Overlooking the fertile Po Delta Valley, which embraces Ravenna, the landscape might seem without any continuity: endless expanses of fields open up in front of your eyes, alternated by small inhabited centres that dot an immense yellow-pastel-coloured sea.<\/p>\n
Everything changes when you look more closely though. The country gains shape and shows its real aspect: there are parish churches<\/strong>, fortresses<\/strong>, villas<\/strong>, old mills<\/strong> and country houses<\/strong> that break the horizon like a stone breaks a mirror of water.<\/p>\n It’s the Middle-earth the Bassa Romagna<\/a><\/strong>, the place where we are; it’s a land suspended in time, without any geographical or temporal borders that finds its identity in the traditions and its fervid cultural activity.<\/p>\n