Gradara
A fortress overlooking the Adriatic Sea, between medieval walls and the story of Paolo and Francesca Situated on the border between the Marche and Romagna regions, Gradara is one of the most charming villages in Italy. Its imposing Malatesta Fortress , built in the 13th century and expanded in subsequent centuries, has been the scene of historical and literary events. According to tradition, it is here that the tragic love story of Paolo and Francesca , immortalized by Dante in his Divine Comedy, took place. The village and its atmospheres Surrounded by two perfectly preserved city walls, Gradara is a village that transports you back in time. Strolling through its narrow streets, towers, and artisan workshops, you'll experience a medieval atmosphere, brought to life by historical reenactments, festivals, and shows that enliven the village year-round.
