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TOP 10 REASONS
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Why travel to Rimini: Find out the top 10 reasons to visit
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A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A SNEAK PEAK
A Sneak Peek into Rimini
- Rimini is a seaside resort town known for its wide beaches and vibrant nightlife.
- Over 100 beaches and seaside promenades overlook the Adriatic Sea, which are lined with villas, resorts, and hotels. Summer is the time when the beaches are bustling with activity.
- The ancient settlement of Ariminum grew where two important ancient roads, the Via Aemilia and the Via Flaminia, met about 150 kilometers south of Venice on the Adriatic shore.
- It became the Roman colony of Rimini in 268 BC and grew into a busy port and, by the late 1800s, a popular beach resort.
- Considering that it was badly battered by World War II bombing, Rimini has a surprising amount of its Roman past still intact.
- The long, white-sand beaches that stretch north and south of the port are still popular tourist attractions of the Riviera del Sole, as Italians call their Adriatic coast.
- The Malatestas, the family that ruled here from the 13th century, were great patrons of the arts and left the city a number of fine buildings and artworks.
- Capital: Province of Rimini
- International Airport: Federico Fellini International Airport (RMI)
- Population: 148,688
- Currency: Euro
- Time: GMT/UTC + 01:00 hour
- Driving side: Right
- Main Electricity: 230 V
- Official Language: Italian
- Religion: Roman Catholic
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGHLIGHTS
Top Tourist Attractions in Rimini
- The oldest known Roman triumphal arch in northern Italy can be found at the southern end of Corso di Augusto, Rimini's main street.
- The popular beach resort of Rimini stretches along the Adriatic coast northeast of the old town, a long stretch of white sand with gentle waves and rows of lounge chairs covered by edge-to-edge umbrellas.
- Children enjoy the Italia in Miniatura mini-trip through the wonders of Italy because they feel like giants in the Lilliputian village of more than 200 scale replicas of Italy's most famous attractions.
- The colorful Borgo San Giuliano, located near the Ponte di Tiberio, features stone-paved streets lined with small brightly painted houses.
- Another set of white-sand beaches on the Riviera del Sole is located southeast of Rimini.
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SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
SEASONS TO TRAVEL
Best Months to Visit Rimini
- Rimini has a temperate climate. So prepare for authentic Mediterranean summers and cool, balmy winters, which are two of Rimini's tourism highlights.
- Rimini is perhaps best visited in the spring and autumn.
- The best months to visit Rimini are in the beginning of the year, April, May, and June, and in the end of the year, September and October.
- June to August are the summer months. Rimini sees a lot of visitors during the summer, as well as a lot of sunny days.
- Daily highs of 25-28°C are typical, though temperatures can exceed 30°C.
- Tourists are given ten hours of sun, which is ideal for lying on the beach and letting your hair down. Thank your lucky stars, Rimini is not particularly humid in the summer, making the high temperatures bearable.
- November to February are the winter months.
- Despite the fact that winter nights can be bitterly cold, winter daytime temperatures are pleasant.
- During this time, there is still plenty of sunshine, especially in the autumn months of September and October.
- If you expect the city to be cold, bring a sweater and a coat. With constant rain, autumn can be quite wet, so bring something waterproof as well.
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WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
WORTH A VISIT
The Best Places to Visit in Rimini
Arco d'Augusto (Arch of Augustus)
- The northern Italy's oldest known Roman triumphal arch, built in 27 BC to commemorate the construction of the Via Flaminia, stands at the southern end of Corso di Augusto, Rimini's main street.
- The arch is unusual in that its extra-wide opening cannot be closed by doors, signifying the newly achieved peace after a long period of wars.
- It was part of a ring of defensive walls that were torn down in the 1930s.
- The crenelated top is a medieval addition that replaced a crown that was most likely topped by a statue of Caesar Augustus, the arch's patron.
Tempio Malatestiano
- The Tempio Malatestiano was built on top of an earlier medieval church and completed in Early Renaissance style between 1447 and 1460 to house the tombs of members of the Malatesta family, who ruled Rimini from the 13th century.
- The facade was designed by Leon Battista Alberti, who took inspiration from the Arch of Augustus, and it was the first in the Renaissance to be based on Roman traditions.
- Piero della Francesca painted frescoes depicting Sigismondo Malatesta kneeling before St. Sigismondo in the interior.
- Although he lived and worked in Rimini and was a major source of inspiration for the Rimini School of artists, Giotto's Crucifixion from the early 1300s is his only work in the city.
- The six side chapels' marble facings are so finely carved that they resemble monochromatic paintings.
Museo della Città (City Museum) and Domus del Chirurgo
- The City Museum, which is housed in a former Jesuit Monastery, houses over 1500 works from prehistory to the present and is known for its Roman mosaics and one of the finest collections of surgical and pharmaceutical equipment from antiquity.
- Ancient sculptures, ceramics, coins, glassware, bronzes, and surgical equipment from the Domus del Chirurgo, the doctor's house that has been excavated in Piazza Ferrari, are displayed chronologically in the museum.
- The Malatestas commissioned Renaissance art, including Bellini's Pietà and Domenico Ghirlandaio's Pala, and the art gallery features masterpieces from the 14th-century Rimini school as well as Renaissance art commissioned by the Malatestas.
- The large excavation site of the Surgeon's Domus, visible through a glass cover, is adjacent to the museum.
- In addition to this Roman home, the site contains later foundations in strata that reveal Rimini's history for over 2,000 years.
Italia in Miniatura
- Children enjoy the Italia in Miniatura mini-trip through the wonders of Italy because they feel like giants in the Lilliputian village of more than 200 scale replicas of Italy's most famous attractions.
- The Colosseum, the Campo dei Miracoli in Pisa, with the Leaning Tower, castles, famous squares, and even natural features like mountains and lakes can all be found.
- A Science Fun Fair and Interactive Driving School, as well as a panoramic tower and monorail, are among the additional attractions.
Rimini Beaches
- The popular beach resort of Rimini stretches along the Adriatic coast northeast of the old town, a long stretch of white sand with gentle waves and rows of lounge chairs covered by edge-to-edge umbrellas.
- This Italian beach culture may appear strange to those seeking sand and sun, but it can be found on nearly all Adriatic and Mediterranean beaches.
- Except in mid-August, when all beaches are at capacity, most are rented by the week, but some are available for a day or a few hours.
- Hotels, villas, pensioni, and restaurants line the beach. Rivabella, Viserba, and Torre Pedrera, which are all close by, are also popular holiday spots.
- Rimini's newest attraction for children – and adults who ride it for the view of the town and Adriatic – is hard to miss.
- The Rimini Ruota is a massive Ferris wheel that soars above the beachfront near the port of Rimini.
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DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
DISCOVER MORE
Rimini Off the Beaten Track
Ponte di Tiberio
- From the Arco d'Augusto, through the Forum (now Piazza Tre Martiri), and on to the Ponte di Tiberio, a Roman bridge, Rimini's broad Corso di Augusto runs straight through the center of the old town, as it has since Roman times.
- Despite the fact that it was started by Emperor Augustus, it was finished by Tiberius in AD 20. Its five arches span the Marecchia, also known as the Ariminus in ancient times.
- It is the only bridge across the Marecchia that has survived the German army's retreat in 1944.
Borgo San Giuliano
- The colorful Borgo San Giuliano, located near the Ponte di Tiberio, features stone-paved streets lined with small brightly painted houses.
- The painted scenes and designs that adorn some of the walls of this former fishermen's quarter are a highlight. Several are based on Federico Fellini's films, who was born and raised in Rimini.
- Others portray scenes and events from fishermen's lives.
- It's a lovely place to walk around in the evenings and during the lively festival in mid-July.
Castel Sismondo
- Only the central portions of the castle, which was built in the 1400s by Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta and was once surrounded by thick defensive walls and a moat, remain today.
- The Malatesta residence, which was richly decorated by tiles, frescoes, and tapestries, as depicted in contemporary paintings of court scenes, was the only remaining interior, which was itself fortress-like.
- The Tempio Malatestiano has one of these on display.
- At night, the castle's walls and towers are beautifully illuminated, and flea markets are frequently held in the park surrounding it.
- The interior is often used for art and other cultural exhibitions, and sign boards tell the story of the castle and the powerful Malatesta family.
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CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
CULTURE & TRADITIONS
Rimini Culture and Traditions
- In 27 B.C., Rimini was first adorned with monuments such as the ARCH OF AUGUSTUS.
- The arch was built to honor the PAX AUGUSTEA period at the end of the Roman FLAMINIA road.
- It is made of Istrian stone and resembles a temple with its high base, split columns, Corinthian capitals, and tympanum.
- The Gods' Statues, encased in the clypei, exalt the grandeur of Rome and Augustus' power.
- The TIBERIUS BRIDGE, which was built in ISTRIAN stone in A.D. 21, is made up of five arches supported by pillars and breakwater spurs set at an oblique angle to the bridge's axis to reduce the current's force of impact.
- Apart from the paved streets of the old town, the forum, the theatre, and the amphitheatre, the most recent archaeological find, the DOMUS DEL CHIRURGO (the surgeon's house), built in the II Century A.D., deserves special mention.
- It is located in Piazza Ferrari and is a fine example of Imperial Rome, with its beautiful mosaics and "tools of the trade" housed in the City Museum.
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FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
FOOD FUN FASHION
Rimini: Food, Fun & Fashion Guide
Guido
#Food
- Ristorante Guido on Miramare Beach is a classy spot for a delicious lunch or dinner with stunning views of the sea.
- Choose from the à la carte menu, which features Adriatic ingredients, or the tasting menus, which include house specialties.
- Brodetto is a traditional Riviera Romagnola delicacy. This soup has working-class roots but is now a staple of top chefs' menus.
- It used to be made with fish that were too small or of poor quality to sell and were brought home by fishermen to their families.
- Every town along the coast of Romagna has its own recipe, and the ingredients change with the seasons.
- However, there is one rule that must be followed: at least a dozen different types of fish must be used.
Brodo di Giuggiole
#Food
- Osteria Brodo di Giuggiole in Rimini's center is a great place to go for homemade egg pasta and traditional cappelletti (filled, hat-shaped pasta).
- They make their dough with stone-ground flour, as is customary. The ingredients and sauces for the pasta change according to the season.
- Wild mushrooms and seasonal vegetables, Montefeltro truffles, wild boar, and rabbit are all on the menu.
- The cheeses are served with chutneys made from scratch. Sangiovese, Cabernet, and Rebola are among the local red and white wines available.
- Remember to stop by the earthenware and stone room beneath the main dining area between courses to see an old focone that was once used to chargrill meat.
Zi' Teresa
#Food
- Ristorante Zi' Teresa is a small town restaurant located about a half-hour drive inland from Rimini.
- It's the ideal time to try a local delicacy: porchetta coniglio (rabbit in spit-roasted pork).
- The meat is stuffed with chopped garlic and wild fennel, giving the dish its distinct flavor.
- You'll have a crispy outer crust and a soft interior when it's finished cooking.
- The prices are reasonable, and there are a variety of set menus to choose from.
- A vegetarian tasting menu is also available, which is known for its imbufaliti passatelli (homemade pasta with aubergines, cherry tomatoes and buffalo mozzarella).
- Alternatively, the 100% vegan buffet, which includes everything from hot and cold appetizers to desserts, is available.
Esplanade
#Fashion
- One of Rimini's most popular streets runs along the coast from the port in Miramar and is closed to traffic in the evenings, allowing tourists to stroll along it while admiring the sea and visiting various shops.
- Everything from traditional souvenir shops to high-end jewelry and clothing can be found here. Normally, people purchase items that are displayed in store windows.
- These shops, however, are not the most popular shopping destinations.
Shopping Malls
#Fashion
- Le Befane, Rimini's largest shopping mall, literally translates to "Witch."
- What's more, this complex appears to be a girl's dream come true.
- There are over 130 stores catering to a wide range of tastes, including many well-known brands.
- Hours of operation: 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- You can get there by taking bus numbers 8, 9, or 20, which stop at Rimini railway station.
- We strongly advise you to pay it a visit without fail in order to replenish your wardrobe.
Gros Rimini
#Fashion
- Gros Rimini is a massive shopping mall and warehouse that was originally built for wholesale but is now open to retail customers.
- To visit all of these stores in one day would be impossible.
- This is the place to go if you want to buy a lot of things; otherwise, go to a mall.
- Gros Rimini is close to the Mall Le Befane, which was previously mentioned.
- This massive shopping mall is served by Bus No. 8, which stops right in the heart of it.
Italia in miniatura
#Fun
- Visiting Italy in Miniature in Rimini is an exciting and unique way to see all of Italy's wonders in one day.
- With over 270 scale replicas of Italian and European architectural wonders, the theme park, which opened in 1970, is dedicated to the historical, architectural, and cultural heritage of Italy.
- You can navigate the Grand Canal in a gondola, just like in Venice, or become scientists at the Science Fun Fair in Italy in Miniature.
- Water battles take place in Cannonacqua, while an interactive driving school introduces children aged 6 to 12 years to street education and awards them with a "real" driver's license.
- The Globe is a large area with tropical vegetation and large aviaries dedicated to the parrot world, with about 100 specimens: in the Pappanursery, you can watch the little ones grow from egg to first feathers.
- Italy in Miniature offers an exclusive YouMini experience that allows visitors to become the thumbnail of the Park after being "scanned 360 degrees" by laser beams and scaled up. Everyone can choose which region or city they want to be a "citizen" of Miniature Italy.
Fiabilandia
#Fun
- This large theme park in Rimini is ideal for the entire family, with over 30 attractions, exciting live shows, and lots of fun, all set in 150,000 square meters of greenery, where fantasy and imagination come together to create a truly unforgettable day.
- The BorgoMagico - The Babau Village (a maxi-area for the entertainment of small children); Captain Nemo Adventure with the "Battle of the Sprays" and the terrible monsters in the abyss; the magic of Merlin's Castle; the mysterious Bay of Peter Pan; the Valley of the Gnomes with its tiny inhabitants; the Giant Slip; the adv. Fiabilandia also has a spectacular live show and many attractions for adults and children, such as "Castoria."
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NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
NATURE & SAFARI
Rimini: Natural Beauty & Safari Adventures
- Parco Alcide Cervi is a personal favorite and a park that is popular with both locals and tourists for its practicality (it serves as a long shaded green corridor connecting the seaside and the old town) and beauty.
- The Parco Marecchia (official name: Parco XXV Aprile – commemorating Italian liberation day) is Rimini's other main park, located on the other side of town, near the famous Roman bridge, the Ponte di Tiberio.
- Piazza Ferrari is the greenest of the town's main squares, with a bustling playground area ideal for kids to relax, play, and make friends.
- Parco Marecchia is Rimini's largest park, covering an area of 235,000 square meters.
- The Tiberius Bridge is on one side, and the intersection of Via Marecchiese and Via Nuova Circonvallazione is on the other.
- The Aromi Garden is one of Rimini's hidden green gems.
- Tourists should follow the signs pointing in the right direction to get there, even if the location indicated by the signs appears to be a little secluded.
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EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
EVENTS & FIESTAS
Rimini Must-Attend Festivals and Events
- During the Carnival weekend, the Viserba tourist committee organizes two days dedicated to children.
- A Christmas village in Miramare's station area.The avenue is decked out with lights, nativity scenes, and Santa Claus' house, which is set in a Christmas forest.
- The Zavatta onlus center's traditional Nativity scene, which depicts the birth of Jesus in the heart of the historic center, is organized with the help of the Association's operators and the participation of people who attend training and social activities.
- This year, the Miramare Living Nativity brings together parents, teachers, and students from Miramare and the Don Domenico Masi Kindergarten to celebrate the Nativity.
- The Amarcort Film Festival is a platform for emerging filmmakers and independent productions.
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