Typical produce from Cervia
Cervia's sweet salt is our white gold. The rich aromas of fish and seafood from the Adriatic, just the thing to whet your appetite.
A taste of salt and the sea
We recommend trying some of our seafood delicacies. Enjoy oily fish down by the sea shore or grilled in breadcrumbs like the fishermen used to.
Down by the canal, order a piadina stuffed with delicious cured meats and local cheeses made with sweet salt, all washed down with a glass of Sangiovese wine.
Our cuisine is a celebration of our region's wonderful produce.
With their unmistakable sweetness, this delicious vegetable is still grown locally using traditional methods.
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Cervia is famous for its mussels, harvested organically just off the coast.
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They are reared out at sea and could not be fresher. If you like seafood, try eating them with just ice and a dash of lemon juice.
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Simple but delicious fish dishes, prepared in a wide variety of recipes served either raw or cooked, reflecting our seafaring traditions.
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Something you can grab from a kiosk on the go, filled with cured meat, cheese, and vegetables. Or enjoy at a table, for a more gourmet version.
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The sweetness of our salt is a delightful surprise. At the Camillone Salt Pan the salt is still produced using traditional methods and since 2004 it has had Slow Food status.
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Many local vineyards and wine cellars are open to visitors, where you can learn about the region’s deep-rooted winemaking tradition.
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Your holiday begins the moment you stop dreaming and start planning. Find the right place for you. Let our restaurants whet your appetite.
Take a look at our golden beaches and get an idea of everything Cervia has to offer.
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