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Riolo Terme

Riolo Terme lies inland from Ravenna, between Imola and Faenza. Its old centre is dominated by a Sforza fortress with three imposing towers, built at the end of the fourteenth century. Riolo Terme is known for its thermal waters and for its distinctive art nouveau establishment, Terme di Riolo Bagni, which combines handsome surroundings with the most modern beauty and curative treatments.

Riolo Terme

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Places to see

Places to see in Riolo Terme

Terme di Riolo BagniFounded in 1870, the spa offers thermal treatments and wellness therapies based on mud and water that rises from the Parco Regionale della Vena del Gesso, 80...Read more
AcqualandA large circular pool is flanked by four slides, various water games, a whirlpool area for adults to relax in, and a sun terrace equipped with sun loungers and...Read more
Grotta del Re TiberioThe Grotta del Re Tiberio lies within the Parco Regionale della Vena del Gesso, in the Riolo Terme area. The first 60 m of the cave are easy to reach; beyond...Read more
Rocca SforzescaBuilt around the 14th century, it has a square layout, imposing round towers, defensive walls typical of 16th-century fortifications and a moat that was...Read more

Events

Events in Riolo Terme

Incontro Mare e CollinaThe event is held in the first week of June, with a food stand offering two separate kitchens: one dedicated to hill cuisine, the other to seafood.Read more
Sagra Provinciale dell'UvaDedicated to grapes, the event is a chance to taste the area's finest wines but it is also a medieval-themed historical re-enactment. One of the highlights of...Read more

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