Misano Adriatico

Misano Adriatico is an Italian town of 13,296 inhabitants inside the province of Rimini, in Emilia Romagna. Numerous archaeological finds from various periods, located in the Misano region, reveal the Roman foundation of the municipality. In reality it would seem that the same call Misano derives from one of the numerous gens, in particular the Gens Mesia, which could have moved to the Rimini countryside inside the 3^rd century BC, receiving some territories from the Roman State within the place, as a battle prize. In the centuries following the Roman dominion, diverse residential areas settled within the territory of Agina, inside the areas of Agina, Santa Monica and Belvedere.

Misano became especially crucial with the development in 997 of the Parish Church of Sant Erasmo in Misano, still existing today and one of the oldest in the place. The jurisdiction of the parish church of Sant Erasmo in Misano bordered the parish churches of San Giorgio in Conca, of Saludecio, of San Savino, of San Lorenzo in Strada its jurisdiction extended in particular to the vicinity among the ultimate hills to the left of the Conca and the mouth of the river.