Ravenna boasts a rich, fascinating history – not least because its long-running heyday began in 402 AD, when it served as the capital for the Western Roman Empire. Many remnants of its past remain today, the most famous of which are its breathtakingly vibrant mosaics that adorn its terracotta brick churches.
Must-sees include the Basilica di San Vitale, the Basilica di Sant'Apollinare Nuovo, and the Mausoleo di Galla Placidia. Once you've checked those off your site-see list, the city has plenty more to enjoy: small boutiques, traditional pizzerias, trattorias, and quaint cafes are all in good supply.
Ravenna : quelles sont les activités incontournables ?
Ravenne est surtout connue pour les mosaïques qui ornent ses bâtiments, dont certaines datent du Ve siècle. Ses basiliques et églises couleur de terre cuite sont en effet incontournables, notamment pour leurs œuvres d’art byzantines.
Mais au-delà de ses monuments gothiques et de ses mosaïques, Ravenne propose des attractions modernes pour toute la famille. Son littoral est jalonné de clubs de plage,...
