This elegant apartment on Corso, central and refined, is completely at your disposal and equipped with every comfort. It harmoniously combines classic style with modern elements, blending antique furniture with contemporary accessories, lamps, and furnishings.
Located on the second floor of a condominium on the city's main street, the 60 sqm apartment features marble terrazzo floors and a retro atmosphere that creates a pleasant environment. Although a car is not necessary, the apartment offers free private parking.
It has two bedrooms with four single beds that can be converted into two doubles, and a two-seater sofa bed, accommodating up to six people. Bed sheets, pillows, towels, and linens are included. The modern and fully equipped kitchen includes a kitchenette, stainless steel refrigerator, dishes, utensils, dishwasher, oven, microwave, and coffee machine. The living area, with a coat rack, TV, and chairs, overlooks the balcony through French doors. The bathroom is equipped with a bidet, bathtub, shower, shampoo, hairdryer, ironing board, and iron.
Wi-Fi is available, and pets are allowed by prior arrangement. We speak English, provide a crib, and final cleaning is included. Museums, libraries, churches, cinemas, hospitals, restaurants, bars, and other services are within easy reach.
The strategic location of the apartment makes it ideal for visiting the city. Nearby are popular gathering places loved by Forlì residents and various services such as bars, restaurants, pizzerias, wine bars, and shops.
Founded by the Romans in the 2nd century BC as Forum Livii, Forlì is located along the Via Emilia, about 30 kilometers from the Adriatic coast and at the foot of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. The city retains significant traces of the Romanesque and Renaissance periods, as well as a rich heritage from the rationalist period of the 1920s and 1930s.
In the historic center, you can recognize the two main Roman-origin axes, with the four main streets converging on Piazza A. Saffi. Here you can find representative buildings such as the Romanesque basilica of San Mercuriale, the Town Hall with the Clock Tower, the 15th-century Palazzo del Podestà and Palazzo Albertini, and the 20th-century Palazzo delle Poste. The rule of the Ordelaffi family has enriched the city with noble palaces visible along Corso Garibaldi and Via P. Maroncelli, while the Ravaldino Fortress, completed in 1480, is named after Caterina Sforza.
Forlì is visitable all year round, with cultural events such as "Piazze d'Estate" and the program of the San Domenico Arena that enlivens the summer. The Franco Agosto Urban Park, a short walk from Piazza Saffi, offers a 26-hectare green area with a lake, sports fields, a riding school, children's playgrounds, a fitness trail, and refreshment points.
The San Domenico Museum Complex, located in the historic center, houses the Pinacoteca and prestigious exhibitions, including the one dedicated to Dante, with works such as the famous Ebe by Canova and the Dama dei Gelsomini by Lorenzo Di Credi.
Among the typical dishes of Forlì, the passatelli in broth and the piadina stand out, enjoyed with squacquerone cheese, ricotta, or cold cuts, accompanied by Sangiovese wine from the Romagna hills.
The city of Forlì, founded by the Romans in the 2nd century BC as Forum Livii, is located along the Via Emilia, approximately 30 kilometers from the Adriatic coast and at the foothills of the Tuscan-Romagnolo Apennines. The historic center preserves significant traces of the Romanesque and Renaissance periods, as well as a rich heritage from the rationalist period of the 1920s and 1930s.
At the heart of the city, the two main Roman-originated roads stand out, divided into the four main thoroughfares (Mazzini, Garibaldi, Diaz, and della Repubblica), which converge on Piazza A. Saffi. This square is home to historically significant buildings, including the Romanesque Basilica of San Mercuriale with its 12th-century bell tower, the Town Hall with the Clock Tower, the 15th-century Palazzo del Podestà and Palazzo Albertini, and the 20th-century Palazzo delle Poste.
Forlì is enriched by numerous noble palaces, visible along Corso Garibaldi and Via P. Maroncelli, thanks to the dominion of the Ordelaffi family. The Ravaldino Fortress, fortified by Pino III Ordelaffi in 1480, is dedicated to Caterina Sforza.
The city offers cultural events throughout the year, such as "Summer Squares" and performances at the San Domenico Arena, which enliven the summer. Just a few steps away from Piazza Saffi, the Franco Agosto Urban Park is a 26-hectare green area with a lake, sports fields, a riding stable, children's playgrounds, a fitness trail, and refreshment points.
The San Domenico Museum Complex houses the Art Gallery and prestigious exhibitions, featuring works such as the famous Canova's Ebe and Lorenzo Di Credi's Lady of the Jasmines.
Among the typical dishes of Forlì, the standout ones are passatelli in broth and piadina, enjoyed with squacquerone cheese, ricotta, or cured meats, accompanied by Sangiovese wine from the Romagna hills.
Corso Della Repubblica, 193 - Forlì (FC) - Directions
Identification code 040012-CV-00003
