Cervia

Built around salt pans that shaped its economy for centuries, Cervia grew into a seaside town on the Adriatic coast of Romagna. Salt remains central to its identity: the Camillone salt pan preserves traditional hand-harvesting, while the MUSA Salt Museum traces the trade that supported the town. Near the historic centre, the 17th-century Torre San Michele and former salt warehouses recall Cervia’s planned rebuilding in the late 1600s. Pine woods around neighbouring Milano Marittima provide a green contrast to the coast. Browse additional webcams from the surrounding area to extend your view of the Romagna coast.

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