Santerno River
The Santerno River, which flows between Tuscany and Emilia-Romagna, is one of the most evocative natural wonders of the region. It rises in the Imola Apennines and flows into the Reno, crossing breathtaking landscapes and maintaining one of the best water quality in the area. Its valley, characterized by woods and stratified rocks, is ideal for those seeking an immersive experience in nature, with tributaries such as the Diaterna stream that further enrich the territory.
The Santerno route winds through an enchanting environment, from the Futa Pass, where the source is located, to the plain, where the river passes through historic towns such as Castel del Rio, Fontanelice and Imola, offering picturesque views and fascinating points of interest.
In the mountain section, the river also offers unique opportunities for water sports, with canoe races that attract enthusiasts from all over the world. Furthermore, the river landscape is enriched by terraces and gullies, a true paradise for lovers of photography and nature walks.
The Santerno is also a symbol of the history of the region: over the centuries, its course has been modified for agricultural and reclamation purposes, leaving visible traces of a fascinating past that intertwines with natural beauty.
Visit the Santerno and discover the history, nature and traditions that make this river one of the most enchanting destinations in our land. A unique experience that combines pristine landscapes, fascinating history and unparalleled hospitality!
Address: Fiume Santerno Coniale Firenzuola FI