by Redazione 27/10/2026
Categories: Tourism / Disclaimer
In 2027, Romagna is banking on Aspass, the pilot project launched in 2026 that connects the coast and the hills with a single ticket: transportation, guided tours, meetings with local figures, and tastings of regional products.
Romagna is heading into 2027 with many new openings and exhibitions in its cities of art, towns, and villages, but—as highlighted in Rimini during the TTG Travel Experience tourism fair—it is placing particular emphasis on a project piloted throughout 2026: Aspass. The name draws on the expression “andare a spasso,” used in Italy to mean wandering around without a care in the world, and which has the same meaning in the Romagna dialect. It also references the German market, where “Spass” means fun and feeling good.
The project will connect the coast with the inland regions, the sea with the hills, allowing visitors to discover towns and villages, with a special focus on the local art and culture. The common thread is the culinary excellence of the Romagna valleys, expertly presented by producers and food artisans during tastings. The experiences are offered with a single ticket, which includes transportation with various pickup points along the coast, travel to the destinations, and guided activities—understood not only as the presence of a professional guide but also as encounters with local personalities—in addition to product tastings.
The program features a variety of itineraries. Some excursions will be primarily geared toward families with children and will take participants to captivating natural sites, from the Onferno Caves to the Ridracoli Dam, as well as other parks offering activities and experiences for children. Other experiences will focus on culture and art, introducing participants to small museums, local institutions, and private collections—of which the region has an abundance—that can offer new insights and opportunities.
There will also be historical reenactments tied to historical narratives, featuring costumed reenactments and commemorations of events that take place throughout the summer. Examples include the Palio del Daino in Gradara and the Palio di Santa Reparata in Castrocaro. These local tours are complemented by a wide range of activities that Romagna has to offer during the summer, as well as in the spring and fall.
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| From the sea to the villages with a single ticket: Romagna launches Aspass for 2027 |
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