In the year of Dante's celebrations, the Adriatic Sea and Romagna invite us to follow an itinerary in the places that welcomed Dante in the last years of his exile.
Departing from Milan by coach, we will reach Sarsina, a splendid village that was the birthplace of the Latin playwright Plautus, included by Dante in Limbo and also celebrated in the local Archaeological Museum, which is a true unknown gem of this territory.
Not far away is Mercato Saraceno, among ancient parish churches and gentle rows of vines that produce highly appreciated wines, where we will decant the famous verses "Guarda il calor del sol che si fa vino, giunto al'omor che della vite cola" (Purgatory, XXV, 77). We will also pay homage to the poet in the Rocca di Brisighella, where he was a guest in 1302, before paying our last respects at his tomb in the Zona del Silenzio in Ravenna.