museum, a theatre and the music school. Outside the town is the Sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie di Fornò, one of the most notable circular plan churches in Italy (late 15th century). It features two works by Agostino di Duccio. The basilica of San Rufillo was originally built in the 6th century but it is now a more recent reconstruction; it is home to two canvases by Luca Longhi and Francesco Menzocchi, and the tomb of Brunoro II Zempeschi, lord of Forlimpopoli. The church of the Servi (mid-15th century) has a painting by Marco Palmezzano. Culture The "Scuola di Musica Popolare di Forlimpopoli" was founded by the commune of Forlimpopoli and is now carried by an association of teachers and students. The main focus of teaching is the traditional folk music of the region. The music school has a supra-regional importance. In cooperation with the academy Burg Fürsteneck in Germany and the Eric Sahlström Institutet in Sweden it developed the "European Nyckelharpa Training". Twinned cities Villeneuve-Loubet, France Notable people Andrea Dovizioso, Italian MotoGP rider Pellegrino Artusi, author of one of the earliest cookery book Marco Uccellini, Baroque violinist and composer Vincenzo Balzani, chemist Daniel Hackett, American-Italian basketball player who currently plays for Brose Bamberg See also Forum Popilii, the bishopric, now a titular see References External links Cities and towns in Emilia-Romagna