Province of Ravenna

The province spans 1,859 square kilometers between the Adriatic Sea and inland regions, encompassing 18 municipalities including the capital city of Ravenna.

The territory gained prominence in 402 CE when Ravenna became the capital of the Western Roman Empire, leading to significant architectural developments throughout the region.

Each municipality within the province maintains distinct traditions, from Faenza's ceramic craftsmanship to Cervia's salt production methods and Ravenna's mosaic artistry.

The provincial transportation network connects all municipalities through regular bus services and railway lines, with direct access to Bologna and Rimini international airports.

The province received a medal for civil merit, recognizing its communities' contributions to preserving Byzantine architecture and historical monuments across its territory.

Location: Emilia-Romagna

Capital city: Ravenna

Shares border with: Province of Forlì-Cesena, Metropolitan City of Florence, Metropolitan City of Bologna, Province of Ferrara

Website: http://provincia.ra.it

GPS coordinates: 44.41778,12.19944

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:49