FUSIGNANO
Throughout the centuries former Castrum Fusiniani was ruled by the Counts of Cunio, the Este family and the Pope; Fusignano is the birthplace of the musician Arcangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713).
After the Second World War it was almost completely rebuilt.
Throughout the centuries former Castrum Fusiniani was ruled by the Counts of Cunio, the Este family and the Pope; Fusignano is the birthplace of the musician Arcangelo Corelli (1653 - 1713).
After the Second World War it was almost completely rebuilt.
MAIANO MONTI
The village takes its name from Vincenzo Monti, famous scholar and poet of the XIX century, who lived in the homonymous Villa.
The village takes its name from Vincenzo Monti, famous scholar and poet of the XIX century, who lived in the homonymous Villa.
ROSSETTA OF FUSIGNANO
Small village bordering with Bagnacavallo territory in part it is absorbet by this municipality, as Rossetta of Bagnacavallo. In Rossetta it is located the municipal swimming pool (only on Summer).
Small village bordering with Bagnacavallo territory in part it is absorbet by this municipality, as Rossetta of Bagnacavallo. In Rossetta it is located the municipal swimming pool (only on Summer).
SAN SAVINO
The village takes its name from the byzantine sarcophagus of the V century a.C. dedicated to St. Savino, which is kept in the homonimous parish church.
The village takes its name from the byzantine sarcophagus of the V century a.C. dedicated to St. Savino, which is kept in the homonimous parish church.
