San Clemente
Welcome to San Clemente, the historic town in Romagna
Welcome to San Clemente, a historic town located in the province of Rimini in Emilia-Romagna. With a population of 5670 inhabitants, this urban center is a gem in the heart of Romagna.
History
The first mention of the San Clemente Castle dates back to 962, when Otto I of Saxony donated the territory to the Carpegna counts. The castle then passed to the Malatesta until 1504, when it was acquired by the Republic of Venice. In 1508, the Holy See ceded it to the Municipality of Rimini.
Monuments and places of interest
The Malatesta Castle encloses the historic center of San Clemente and its walls. One of the oldest architectural works in San Clemente is the fortified farm and villa of Castelleale. Dating back to the Malatesta period, it still represents a charming example of medieval architecture. The parish church of the town, built in the nineteenth century, is a precious treasure of art and culture. Inside the church is a canvas depicting the Holy Family, created by Giovan Battista Costa, a Rimini artist.
Society
Demographic evolution
Over the years, the population of San Clemente has grown slowly.
Ethnic groups and foreign minorities
Within the municipality, there is a small community of 517 foreign nationals. Among the most represented nationalities are Albania, Romania, and China.
Economy
San Clemente represents a thriving economic reality. Agricultural production is flourishing, particularly that of the Sangiovese wine, which is part of the "City of Wine" association. The municipality is also characterized by intense manufacturing activity, particularly in the Cassano d'Adda district.
Infrastructure and Transport
San Clemente is well connected to the nearby city of Rimini through a network of roads and highways, such as the Adriatic State Road 16 and the A14 motorway.
Administration
San Clemente has been governed by a succession of electoral administrations.
Notes
San Clemente is a perfect destination for wine and food tourism, discovery of art and culture, and the exploration of the natural beauty of Emilia-Romagna.
External links
For more information on the Municipality of San Clemente, visit the municipality's website.
