A town with such a history like Sarsina must have a number of places and monuments to visit.

To begin with, in the village square dedicated to the great latin playwright Plautus, there is an impressive Basilica Co-cathedral of the Cesena-Sarsina diocese.

The small church of the suffrage is very nice (in Via Cesio Sabino, next to the Archaeological Museum).

Those who want to jump back to the past can venture into the so-called "archaeological walk" through the old town to discover thousand-year-old finds and imposing mausoleums.

Those who prefer to relax can go to the two inviting green parks next to the square.