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About Rimini
Rimini, a vibrant resort town on Italy’s Adriatic Coast, is famous for its stunning beaches and lively atmosphere. With over 15 kilometers of sandy shoreline, it attracts sun-seekers and water sports enthusiasts alike. The historic center offers a glimpse into its rich past, featuring landmarks like the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge. Stroll the bustling Viale Amerigo Vespucci lined with shops, cafes, and nightlife options. Don't miss the chance to savor delicious local cuisine, including fresh seafood and traditional piadina. With its perfect blend of relaxation and culture, Rimini is an ideal destination for travelers of all ages.
Main attractions in
Three Martyrs Square
Castel Sismondo
The City Museum
Cavour Square
The Arch of Augustus
The Bridge of Tiberius
Three Martyrs Square
Piazza dei Tre Martiri in Rome is a historic square known for its monument dedicated to three martyrs who were executed here in 258 AD. This site is also a cultural and historical center, featuring architectural landmarks from different eras. It is deeply connected to significant events in Christian history, symbolizing faith and devotion.
Castel Sismondo
The Malatesta Castle (Rocca Malatestiana) is located in Cesena, Italy. Built in the 15th century, it was a crucial defensive structure. The castle features historical halls where significant events were held. Its architecture reflects Renaissance style and stands as a symbol of the Malatesta family's power.
The City Museum
The City Museum in Rimini (Museo della Città) features a collection that reflects the city's history and culture. Its exhibits include archaeological finds, medieval artifacts, paintings, and documents. The museum tells the story of Rimini's Roman and medieval past, including works by Renaissance artists.
Cavour Square
Piazza Cavour in Rimini is one of the city's main squares, located in the historic center. It is home to important architectural landmarks such as the medieval palace and statues. The square is named after Camillo Benso di Cavour, an Italian politician and key figure in Italy's unification.
The Arch of Augustus
The Arch of Augustus in Rimini is one of the oldest Roman arches, built in 27 BCE to commemorate Emperor Augustus's victories. It is an important example of ancient Roman architecture, symbolizing the entrance to the city and marking Roman power and grandeur.
The Bridge of Tiberius
The Tiberius Bridge in Rimini was built between 14 and 21 AD to connect the two banks of the Emilia River. Consisting of five arches, the bridge stands as a symbol of ancient Roman engineering and has remained in use through the centuries. It is still standing today.
Vacation with children
Rimini Beaches
Long sandy beaches with water sports and beach clubs for relaxation.
Odissea 2000 Waterpark
One of Italy's largest waterparks, with many attractions and water slides.
Piazza Cavour Walks
A great spot for walks with restaurants, shops, and historic buildings, perfect for evening outings.
Rimini Marina
A lovely place for strolls, enjoying seafood and views of yachts.
Piazza Garibaldi
A central square with cafés and shops, a popular spot for relaxation and observing city life.
Rimini Museum
The museum features archaeological finds and artworks reflecting the city's history.
