimini and has a population of around 1,300 residents. It stands at an elevation of 377 metres above sea level.

Places of interest nearby include the towns of Verucchio, San Leo, Santarcangelo di Romagna and Rimini, while the recommended accommodation for Torriana is ​the Il Villino Hotel & Spa.

What People Ask About Torriana

Is Torriana worth visiting?
Yes, Torriana is a small hilltop village with scenic views over the Marecchia Valley. It’s a quiet destination with historical interest, especially for those exploring the area around San Marino and Rimini.
What can you do in Torriana?
You can visit the remains of the medieval fortress, walk through the old village streets, and enjoy panoramic views from the surrounding hills. Nature trails and cycling routes are also available nearby.
How do you get to Torriana?
Torriana is about 25 km from Rimini and is best reached by car. The closest train station is in Santarcangelo di Romagna, from where local roads lead up into the hills.
What is Torriana known for?
Torriana is known for its hilltop setting, ruins of a Malatesta fortress, and peaceful rural atmosphere. It's often visited as part of scenic drives through the Valmarecchia area.
When is the best time to visit Torriana?
Spring and early autumn are ideal for visiting, with clear weather for enjoying the views and local walks. Summer is also pleasant, especially in the cooler hilltop air.
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Discover Torriana
Torriana, located in the Emilia-Romagna region, is a small village nestled in the hills of the Rimini province. Known for its historical charm and peaceful setting, Torriana offers a serene escape with stunning views of the surrounding countryside and the nearby Adriatic coast. The village’s narrow streets, traditional stone houses, and tranquil atmosphere make it an ideal destination for those seeking to explore both the natural beauty and cultural heritage of the region.
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Torriana is famous for its Castello di Torriana, a medieval fortress that provides panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. The village is also home to the Chiesa di San Giovanni Battista, a quaint church with historical significance. For outdoor enthusiasts, Torriana offers several hiking and cycling trails that lead through the nearby hills, offering breathtaking views of the countryside. The village’s combination of historical landmarks, natural beauty, and peaceful surroundings makes it a perfect base for exploring the Emilia-Romagna region.

Things to Do

Things to Do in Torriana
  • Rocca di Torriana is a hilltop fortress offering panoramic views over the Marecchia Valley and surrounding hills. Originally part of the Malatesta defensive network, it was later rebuilt by the Borgias. Though partially in ruins, the remains include towers, walls and lookout points. It’s a popular stop for walkers and photographers.
  • Sanctuary of Madonna di Saiano is perched on a rocky spur across the valley and reached by footpath or guided excursions. The small church is built into the rock, with origins dating back to the medieval period. It’s a place of pilgrimage and quiet reflection. The view from the sanctuary takes in much of the lower valley and Montebello.
  • Eremo di Saiano is a nearby hermitage surrounded by woods and trails, occasionally used for retreats and cultural events. Though not always open to the public, it adds to the spiritual landscape of the area. Its peaceful setting makes it a point of interest for hikers. Access is via marked footpaths from Saiano or Torriana.
  • Hiking and cycling routes link Torriana with Montebello and Verucchio, following ridge paths and wooded tracks. The terrain includes limestone cliffs, pine groves and occasional wildlife sightings. Clear signage and rest points make the trails suitable for various levels. Spring and autumn are the most popular seasons for outdoor activity.
  • Wine and food tastings are available at agriturismi and small producers in the hills around Torriana. Local specialities include Sangiovese wines, olive oil and cured meats. Some farms offer lunches with advance booking, featuring seasonal menus. Products can also be bought directly from producers or at nearby markets.
Torriana - frazione di Poggio Torriana
Comune: Poggio Torriana

Province: Rimini

Region: Emilia Romagna

Elevation: 377 metres

Close by: Verucchio, San Leo, Sant'Arcangelo di Romagna, Rimini

Recommended accommodation: Il Villino Hotel & Spa (10 km)

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