Venues in Forlì

Forlì is a comune (municipality) and city in Emilia-Romagna, Northern Italy, and is the capital of the province of Forlì-Cesena. It is the central city of Romagna.

The city center is Aurelio Saffi Square, which houses the monument to Saffi, a famous politician. Nearby is the San Mercurial Abbey, which dates from 1176. It has a 75-meter bell tower, more recently, it was the highest in Italy. Nearby is the city hall. It is worth visiting the church of San Domenico, the fortress - the citadel of Ravaldino, the Herkolani palace and local city parks.

For lovers of museum life, Forlì has a number of interesting museums. Some of the most visited are located in the Palazzo Gaddy. This is a medieval palace, restored in the XVIII century. Today it houses the Museum of Italian Unification and the Museum of Musical Instruments.

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Venues in Forlì (1)

Teatro Diego Fabbri

Corso A. Diaz, 47

Ever since the eighteenth century Romagna has been a land of great theatrical traditions: the Comunitativo of Ravenna opened in 1723, the one in Lugo in 1761, and the Comunale of Forli in 1776, two years before the Scala of Milan. Designed by architect Cosimo Morelli from Imola, the Comunale of Forlì is beautiful though small, well-proportioned to the population of the city. In the early nineteenth century it was partially expanded, although it remained limited in size.