Discover Ravenna
- Ravenna today: good hotels in Ravenna Italy
- Ravenna Festival
- Mosaic Schools in Ravenna and near hotels
- Mosaic Art methods and techniques in Ravenna, Italy .
- Itineraries to visit Ravenna's historical city centre on foot
- Welcome to Ravenna City of Mosaics
- Shopping in Ravenna: hotel ideal for shopping
- Bologna Airport. Hotels in Ravenna.
- Rimini airport. Hotels in Ravenna.
- How to reach Ravenna
- Romagna district gastronomy
- Hotels and low-cost flights to Ravenna
- Good food in Ravenna
- Car-parks and garages in Ravenna
- Bed and Breakfast in Ravenna
- Hospitals, care homes and outpatients clinics of Ravenna, Italy .
- Hotels for cyclists and bicycle travels in Ravenna.
- Hotels for motorbike riders and biker travels in Ravenna.
- A good night's sleep: quality low cost lodging and accommodation
- list of hotels for Bologna Fair.
- accommodation in Ravenna, industrial and commercial town
- Riccardo Muti, Ravenna, Italy .
- The style of Ravenna's mosaics.
- Italy train travel
Monuments
- The Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, Ravenna
- Basilica of San Vitale: how to bind the Old Testament with the New
- mausoleum of Theoderic in Ravenna, Italy
- Archiepiscopal Chapel
- Sant' Apollinare in Classe, Ravenna
- Neonian Baptistery in Ravenna .
- Baptistery of the Arians in Ravenna, Italy
- Casa Traversari. Dante’s Ravenna.
- Urban Center or S. Domenico.
- The Civic Tower. Dante 's Era.
- The Dominican cloister. Dante's Era.
- Casa Da Polenta. Dante 's era.
- San Nicolò, Ravenna in Dante's era
- San Francesco, Ravenna at Dante's era
- Dante 's Tomb in Ravenna. Dante's era.
- Piazza del Popolo in Ravenna.
- Rectory of Santa Maria in Porto in Ravenna
- Rocca Brancaleone
- Mount of Piety, Ravenna venitian era
- Casa Loredan in Ravenna
- Piazza dell'Aquila ( Piazza XX Settembre ) in Ravenna.
- The Church of the Suffrage in Ravenna.
- The church of S. John the Baptist in Ravenna.
- Palazzo Guiccioli in the centre of Ravenna.
- National museum in the former Monastry of San Vitale in Ravenna.
- The churches of St. Eufemia and St John and St Paul
- Piazza Duomo in Ravenna.
- Palazzo Rasponi in central Ravenna.
- Santa Maria Maddalena in central Ravenna.
- Palazzo Rasponi poi Bellenghi: home to Ca' De Vin
- Palazzo Corradini in the centre of Ravenna.
- Classense library, ex Monastry of Classe, in the centre of Ravenna.
- Corsini Canal, Ravenna in the papal era
- Piazza Giuseppe Garibaldi in the centre of Ravenna.
- Casa Matha, Temple of Freemasonry, Indoor Market.
- Piazza Caduti per la Libertà, Ravenna in the 1900
- Sant’Apollinare Nuovo, Ravenna, a basilica for two religions.
- Domus dei Tappeti di Pietra, Ravenna Italy
- Theatre Alighieri in Ravenna
- Theatre Rasi in Ravenna
- The Archiepiscopal Museum in Ravenna.
- The Basilica of Saint John the Evangelist, Ravenna.
- Basilica of Sant'Agata Maggiore
- The Sights of Ravenna; the best hotels to visit Ravenna
- Chamber of Commerce in Ravenna, Italy
- Museum of the Renaissance and of the Freemansonry
- Italy Tour: understand the mosaics of Ravenna
- What story do mosaics tell ?
- images to explain the Gospel
- Messages and Allegories in Sant' Apollinare in Classe
- Religious Political message of the mosaics of the Ravenna
- Further messages and allegories in Sant'Apollinare in Classe
- Masonic Temple in Ravenna
- The Planetarium in Ravenna
- Byzantine floors and two Mosaics full of deep mysteries
The history of Ravenna
- The armed fleet of Augustus
- Christianity arrives in Classe
- Ravenna Imperial Capital: Onorio and Galla Placidia
- The Era of the Bishops
- Theodoric, the great Germanic king
- The Byzantine re-conquest; hotel in Ravenna;
- Longobards at the doors
- The origins of Ravenna, Italy .
- Ravenna in the Dante era
- Ravenna in the Venetian era
- The last battle of the Middle Ages and the first in the Modern era
- Ravenna in the Papal era.
- Ravenna in the 1800's
- Ravenna in the 1900's
- Ravenna and the Unesco heritage
- Ravenna in the heart: art, dreams, glory and faith
- History of Ravenna, Italy; voyage to Ravenna's Antiquity
- The leadership of the Ravenna Capital.
- Five Bishops of Ravenna Capital
- Orso, Bishop in Ravenna
- Pietro Crisologo Bishop in Ravenna
- Giovanni Angelopte Bishop in Ravenna
- Ecclesio Bishop of Ravenna
- Maximian Archbishop of Ravenna
- Arminius Thumelicus Thusnelda Ravenna
- RAVENNA'S THREE EMPERORS
- OTHON I THE GREAT
- OTHON II THE UNHAPPY
- THEOPHANE, PRINCESS IN OTHONS' COURT
- OTHON III WONDER OF THE WORLD
Bike tours
In the outskirtses
Lord Byron
Ten little Treasures
- Palazzo della Provincia and Rasponi Crypt.
- Father Pronti, illusionist painter in San Nicolò
- Medieval mosaics in San Giovanni Evangelista
- XX century art in the mosaics in Casa del Mutilato
- Giardino Rasponi, Ravenna
- The Palace of Theodoric: the most ancient mosaics of Ravenna.
- Modern Mosaic Expo at MAR
- The XVIII masterpiece of Ravenna : the little church of San Carlino
- On the traces of Giotto(alias Pietro da Rimini) in Ravenna
- The mosaic flooring in San Giovanni Evangelista
Where the inhabitants of Ravenna walk
Funs and Sports
Italy in Europe
The last battle of the Middle Ages and the first in the Modern era
The last battle of the Middle Ages and the first in the Modern era. Hotel in the historical centre of Ravenna.
Photo: the memorial stone of the battle of Ravenna
On 11th April 1512, Easter day, the Ravenna countryside was witness to one of the most bloody battles in history between the French army, headed by the twenty-three year old Gaston De Foix on behalf of Louis XII and the army of the “Holy League” formed by Pope Julius II, consisting of Spanish, Italian and Greek soldiers of the Kingdom of Naples.
Military history refers to its as the last great battle between cavalry and also highlights the modern and systematic use of artillery for the first time, enacted by the Dukes of Ferrara the allies of the French.
The battle which saw the participation of legendary figures (Baiardo, the Lord of the La Palisse) Ludovico Ariosto was also present who described the misery, it being followed by a terrible siege of Ravenna.
To commemorate the event a memorial stone was erected on the banks of the Ronco river in 1557 and known as the “French column”.
Prof. Gianni Morelli
The pleasure of fine accommodation in the centre of Ravenna: we recommend the Fabbri hotels for a pleasant stay as follows:
The Centrale Byron hotel, 3-star hotel in the centre of Ravenna;
The Bisanzio, 4-star hotel in the centre of Ravenna;
Once you have reached the hotel and parked your car, forget it and walk everywhere, because everything is within walking distance.
The railway station is near our hotels and within walking distance.
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