Excursions
and guided tours
and guided tours
Cattolica - riviera romagnola
What to see in and around Cattolica
Experience Cattolica like a local
There’s something special about Cattolica. You can feel it right away, as soon as you arrive. Its small, cozy, and welcoming city center is a little world that comes alive all year round, thanks to the locals and tourists who choose it as a place for the soul.
There’s a rare balance between the elegance of the seafront, its shops and streets, and that unmistakable Romagna warmth that makes you feel at home within minutes.
At EM | Hotel & Spa, experience Cattolica like a local. With insider tips from our staff and excursions and experiences you can book directly at reception, you’ll discover the most authentic side of the Queen of the Adriatic.
What to do in Cattolica:
our recommendations
What to see in and around
Cattolica
Guided bike tours
Discover Romagna with our professional cycling guides. There are several options to choose from: the trails of Mount San Bartolo overlooking the sea, the “Via del Sangiovese” routes through the vineyards, or the itineraries that wind through the rolling hills of the inland region.
Gradara
The quintessential medieval village, famous for its fortress where Paolo and Francesca lived out their love story, as immortalized by Dante. Stroll along the ramparts to admire the hills and the sea from the top of the fortified walls. It’s a 10-minute drive away.
Gabicce Monte
A panoramic viewpoint overlooking the Adriatic Sea, the perfect spot to enjoy the view of the entire coastline. Stop for an aperitif at sunset at one of the bars perched on the cliff. It’s less than a 10-minute drive away.
Monte San Bartolo Park
An amazing nature reserve facing the sea, featuring scenic trails and untamed nature. Explore the trails overlooking the water on foot or by e-bike, surrounded by the scent of broom. It’s a 10-minute drive away.
Montefiore Conca
Dominated by the massive Malatesta Fortress, it's one of Italy's most beautiful villages and a symbol of medieval power. Climb up to the terrace of the fortress to take in a panoramic view of the entire valley all the way to the sea. It's a 15-minute drive away.
Mondaino
A fortified village famous for its 19th-century circular square and for the historical reenactment of the Palio del Daino, held every August. Descend into the village’s ancient pits to discover how the renowned local cheese, “formaggio di fossa,” is made.











