Ravenna

Ravenna in Italy is a treasure trove of art left behind by the powerful Byzantine Empire. The city's most famous landmark is the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia, an early 5th-century monument built at the end of the Western Roman Empire to honor Roman Empress Galla Placidia. The building's mosaics are a major draw, including a famous one depicting Christ the Shepherd surrounded by sheep, and others portraying saints and symbols of martyrdom. Ravenna's Byzantine art museum, meanwhile, contains a priceless collection of religious artifacts.
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1Mirabilandia

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Theme park with roller coasters & water & family rides, plus laser gun attraction & live shows.
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A wonderful park to experience an exciting day. There are a lot of great roller coasters, my favorite one is "Katun". Back then I drove several times in a row. In the evening or on rainy days there are fewer people. I was there 2 times (2 years in a row) and both times it was a really great experience. If you prefer water, there is a separate water park, but you have to pay for it separately.I just love this park, it's better than Europapark and most of the other parks. There is still so much to tell ... shows, fireworks, just great! I can really only recommend it.❤️😍✌️👍
A Park … full of entertainment. Rides, shows and statues etc. Visited first time. Want to go back sometime again. Just a few suggestions….they need to mark exit directions… please… it took us 15 min to exit. Also mention the show timings on your app so that people know before they visit and don’t miss any show of their choice.
Great park. There is a huge parking place that costs €7. The most enjoyable rides are always full of people. The ezperiences are beautiful. There are places to eat, to buy souvenirs, take photos and games to play for prices. It is ideal to spend with family. The levels of difficulty in each rise are shown before hand. It is suitable for little kids as well. Nice to go on summer because there are many rises with water.
The park is nice. Not so big, but there attractions are good, well balanced and fun. The extreme ones are moderately extreme. There is only 1 or 2 worth of mentioning. The rest is more fun than extreme. The Hot wheels stunt show is great. One definitely needs 2 days to have a good experience in three park and try all off the rides, especially in the summer.
Very magical a d super park. We spent 2 days in family in combination with the mirabeau and it was just super. Staff was very friendly to everyone rides for everyone. Lots of water to refresh. The shows and spectacles were of very high level. Highly recommended a visit to this park!!
We spent a day in the park and we choosed an working day to skip the crowds and it was a good idea. The maximum time in the waiting line was 30 min. The park is well organized, big and full of attractions:) The price is a little bit too high for what is offering but for a day is good enough. We'll be back next time when we'll pass the region Romagna.
Fun day out for all the family with a fantastic Hot Wheels live stunt show that should not be missed.
I love this park. Fast rollercoasters and amazing rides. The Hot Wheels show was very exciting. The park was quite big and there are enough rides and food options. Family friendly and ver nice staff.
The amusement park left us with mixed feelings overall. While the place itself was decent, there were certain aspects that proved disappointing. One of the main letdowns was the fact that many attractions were not operational during our visit. This diminished our overall impression of the park, as we had expected a full array of entertainment options. It would be great if the park ensured more reliable and consistent operation of its attractions. Another downside was the brevity of the shows. We were hoping to witness captivating performances, but they were allotted very little time. More duration and attention given to the shows could have created a more immersive and exciting atmosphere. The park itself appeared decent, but somewhat lacking in liveliness. We felt a shortage of interactive elements and a "magical" atmosphere that could have enhanced the overall experience. More attention to detail and additional interactive elements such as staff interactions or captivating decorations could have made the park more appealing and engaging. Overall, the amusement park had its ups and downs. While the non-operational attractions and underwhelming aspects were disappointing, we still managed to find some enjoyment during our visit. With improvements and greater attention to detail, this park has the potential to become a truly captivating entertainment destination
We had an awesome day here! The rides are varied from kiddy ones to top tier adrenaline pumping ones and everything in between. We came right at opening time and there was already a large crowd of people there, so plan accordingly! The wait times for the popular rides weren't that bad, the longest one for us was Katun, where we waited for about 40 minutes, but that was to sit in the first row (different queues). You can also opt for a FlashPass where you can get to the ride a lot quicker! The adrenaline rides are superb, specially Katun, iSpeed and the Oil Towers (2 of them, one shoots you up at high speed and the other slowly raises you and then drops you like a rock), the other non-extreme rides are awesome too, we especially liked Reset (you're transported into a post apocalypse New York City where you have to laser your way through the infections with a laser gun) and Gold Digger (like a small roller coaster, but so fun!). The food was good, and honestly not that pricey (we got a menu for 12€ each and that's a main dish, side dish and a drink). The toilets are clean and nice and there's enough of them spread around the park so that you'll never have to wait in line, unless it's a really busy day. You should also have a change of clothes with you because even in the non water park parts of the park there are water rides that will get you completely wet! Ah yes there's also a water part of the park (ticket sold separately!), but we didn't opt for that ticket, but it looked really fun with a lot of slides! Ah the most important thing is that you can have a backpack with you, and you can leave the backpack at most big rides (once you get on the ride) and it will be there when you get back. Super fun, we made about 30k steps in one day, got a nice healthy dose of adrenaline so I wholeheartedly recommend a visit if you're in the neighbourhood (and even if you're not :) )
Strada Statale 16 Adriatica, km 162, 48125 Savio RA, Italy•https://www.mirabilandia.it/?utm_id=GMBtraffic&utm_medium=Organi…

2Basilica di San Vitale

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The basilica known as Basilica di San Vitale is a monumental octagonal dome-headed church in Ravenna, Italy. It is one of the most important early Christian artworks in Italy, and the mosaics displayed inside are some of the most elaborate and colorful ever created.
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The Basilica of San Vitale is a late antique church in Ravenna, Italy. The 6th century church is an important surviving example of early Christian Byzantine art and architecture. It is one of eight structures in Ravenna inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. Its foundational inscription describes the church as a basilica, though its centrally-planned design is not typical of the basilica form.[1] The Roman Catholic Church has designated the building a "basilica", an honorific title bestowed on exceptional church buildings of historic and ecclesial importance.
Perhaps the most astounding church in the whole of Italy, pivotal both in art and religion, with links to ancient Rome, early Christianity, Ostrogothic period, Byzantine rule, Charlemagne Palatine Chapel and (sadly) later Baroque additions, which are completely out of place in otherwise perfect architectonic and artistic gem. Worth visiting Ravenna if only that would be interesting to see. And way less crowded than other (undeservedly?) more famous places in Italy.
The Basilica San Vitale, built in the 6th century AD in Ravenna, is a magnificent example of early Byzantine architecture. Its intricate mosaics and grand dome are a testament to the skill of its craftsmen. The stunning depictions of biblical scenes and royal figures, including Emperor Justinian and Empress Theodora, make it a true masterpiece.
Sounded like a three-story building but when went in, was big dome covered with so many colorful baby mosaics. Spiritual atmosphere in whole facility. Painting on the ceiling were exceptional. Local people are nice and helpful. Parking is a big problem since it is LTZ area and even you can’t drive through the area around Basilica. Even could not Find any parking out of LTZ and was too far, finally left the car inside the zone in a local parking and asked them to send my plate number to City to not to get a ticket. The online ticket is available, and will cover 5 locations which 2 of them close together, and for the rest asked to guide me to others.
A wonderful Basilica, unbelievable mosaics. It was built in the 6th century!
Breathtaking mosaic. Rich colors and textures, well preserved. Get in-depth experience by taking off the shoes so you can feel those cool marble underfoot.
This basilica of San Vitale is definitely worth a visit. The beautiful mosaics are all over the place and some of them are really breathtaking. The entrance is free so there's no excuse not to visit this exquisite church.
Make this Basilica the *final* site you visit in Ravenna - it will blow your socks off and seeing it in between the other sites would take away from the other beautiful buildings which all deserve visiting in their own right but are smaller and/or less opulent. The unique layout, the scale, the floor mosaics, the light shining off the walls and ceilings - it's magical and transports you back in time.
A must see monument and UNESCO site or works heritage. Absolutely stunning. This place inspired the Haggia Sofia in Istanbul! You must add it to your list! €11 for the combined ticket to see 5 sights in the city, 3 of which are UNESCO! Well worth the price.
Simply incredible. The space itself is awesome and then your eyes are drawn up to the stunning and glittering golden mosaics. Awesome visually, spiritually, and historically.
A gem of early Christian architecture, spatially complex, with an apse filled with stunning mosaics. So splendid and peaceful that I had to make a second visit the same day. Allow enough time to take everything in. Note that while you need a ticket, it is not timed like the smaller structures at Ravenna.
An absolute must if you are in Ravenna. The interior of the basilica is magical.
The most incredible place in the Ravenna. The paintings and mosaic arts are amazing. Totally worth it. To visit this place you have to buy a package ticket of 5 places for 12.5 Euro, yet you can see all of them in half a day.
Via San Vitale, 17, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy•https://www.ravennamosaici.it/

3Mausoleo di Galla Placidia

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The Mausoleo di Galla Placidia, or Tomb of Galla Placidia, is a small but equally incandescent Latin cross mausoleum built for Galla Placidia, the half-sister of Emperor Honorius, who initiated construction of the Basilica di San Vitale in Ravenna. The complex also includes the Basilica di San Vitale.
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A place to visit once in a lifetime. The true connection between Roman and byzantine civilization. The mosaics are astonishing. So are the window panes which are made from alabaster. No words!!!
It is a fantastic place, full of magic, of authentic spiritual experience. You experience a sense of amazement that something so beautiful, but fragile at the same time, was able to last for such a long time, that it was not destroyed. This gives you hope that the beauty of divine essence has an extraordinary power over man and time.
Closest place to Basilica di San Vitale, including in the same ticket. Small area with huge art in it. All designed by colorful mosaics on the walls and ceiling based on religious and governmental inspiration in Byzantine era.
Small and yet absolutely breathtaking. The outside will never prepare you for the beauty of what is found inside. You only get 5 mins to enjoy this place... So make the most of it. We waited in line for 15 mins, lots of school groups going in! Take a video and don't forget the night mode of your phone camera! It's absolutely wonderful
If you find yourself in Ravenna and enjoy old church history, this is a great spot... if not, this is rather lackluster and not a whole of interesting things to see. The mosaics are the jewel obviously, but not so sure it is worth the trek unless it is a particular interest of yours.
Most Beautiful mosaics in the area, but please PUT LIGHTS so we can see them. Also be aware there is a 3 minute time limit for being inside the mausoleum operated by a rude lady so be prompt.
The entire Ravenna mosaics tour is incredible, but this was one of the highlights (along with the nearby church). Galla Placidia is a really fascinating historical figure but there isn't much information available to you at the mausoleum, so at the very least google a brief summary of her life before visiting! The Ravenna mosaics ticket can be purchased online and shown on your phone. They aren't too strict about entrance times so don't worry if you miss your slot by a bit.
Very nice!!! Buy the tickets online!!!! Dont wait in the queue
Mausoleo di Galla Placidia is small but just packed with beautiful mosaics that cover all of the walls in the mausoleum. The windows are incredible too since they are thin slices of agate. During busy times, in order to limit the density of visitors in the building, you wait outside which is why the timed entrances are needed to be reserved. You then enter the building through a black curtain that ensures that you see the mosaics as they were meant to be seen. Well worth a visit and it is bundled with the other in town Ravenna sites.
Via San Vitale, 17, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy•http://www.ravennamosaici.it/

4Basilica di Sant'Apollinare Nuovo

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The Basilica of Saint Apollinare New is a stunning and historic church in Ravenna, Italy. The mosaics displayed date back to the early 6th century, making them slightly older than those in San Vitale. It is insanely peaceful inside with no pews so you can easily wander through the art.
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A place worth visiting because of the byzantine mosaics
Worth of seeing. Beautiful masterpiece on walls. Mosaics from 5th century showing the procession of people, man and virgins, toward the Christ and Saint Mary. I've spent there one hour just look at the details of each mosaic. Outside there is a garden surrounded by arcades (toilet at the end of corridor). Very nice place to take a rest before continuing the visiting of Ravenna.
The Basilica di Sant'Apollinare is one of the amazing historical monuments in Ravenna. It is one of the locations where they have a ticket office where you can buy a combined ticket for the 5 mosaic filled landmarks in Ravenna. It is a large cathedral and the mosaics in this chapel are beautiful. There are also multiple alters within this site as well. There is also a gift shop onsite. Definitely worthwhile seeing this church.
This is yet another stunning mosaic filled church. This is a more traditional shaped church and the walls are filled on both sides with stunning art. It was insanely peaceful, no pews in the church so you can wonder through easily.
We had a guided tour with very great guide. She was covering details of the history making it not boating. Funny facts about the happening.
Stunning and one of the places that just have to be visited in Ravenna.
Stunning inside. The mosaics on the walls were breathtaking. Felt very moved.
Interesting to see how the figures changed for political reasons through time. Religion is the same but different interpretation were applied by changing the mosaic. Also the external shows the changes that were made. Iconic place for artists searching for inspiration.
Exquisite! The mosaics are impressive, as anywhere else in Ravenna and the place has a phantastic energy, beyond its ravishing history. A must see in Ravenna! A hint: buy a composite access ticket (includes 2 or 4 additional historical attractions in Ravens) - we bought those that includes the Archbishop's Palace and Basilica St. Vitale and we had a great experience.
Via di Roma, 53, 48020 Ravenna RA, Italy•http://www.ravennamosaici.it/

5Quadrarco di Braccioforte

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(Translated by Google) The Quadrarco di Braccioforte is a corner of tranquility in the area dedicated to Dante Alighieri. Here in the past there was a small oratory, mentioned in the 9th century and now disappeared. According to legend, the name refers to two faithful who, in this place, in order to be heard by the Lord, took an oath invoking the "strong arm" of Christ. Nearby, a small mound of earth in a courtyard encloses the remains of Dante Alighieri, during the Second World War, from 23 March 1944 to 1945, to escape the eventual destruction caused by bombing. Considered of great importance, the tomb was never bombed and even a plan was devised to transfer it urgently to Valtellina if needed. Inside the quadrarch are marble sarcophagi, two of which from the 5th-6th century AD, reused in the Middle Ages by noble families. Here, every evening, you can hear 13 tolling of a bell which, at dusk, commemorates 13 September, the day of Dante's death. (Original) Il Quadrarco di Braccioforte è un angolo di tranquillità nell'area dedicata a Dante Alighieri. Qui in passato vi sorgeva un piccolo oratorio, menzionato nel IX secolo e oggi scomparso. Il nome, secondo la leggenda, rimanda a due fedeli che, in questo luogo, pur di essere ascoltati dal Signore, prestarono giuramento invocando il "braccio forte" di Cristo. Qui vicino un piccolo cumulo di terra in un cortile racchiude i resti di Dante Alighieri, durante la Seconda guerra mondiale, dal 23 marzo 1944 al 1945, per scampare all'eventuale distruzione causata dai bombardamenti. Considerata di grandissima importanza, la tomba non fu mai oggetto di bombardamenti e addirittura fu progettato un piano per trasferirla d'urgenza in Valtellina qualora ce ne fosse stato bisogno. Dentro il quadrarco si trovano dei sarcofagi marmorei, due dei quali del V-VI secolo d.C., riutilizzati nel medioevo da famiglie nobili. Qui, ogni sera, si possono udire 13 rintocchi di una campana che, all'imbrunire, ricorda il 13 settembre, giorno della morte di Dante.
(Translated by Google) Ancient oratory later transformed into a garden surrounding Dante's tomb. An evocative place especially in the evening that together with the mausoleum, the Franciscan cloisters, make up the zone of silence this year refurbished for the anniversary of Dante's death in 2021 (Original) Antico oratorio poi trasformatosi in giardino a contorno della tomba di Dante. Luogo suggestivo soprattutto la sera che assieme al mausoleo, i chiostri francescani, compone la zona del silenzio quest'anno messa a nuovo per l anniversario della morte di Dante nel 2021
(Translated by Google) Garden next to the Tomb of Dante Alighieri enclosed by a wrought iron gate in which there are numerous decorations. (Original) Giardino a fianco della Tomba di Dante Alighieri racchiuso da una cancellata lavorata in ferro battuto in cui sono presenti numerosi decori.
(Translated by Google) Quadrarch of Braccioforte. A small pile of earth covered with ivy, right in the center, brings us back to the event thanks to a plaque with the inscription "Under this mound Dante's bones had safe rest from 23 March 1944 to 19 December (Original) Quadrarco di Braccioforte. Un piccolo mucchio di terra ricoperto di edera, proprio al centro, ci riporta l’avvenimento grazie a una lapide con scritto “Sotto questo tumulo le ossa di Dante ebbero sicuro riposo dal 23 marzo 1944 al 19 dicembre
(Translated by Google) Outside the tomb of Dante, an iron gate encloses a garden full of historical memories. Under the vault of the quadrarco, (ancient oratory formerly united to the church of S. Francesco) today called BRACCIOFORTE, there are two ancient sarcophagi, the most elaborate is said of Eliseo Profeta. To be seen . This visit is the completion of Dante's mausoleum. (Original) All'esterno della tomba di Dante ,una cancellata in ferro recinge un giardino ricco di memorie storiche. Sotto la volta del quadrarco , ( antico oratorio unito anticamente alla chiesa di S.Francesco) oggi chiamato BRACCIOFORTE, si conservano due antichi sarcofagi, il più elaborato è detto di Eliseo Profeta. Da vedere . Questa visita è il completamento del mausoleo di Dante.
(Translated by Google) There is a small garden to the right of Tomba di Dante. In the Middle Ages it was part of the cloister belonging to the then Convent of San Francesco and where Dante Alighieri was originally buried. His actual tomb consists of a sarcophagus from antiquity and is completely covered with marble and stucco. (Original) Rechter Hand neben Tomba di Dante befindet sich ein kleiner Garten. Im Mittelalter war er ein Teil des Kreuzgangs der zu den damaligen Kloster San Francesco gehörte und wo Dante Alighieri ursprünglich begraben war. Sein eigentliches Grab besteht aus einen Sarkophag aus der Antike und ist vollständig mit Marmor und Stuck verkleidet.
Via Dante Alighieri, 9, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy•https://vivadante.it/quadrarcodibraccioforte/
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1Ca' de Vèn

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The restaurant Ca' de Vèn is a 15th century wine store that serves some of the best food in the city. The high quality of the food and the informal setting make it one of Turin's most famous historic restaurants. It offers all the typical Romagna dishes, including mixed cold cuts, wraps and much more.
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I do not know what this building was, but be a restaurant is full of feeling to customers. Me and my colleagues were done in this place twice within a week. Food is fabulous and environment is fantastic. Please look at pic I shared…
ate with a large group under a reservation. we were served 4 meals that i wish i could have completely eaten. each dish was very filling with my favorite being the lasagna. everything was absolutely delicious and this restaurant served me the best meal ive ever had.
Terrible service! We asked for still water and we got sparkling. Water glasses that were brought were both chipped. We asked that the wine be brought before the dishes and that did not happen. I stopped a busgirl to ask a second time for the wine. No apologies were made. Waiter wasn’t friendly and did not smile. The service was not at the level that I expected from the establishment. Great atmosphere and food was very good.
Finally I got to eat at Ca' de Vèn...at my 6th visit to Ravenna...and I loved it! Great location, beautiful restaurant with superb food. I had Cappelletti al ragù and Tagliata di manzo with Verdure gratinate o grigliate would love to try more from the menu, maybe next year. Friendly and helpful staff Really recomend
We had lunch here, on the recommendation of some locals. The location is great, next to Dante's tomb, a perfect place to start exploring Ravenna's cultural treasures. The interior of the tavern is impressive, as you can see in the photos. The food is prepared with great refinement, the wines are very good. The service may not always be very fast, but you have to have a little patience and take into account the large number of customers. The prices are not really cheap. In the front paryea, as you enter, there is a cafe, and the restaurant is further back. In conclusion, a restaurant worth trying, if you still end up in Ravenna.
Beautiful location, very characteristic, but the table service was not as nice as I was expecting. Nice dishes and meat, but nothing like a bit of bread or piadina to offer with that as a usual “coperto” of an Italian place.
Had a lovely lunch of tortellini with ragu and the mrs had tagliatelle with squid. Both were excellent and the restaurant is stunning. The place was recommended by Luca who we did a food tour with in Bologna, it certainly lived up to the rep! 🇮🇹🙏🇮🇹❤️
Good place with autechnical atmosphere. The food are good, service it's fast, a lot of tourists.They not served the wine in the carafe, you must choose wine from the wine list. The place situated in the real downtown, just 100 meters away from the Dante's grave.
Via Corrado Ricci, 24, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy•https://www.cadeven.it/

2La Campaza

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Very nice , big location with big parking. Meals were delicious and the service was great ! You should try Carbonara and the menus are also worthy!
We arrived at the beginning of siesta, so the kitchen was closing. But they gave as some pasta and it was fine. Problem is they don't have menu in English and just one lady speaks little bit. But it was interesting to see so big restaurant on the road 👍❤️
I love this restaurant! The atmosphere, the staff, the food, makes me stop everytime I'm near. No matter what you choose: pasta, pizza, paella ecc. all the recipes are delicious!
This place used to be one of the greatest value fish restaurant. Recently they have reduced portions and increased prices all together. The value is gone.
Best sea food resturent in Italy
The service and food was excellent. The seafood is so fresh and delicious. We will be going back again.
Via Romea Sud, 395, 48124 Fosso Ghiaia RA, Italy•http://www.gruppolacampaza.it/

3Ristorante Molinetto

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A rather huge restaurant with lots of places and also people (while we visited in Thursday evening). Nevertheless, the service was flawless, quick and pleasantly fun and friendly. The food tasted perfetto. What else there is to say... once in the region and looking for a decent place to eat - this is it. Assolutamente!
We were a group of 10 friends, they charged us for 15 people, some of us paid double what we were supposed to, at the end they were still asking money for some dishes we already paid twice. Food was decent, but waiter very disonest, we had to put together our invoices to prove we already paid but they refused to refund what we paid double AVOID
All are very delicious , grand parking lot. Staff are friendly and good service . Deep fried seafood is crunchy and not oily at all .
I dined here last week with colleagues and the seafood was so tasty and fresh.... strongly recommend to anyone like seafood. However, i like to worn you that the portion is pretty big.
Nice place, nice people. We were caught by a heavy rain while on bike and they received us inspite of the fact they were closed. Absolutely fantastic mascarpone! And enjoyed also their jukebox .
Great place, great food, great staff. Took a pizza after Ravenna Marathon. With a Blue Jeans craft beer = Delicious. Finished it of with a coffee flavored sobretto & espresso doppio
the location was really friendly and big. the waiters were all kind and professional. all the meals were perfect with fresh ingredients and fish, thus their appetizer called “Molinetto” was exceptionally delicious. the only negative side note is that not all their plates and water glasses were clean which made us ask the waiter to change it into a new ones.
Via Sinistra Canale Molinetto, 139/B, 48121 Punta Marina RA, Italy•https://www.ristorantemolinetto.it/

4La Gardèla

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La Gardèla is a restaurant in the heart of Romagna with delicious traditional cuisine. The food is very affordable and the service professional. The restaurant has an attractive front terrace that's great for people-watching, and it can be crowded but in a pleasant, gregarious way.
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Amazing traditional romagna cusine food. Great atmosphere and service. Highly recommend the cappelletti al ragu ravenna! It was great
Amazing wine list. The pasta dishes are delicious. The fixed menús are amazing. The service is perfect and correct.
I have a dinner with my family there in the end of August, we take a table at the corner of the street, don't shy, go the same way-you deeps in the real authentic atmosphere of the Italian culture of street dinner , like in the past. The restaurant have a lot of clients, it's a miracle, if you can get a table without pre-reservation, if you have a moment to make a reservation in advance, when you decide to go to Ravenna-do that,believe me it cost to spend one evening there. The clients usually are local people and they know where to eat),you see. The prices are reasonable, the service was good and fast.
Nice place. Service was simply great. Food the Primi etc was ok. The mix grill meat plate was not thT nice. Maybe prepared before and keep in a bad tast oil.. Probably because it was very busy. Price perfectly. Specially for the wine
We came to Ravenna a day early for our 7 day cruise. After touring the historic part of the town. They have many restaurants all of them seen very nice. But La Gardela has a charm, the food was incredible tasty , the staff beyond friendly and helpful with my Italian. The town of Ravenna is beautiful so all of his residents. Will re visit this restaurant upon my return. Great food
Very rude waitress. (Literally threw a bag of bread at the table...in addition to just having a terrible attitude.) Food was okay. Prices are reasonable. I told them at the register several times, but they didn't charge me for it...we thought they had added it to someone else in the party's bill, so I paid thst person back. Then the rude waitress chased after us and said we didn't pay for the appetizer and acted like we were trying to scam them or something. I went ahead and paid for the appetizer, but they had way overcharged another member of our party if that appetizer wasn't included in their bill. Just all around unpleasant place to deal with.
Lovely restaurant with friendly team, delicious meals and nice atmosphere. Highly recommend!
Via Ponte Marino, 3, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy•http://www.ristorantelagardela.com/

5Trattoria Al Cerchio

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Italian restaurant
This popular Italian down home cooking restaurant features pasta and meat favorites, as well as a wine list. Delicious san daniele ham (hand cut) is a must try, along with great primi and meats. The Dolci are also delicious. Take a close look at the bar for some rare whiskies.
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Stop searching. You’ve found the place. I’ve been twice, both times exceptional. I had a rabbit so good I cried. The pasta and meat is terrific, and the salumi particularly good. Atmosphere authentic and charming, service familiar and delightful. Stop what you’re doing and go!
The staff speak English quite well. The service is quite fast and clean. They have an excellent wine selection but a glass is 7 euro. The food is full of flavour. The meat dishes are especially delicious. The prices are perhaps a bit too high, and could be 2 euro cheaper. My cod in tomato ragu was 18 euro, but the cod was not fresh and was chewy. Desserts are nice but not out of the ordinary for 7 euro.
Very popular so recommend booking if you're planning to eat there. Menu is only in Italian but Google Translate works well and also there's a very friendly member of staff who speaks perfect English who will help you on your quest.
A total gem. Recommended by a local. I don't even eat veal, and I'm telling you it was crazy good. She grows her own produce too.
Delicious san daniele ham (hand cut), great primi and meats. Dolci are equally delicious. Also take a close look at the bar, there are liquori and some rare whiskies to be had.
If you happen to be in Ravenna, or anywhere near, go and eat here. If you are into really good and honest food, traditiional but refined cooking, this is your place..Service and atmosphere are flawless and special.
This was my first stop on getting off the train from bologna. I read some very good reviews and it didn't disappoint. The staff were lovely and friendly, it was full of Italians and the food and wine were delicious. It's a bit out of the way, but in a lovely street. Would definitely eat there again.
Via Cerchio, 13, 48121 Ravenna RA, Italy•https://trattoria-al-cerchio.business.site/
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