If you're looking for nightlife, boutiques and restaurants within easy reach, the town center is ideal. For those who prioritize the sea and beach convenience, the seafront offers immediate access to beach establishments and often sea views. Families prefer quieter areas between the pine forest and second line, with less traffic.

Yes. Many hotels offer full board (breakfast, lunch, dinner) and all-inclusive packages that may include drinks, partner beach facilities and extra services. Inclusions vary: always check what's included (umbrella/loungers, drinks with meals, parking).

The coast is full of beach establishments with bars and lounges for sea-view aperitifs, often open late in summer. Options range from casual drinks to more curated formats with music. For a quieter experience, consider the kiosks in the pine forest or along the seafront at sunset.

Beyond the sea: walks and cycling in the pine forest, visit to the Natural Park and Butterfly House, shopping in the center, wellness at Cervia Spa, outdoor sports (running, SUP, tennis, nearby golf). In the surrounding area: Cervia salt flats, Ravenna and Romagna theme parks.

The center is the heart of shopping, with boutiques, international brands and local shops. The evening promenade winds through pedestrian streets, bars and ice cream parlors. In high season many establishments stay open late, creating a lively yet orderly atmosphere.

You'll find paid parking in the most central areas and near beach establishments, and free or less expensive options as you move away from the waterfront. In summer it's best to arrive early or consider using a bike/scooter for the last stretch.

The resort is compact and flat: bikes and scooters are practical for short trips. There are bike paths and widespread rental services. In season there may be shuttles or tourist trains connecting strategic areas; for longer routes, bus lines run along the coast.

Yes. Just a few minutes from the center you'll find pine forest, green paths and quieter stretches of beach. By choosing hotels in side areas or near the pine forest, you can combine daytime relaxation with evening access to town center services.

Milano Marittima is more modern and trendy, with fashionable shopping and venues; Cervia has a historic heart linked to salt flats and a fishing village, with slightly slower rhythms and a traditional atmosphere. The two resorts are adjacent and easily visited together.

Yes. Wide sandy beaches, gently sloping seabed, beach establishments equipped with play areas and family-friendly services. Many hotels offer family rooms, children's menus and small comforts (cribs, high chairs). Pine forest walks are also suitable for strollers.