Was man in Forlì sehen sollte

The former Dominican monastery, the complex consists of five buildings: Palazzo Pasquali, the church of San Giacomo Apostolo , Dominican Convent, Convent of the Augustinians and Sala Santa Caterina. It currently hosts Pinacoteca Civica. It is also a venue for temporary exhibitions.

A 12th-century building in Lombard-Romanesque style. It's campanile (bell tower) used to be one of the tallest in Italy (75m). Its construction began in the 12th century. Currently it is the main religious building in the city.

This former oratory was built between 1494 and 1502 by Pace Bombace. It is quite remarkable that the appearance of the dome from outside is reminiscent of the monolith top of the Mausoleum of Theodoric, in Ravenna.

A medieval palace rebuilt in the 18th century. It currently hosts Museo del Risorgimento (museum of Italian unification) and Museo Romagnolo del Teatro (Romagna Theater Museum of Musical Instruments).

Its current appearance belongs to the period between XVII and XVIII centuries. The external portal is that remains from the older church of Santa Maria dei Servi (XIII century).

A beautiful square named after the 19th century politician Aurelio Saffi, whose statue is in the middle.

Initially a primitive Gothic Romanesque church, it was redesigned by Giulio Zambianchi in 1841.

Originally created by L. Mirri in 1816 and later renovated several times.

A medieval fortress also known as Rocca di Caterina Sforza.

12th century church with the Baroque interior.

Built in 1450.