Ciccio Hotel
Misano Adriatico - Via Alberello 32
Ciccio Hotel in Misano Adriatico offers family rooms with air-conditioning, private bathrooms, balconies, and free WiFi.
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Along the stunning Adriatic coast of Romagna, situated between the towns of Riccione and Cattolica, lies Misano Adriatico, presenting itself as the perfect destination for a holiday combining sea, relaxation, sport and nature. This seaside resort is renowned not only for its golden beaches and crystal-clear waters but also for its culinary traditions, sporting activities and a range of attractions spanning from natural areas to amusement parks. Misano is indeed not just a family-friendly destination but also the ideal choice for those who love active holidays.
The history of Misano Adriatico dates back to Roman times when the area was known as “Misanum” and the settlement was situated along the via Flaminia, one of the principal Roman consular roads. Misano was at that time a strategic stopping point for travellers heading towards southern Italy. During the medieval period, the town fell under the control of various noble families, including the Malatesta who also built a castle, of which only the entrance arch and tower remains survive today.
During the twentieth century, with the emergence of seaside tourism, Misano Adriatico experienced a genuine renaissance and in the 1960s and 1970s, the town began to develop as a tourist destination, thanks to its privileged location along the Riviera Romagnola and the excellent facilities available. Today, Misano Adriatico is known not only for its beaches and summer tourism but also for hosting the famous Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, a key destination for all motorsports enthusiasts.
The beaches are certainly one of the main assets of Misano Adriatico, which boasts over 3 km of coastline where some of the finest stretches of the Riviera Romagnola are found. The coast features fine, golden sand whilst the sea is calm and shallow, details that make the area ideal for families with children. The beaches are largely equipped with lidos offering sun loungers, parasols, dining facilities and entertainment activities, and there are also “Pet Friendly” beaches for those travelling with a four-legged companion.
Misano Adriatico’s coastline has earned both the Blue Flag award for the quality of bathing waters and the Green Flag awarded by paediatricians to holiday destinations most suitable for families with children. Furthermore, Misano is noted for sporting activities available on the beach itself such as beach tennis, beach volleyball or the classic bowls, and water activities such as canoeing, SUP, surfing and windsurfing. Running parallel to the shoreline is a beautiful pedestrian and cycling seafront promenade frequently used by runners and cyclists who make use of the path connecting various coastal locations.
To the south of Misano Adriatico lies the district of Portoverde which houses the town’s tourist marina with a dock equipped with modern facilities capable of accommodating over 350 leisure boats. Here, in recent years, a tourist complex has been built featuring small villas, apartments, bars and restaurants surrounded on one side by the sea and on the other by natural greenery. Portoverde beach, situated near the tourist marina, is particularly popular with those keen on water sports such as windsurfing and sailing.
Misano Adriatico offers a wide choice of accommodation for a sea and relaxation-focused holiday, as the coastal area features hotels, resorts, apartments and holiday homes. There are also several well-equipped campsites for those who enjoy being in close contact with nature. The modern Portoverde area, meanwhile, boasts new facilities and resorts near the dock with breathtaking marina views. Whatever type of accommodation you choose, the advice is to book well in advance as the area is very popular in summer and you risk finding everything fully booked.
For a more cultural holiday, it is better to stay in the upper part of the town, at Misano Monte, where you can find small hotels, bed and breakfasts and guesthouses.
We offer a selection of hotels at Misano Adriatico to suit all categories of travellers. The most booked by tourists are the sea-facing hotels, often right on the beach. If you want to play it safe, choose one of the following: they are among the most booked hotels in Misano Adriatico, sorted by number of reviews.
If you prefer space, privacy and the ability to prepare your own meals to a hotel holiday, book a holiday home at Misano Adriatico. We recommend a few below, but in this case we advise you to book early because houses and apartments for rent at Misano Adriatico are in high demand.
Like other towns along the Adriatic coast, Misano is formed by a more recently developed seaside centre located along the coast and an ancient historic village perched on the top of a hill. The historic core of the town, Misano Monte, sits just over 3 km from the shoreline and holds testimony to the long history of this territory.
Here you will find not only the remains of the Malatesta castle but also the Chiesolina dell’Agina built on the remains of an ancient Roman building destroyed during the 1786 earthquake. The church was subsequently rebuilt in the nineteenth century by the Knights of Malta and is accompanied by an elegant and simple bell gable. The main place of worship is the Church of San Biagio ed Erasmo which houses a fifteenth-century baptismal font, a sixteenth-century wooden crucifix and a seventeenth-century painted altarpiece.
Nature lovers can visit the Wildlife Oasis and Ornithological Observatory, an area of peace and tranquillity situated along the Conca River. This oasis features various trekking and cycling trails as well as the opportunity to admire its vast and varied flora and fauna heritage.
Another unmissable attraction is the Misano World Circuit Marco Simoncelli, an internationally renowned racing circuit where important motorsport events are organised every year, including the MotoGP, World Superbike Championship and other international-level races. The circuit is dedicated to the memory of driver Marco Simoncelli (1987-2011), who was born locally and died in 2011 during the Malaysian MotoGP Grand Prix.
Opened in the 1970s, thanks to the vision of Enzo Ferrari, the circuit has attracted motorsport enthusiasts from around the world ever since. Here it is possible not only to take guided tours showcasing the history and secrets of the circuit but also to book a driving session to race along the track’s curves on a motorcycle.
Misano Adriatico is famous for its welcoming and festive atmosphere, particularly during the summer months as the nightlife is enlivened by numerous venues, bars and nightclubs that attract those seeking entertainment. Among the most renowned venues is Villa Delle Rose where famous DJs frequently perform, whilst among the most historic nightclubs nestled in the hills is Peter Pan Club, which has been operating since the 1980s.
In addition to nighttime venues, Misano Adriatico hosts numerous traditional events and festivals such as the Notte Rosa, a celebration that attracts visitors from neighbouring towns thanks to the organisation of shows, concerts and fireworks. Those seeking something more relaxed can stroll along the seafront promenade where there are numerous restaurants serving local cuisine as well as bars, ice cream shops and boutiques.
Furthermore, the town of Misano is close to other important Riviera locations such as Rimini, Riccione and Cattolica, which in turn boast an active evening scene full of events and with plenty of venues.
Misano Adriatico is easily accessible from various Italian towns both by car and by public transport, with connections intensifying especially during the summer season. Those travelling by car can take the A14 Bologna-Taranto motorway to the Cattolica or Riccione exit and then reach Misano Adriatico in just a few minutes via the SS16 Adriatic Road.
Misano Adriatico is served by a small local railway station on the Bologna-Ancona line offering regular connections with the main towns of the Riviera Romagnola and beyond. It is therefore possible to reach Misano Adriatico by train from Bologna in approximately one hour and forty minutes and from Ancona in around 60 minutes.
Various local bus companies offer direct connections between Misano Adriatico and major nearby towns such as Riccione, Cattolica and Rimini, with services intensifying during summer. The nearest airport to Misano Adriatico is Federico Fellini Airport in Rimini, situated just 10 km away, whilst Bologna Guglielmo Marconi Airport is approximately 130 km distant.
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Misano Adriatico is a lively seaside resort on the Adriatic coast, situated south of Rimini and north of Cattolica. The town lies 15 km from Rimini, 32 km from Bellaria-Igea Marina and 40 km from Cesenatico.
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