Parks and nature reserves Romagna'S Coast

Le Navi di Cattolica is a park dedicated to all interested people and lovers of the marine world. Through the aquariums that are located in this park visitors can discover different species of the sea and immerse themselves in a world completely different from what we are accustomed to.

The Cervia Salt Pans are part of the Delta Park and are a unique oasis for thousands of birds of each species. In September, every year, there is the traditional salt harvesting, the famous sweet salt of Cervia.

The Cervia Natural Park with its 27 hectares of pine forest, established in 1963, was created in order to safeguard a considerable part of the natural environment, while making it usable by tourists and by visitors.

The Butterfly House is an original environmental education center that, inside a large heated greenhouse, reproduces the ecosystem of tropical rainforests and houses hundreds of butterflies, which fly free among visitors.

Housed in the gardens of Palazzo Turchi in Bagno it was founded for academic purposes in 1771 (with the name of Giardino dei Simplici). It consists of three greenhouses and hosts tropical and subtropical species. The section dedicated to rare aquatic plants and the Japanese garden are notable.

This is the charming home of Villa Lodi Fe, traveled by small paths and framed by beautiful vegetation, among which badger trees, cedars and horse chestnuts stand out. Located in a convenient location just a few steps from the station.

The Park was built about thirty years ago on a land used as a vineyard. Organized with small hills in whose depression rises the characteristic lake. It has a wide vegetation of different trees, and large recreational areas dedicated to young and old, such as soccer fields and play areas.

Walking on Viale Dante and stopping on the benches other than it, you can enjoy the view of this beautiful representative garden, characterized by a tub with an undulating design, which means evoke the dear waves of the Adriatic Sea.