Misano is an area that develops as a coastal resort, it is Blue Flag since 1987, but has much to offer also on the naturalistic front, thanks to the itineraries that develop between the gentle slopes of the Conca Valley and the Park of Monte San Bartolo. Its exclusive dock in Portoverde, houses a prestigious marina and is a small pearl in Greek style.
Motorcycle lovers won't miss the opportunity to visit Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, the seat of the MotoGP races.
Misano Monte is the historical center of the village and cherishes the remains of the Malatesta Castle, the Oratory of Agina dating back to the 17th century and the Church of San Biagio.

A few kilometers from the sea, you can visit the territories of the Conca Valley, which extend between the provinces of Rimini and Pesaro Urbino, including San Giovanni in Marignano and Morciano di Romagna, where the Conca River Park is active.
The Caves of Onferno are situated fifteen kilometers far from Misano, and over half of the 750-metre-long caves can be visited with a torch and a helmet.
The lovers of motorcycling, after having visited Misano's Circuit, cannot miss the nearby Coriano, which hosts the Sic Museum, the museum dedicated to Marco Simoncelli.
Moving on in search of stories to tell, you can reach the village of Gradara, the Capital of the Middle Ages.
On the trail of the Middle Ages, San Giovanni in Marignano preserves an atmosphere that is timeless. It is one of the most beautiful villages in Italy and is definitely worth a visit.