The Romagna Riviera extends, overlooking the Adriatic Sea, to the Marche, and is characterized by wide flat and sandy beaches, which sometimes preserve behind pine forests of maritime pines. It includes well-known seaside resorts: Rimini, Riccione, Cattolica, Cesenatico, Cervia, Milano Marittima, particularly receptive from a hotel point of view. The presence of haunts and discos offers opportunities for fun and worldly life and is a strong attraction for tourists from all over Europe. Life on the Romagna coast has been made famous by films such as Federico Fellini's Amarcord (born in Rimini); from the poetry of Giovanni Pascoli (born in San Mauro), Aldo Spallicci and Tonino Guerra; from the timeless songs of Secondo Casadei (one out of all: Romagna mia).