Forlì is a city in Emilia-Romagna, in northern Italy. It is a Romagnol city, and visitors come to it for its Renaissance fortress and for its place in the story of the region.
What to see
- The Renaissance fortress, the city's most striking landmark, which gives the historic centre its character.
- The historic centre, a good area for an unhurried walk between the fortress and the surrounding streets.
Connections nearby
Forlì is linked with Predappio, the birthplace of Benito Mussolini, which lies close by. Travellers interested in twentieth-century Italian history may find that the two places together make a useful part of a day's trip, though the city itself has its own identity and is worth visiting on its own terms.
Forlì suits a visit of a day or two, especially for those who enjoy fortresses and historic towns in Emilia-Romagna. It sits within easy reach of other cities in the region, so it can be combined with a wider route through the area.
