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Experiences
Unique experiences: find out what to see in Cervia
Cervia is the city of salt, but also of relaxation and sport. Discover with us what to do in Cervia and what to see!
With its ancient past, Cervia has a fascinating history that can still be seen in its buildings, in the shape of the port and in the salt roads.
Salt is in fact the core of this history. The white gold, still extracted from its Salt Pans, has been used as a trading currency since Roman times, and is still used today to preserve food and add flavor. This precious gem is distributed worldwide and utilized by the best Michelin-starred chefs in their gourmet dishes.
With its ancient past, Cervia has a fascinating history that can still be seen in its buildings, in the shape of the port and in the salt roads.
Salt is in fact the core of this history. The white gold, still extracted from its Salt Pans, has been used as a trading currency since Roman times, and is still used today to preserve food and add flavor. This precious gem is distributed worldwide and utilized by the best Michelin-starred chefs in their gourmet dishes.
Would you like to discover what to do in Cervia?
Choose your favorite experience!
Choose your favorite experience!
relax
Cervia thermal baths
Wellness, treatments and therapies
Thermal therapies, balneotherapy, solarium, mud therapy, inhalation treatments, and massage therapy are just some of the wellness activities available at the Cervia Thermal Baths, located just 6 km from Hotel Commodore and easily accessible by car or bike by crossing the beautiful Cervia Natural Park.
Cervia's thermal water contains calcium, chlorides, magnesium, potassium and lithium, and stands out for its extremely beneficial properties.
Enjoying an experience at the Cervia Thermal Baths means being inspired by the warmth of a vacation or a weekend dedicated to yourself, rediscovering harmony with what surrounds you.
Cervia's thermal water contains calcium, chlorides, magnesium, potassium and lithium, and stands out for its extremely beneficial properties.
Enjoying an experience at the Cervia Thermal Baths means being inspired by the warmth of a vacation or a weekend dedicated to yourself, rediscovering harmony with what surrounds you.
Alone, with friends or as a couple: dive into a peaceful haven where the “Acqua Madre”, which is water obtained from sodium chloride crystals and coming from the basins of the Salt Pan, will take you to a new, exclusive level.
Large thermal pool, deep thermal pool, mother water pool, Kneipp path, outdoor pool with whirlpool and salt terrace: these are just some of the many paths available at the Cervia Thermal Baths.
For an experience far beyond relaxation.
Large thermal pool, deep thermal pool, mother water pool, Kneipp path, outdoor pool with whirlpool and salt terrace: these are just some of the many paths available at the Cervia Thermal Baths.
For an experience far beyond relaxation.
nature
the salt pans of
cervia
cervia
Among pink flamingos and natural landscapes
The beautiful town of Cervia, one of the most popular seaside destinations on the Romagna Riviera, is far more than just a seaside location.
A vibrant city 365 days a year thanks to its stunning natural beauty, first and foremost a nature reserve that is home to hundreds of pink flamingos, the Cervia Salt Pans Nature Reserve, on the south side of the Po Delta Regional Park.
A unique and evocative environment, attracting visitors, photographers, hikers, cyclists and birdwatchers every year.
The salt pan is a natural oasis extending over 827 hectares and hosts over 100 different species of birds, right where over 200,000 quintals of sweet salt are processed.
How wonderful it is to wander through this marvel, admiring the sunset colors reflected in the surrounding landscape. "There is a serene hour in the day that could be defined as the absence of noise," says Victor Hugo. It is the peaceful hour of twilight.
A vibrant city 365 days a year thanks to its stunning natural beauty, first and foremost a nature reserve that is home to hundreds of pink flamingos, the Cervia Salt Pans Nature Reserve, on the south side of the Po Delta Regional Park.
A unique and evocative environment, attracting visitors, photographers, hikers, cyclists and birdwatchers every year.
The salt pan is a natural oasis extending over 827 hectares and hosts over 100 different species of birds, right where over 200,000 quintals of sweet salt are processed.
How wonderful it is to wander through this marvel, admiring the sunset colors reflected in the surrounding landscape. "There is a serene hour in the day that could be defined as the absence of noise," says Victor Hugo. It is the peaceful hour of twilight.
MUSA - SALT MUSEUM
Set inside an old salt warehouse, the Musa tells the story of this land, tied to its white gold, the salt of Cervia, through histories, anecdotes and processing methods.
Let the local guides take you on a journey to discover the ancient Ziria and its history.
THE ANCIENT CAMILLONE SALT PAN
Recognized as a Slow Food Presidium in 2004, this salt pan has been active since 1959. It is the last original "salinetta", where you can see the many phases of traditional salt harvesting.
The "salinari", who are the salt workers, will share the history and the processing stages behind this mineral-rich salt, packed with beneficial properties and trace elements. A prized ingredient, it is used by the world's top chefs in their gourmet creations.
Set inside an old salt warehouse, the Musa tells the story of this land, tied to its white gold, the salt of Cervia, through histories, anecdotes and processing methods.
Let the local guides take you on a journey to discover the ancient Ziria and its history.
THE ANCIENT CAMILLONE SALT PAN
Recognized as a Slow Food Presidium in 2004, this salt pan has been active since 1959. It is the last original "salinetta", where you can see the many phases of traditional salt harvesting.
The "salinari", who are the salt workers, will share the history and the processing stages behind this mineral-rich salt, packed with beneficial properties and trace elements. A prized ingredient, it is used by the world's top chefs in their gourmet creations.
Cervia salt, an ingredient that enhances our Romagna specialties, is also used in the dishes of Hotel Commodore.
sports
adriatic golf
club cervia
club cervia
Surrounded by pine forest and sea
Do you love golf and can't go on vacation without your trusty bag?
Cervia is the place for you. For over 30 years, the Salt Capital has been home to a beautiful golf course, nestled between the pine forest and the sea.
A playing ground surrounded by a truly evocative natural environment, filled with water obstacles, which allows you to play even when it's hot, thanks to the pleasant shade of the maritime pines.
The Adriatic Golf Club has a 27-hole course and covers an area of 100 hectares.
In 2004, the great Florentine golfer Baldovino Dassù, in collaboration with the architect Alvise Rossi Fioravanti, planned its expansion with a design inspired by Scottish courses.
Cervia is the place for you. For over 30 years, the Salt Capital has been home to a beautiful golf course, nestled between the pine forest and the sea.
A playing ground surrounded by a truly evocative natural environment, filled with water obstacles, which allows you to play even when it's hot, thanks to the pleasant shade of the maritime pines.
The Adriatic Golf Club has a 27-hole course and covers an area of 100 hectares.
In 2004, the great Florentine golfer Baldovino Dassù, in collaboration with the architect Alvise Rossi Fioravanti, planned its expansion with a design inspired by Scottish courses.
The grassy turf on the fields can quickly turn green again after winter, in perfect “Green up” style, ideal for reaching a truly optimal level of playability.
But there's more: our Club House, truly exclusive.
You can choose to enjoy dinner on this charming location's terrace and try the barman's cocktails, treating yourself to some pleasant, relaxing moments.
Come and stay at Hotel Commodore in Cervia: the Adriatic Golf Club is only 12 minutes from our hotel.
But there's more: our Club House, truly exclusive.
You can choose to enjoy dinner on this charming location's terrace and try the barman's cocktails, treating yourself to some pleasant, relaxing moments.
Come and stay at Hotel Commodore in Cervia: the Adriatic Golf Club is only 12 minutes from our hotel.
culture
ravenna
A blend of art and history
Ravenna has been a very important cultural center for centuries, with its millenary history and vocation for music and art.
Its Paleochristian monuments are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Capital of the Roman Empire, Ravenna preserves real treasures of mosaic art. Visit the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, featuring star-shaped vaults, or the Basilica of San Vitale, containing portraits of the emperors Justinian and Theodora. More noteworthy monuments include the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, the Mausoleum of Theodoric, the Arian Baptistery and the Neonian Baptistery.
Situated outside the city, in Classe, you can also visit the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe and the archaeological harbor, another example of the Roman past.
Its Paleochristian monuments are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Capital of the Roman Empire, Ravenna preserves real treasures of mosaic art. Visit the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, featuring star-shaped vaults, or the Basilica of San Vitale, containing portraits of the emperors Justinian and Theodora. More noteworthy monuments include the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, the Mausoleum of Theodoric, the Arian Baptistery and the Neonian Baptistery.
Situated outside the city, in Classe, you can also visit the Basilica of Sant'Apollinare in Classe and the archaeological harbor, another example of the Roman past.
Mosaic art is still very present in the modern city: the Academy of Fine Arts remains active in the area, and artistic events related to this discipline take place continuously throughout the year.
Ravenna was also a safe place for the poet Dante Alighieri during his exile. Here, he rests in his tomb, around which a true Dantesque quarter has developed, hosting a museum and many literary events.
The city also hosts many cultural events such as the Ravenna Festival, with concerts, dance and theater performances, and the Notte d'Oro, to discover ancient and modern mosaics.
Ravenna was also a safe place for the poet Dante Alighieri during his exile. Here, he rests in his tomb, around which a true Dantesque quarter has developed, hosting a museum and many literary events.
The city also hosts many cultural events such as the Ravenna Festival, with concerts, dance and theater performances, and the Notte d'Oro, to discover ancient and modern mosaics.