Nestling in a bay at the boundary between Romagna and the Marches, Cattolica has made no secret of its vocation as a sea/tourist resort ever since its origins.
In fact, behind its modern facade, the Queen of the Adriatic has a surprising past, which as dates far back as Roman times. According to tradition, it is said to have been founded in 200 BC by the Empire which created the first residential nucleus for transit purposes.
The main
attractions:
The Fortress, Pascoli
Street
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Cattolica
City Hall
Roosevelt Square. |
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The
Sirens fountain
1° Maggio
Square. |
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Market
Mercato Square. |
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Aquarium “LE
NAVI”
Delle Nazioni Street . |
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Queen’s
Theatre
Repubblica Square. |
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Queen’s
Arena
Repubblica Square. |
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Town
Gallery S. Croce
Pascoli Street. |
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S.
Apollinare Church
Pascoli Street. |
S.
Pio Church (1859), XX
Settembre Street.
S. Antonio Church (1970), Del
Prete Street.
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Gradara
Castle
Gradara (PU). |
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Natural Park San
Bartolo
Gabicce (PU). |
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