Forli is sited in an historically strategic position, on the road leading to Tuscany. The city is rich in culture and preserves a magnificently intact historic center. Historically Forlì was divided into quarters, with the ancient names 'Borgo Rivaldino', 'Borgo San Pietro', 'Borgo Schiavonia' and 'Borgo Cotogni'. There are many monuments and Museums to see in Forlì including the Art Museum, Verzocchi Collection, the Pedriali Collection, the Albicini Armery, the Museum of the Unification, the Ethnographic Museum, the Ceramics Museum, the Ornithological Museum, the Theatre Museum, the Archeological Museum, the Church of the Madonna del Fuoco, the Church of St Pellegrinno, the Church of St Maria in Schiavonia, the Church of St Antonio Vecchio, the Church of St Mercuriale, the Cathedral of Santa Croce, Palazzo Albertini, Palazzo Manzoni, Palazzo Orsi-Mangelli, Palazzo Sassi-Masini, Palazzo Reggiani, Palazzo Albicini, Palazzo Paolucci de Calcoli, Palazzo Guarini-Torelli.