Welcome to Rimini, where history meets the sea
Rimini is one of the gems of the Adriatic coast, a city that perfectly blends its rich history with a lively and modern atmosphere. Famous for its golden beaches and clear waters, Rimini offers much more than just a seaside getaway. Explore the city’s ancient roots, from the Arch of Augustus to the Tiberius Bridge, landmarks that stand as testaments to its Roman past. Don’t miss a visit to the Malatesta Temple, a masterpiece of Renaissance architecture.
Beyond history, Rimini is alive with culture, offering a vibrant nightlife, fantastic cuisine, and events throughout the year. Whether you’re strolling through the charming streets of the old town or enjoying the energy of the seafront promenade, there’s something for everyone.
What to see in Rimini
Getting Around
Rimini is an easily accessible city, with multiple options for getting around. The city’s public transport network includes buses that connect the center with the surrounding areas, and the Metromare rapid transit system links Rimini with Riccione. Rimini’s city center is also very pedestrian-friendly, making it easy to explore on foot or by bike, with several bike-sharing options available.
For those traveling further afield, Rimini is well connected by train to major Italian cities, and the nearby Federico Fellini International Airport offers connections to various European destinations.
Taste the Best of Rimini
No visit to Rimini is complete without indulging in the incredible local cuisine. Emilia-Romagna is known as the heart of Italian food culture, and Rimini offers a delicious showcase of regional specialties. From piadina, the local flatbread, to fresh seafood caught daily along the coast, the culinary traditions here are rich and varied. Pair your meal with a glass of Sangiovese, a local red wine, and finish with a taste of squacquerone, a soft, creamy cheese native to the area.
Here are a few restaurants to enjoy the best of Rimini’s cuisine:
- Ristorante Guido – A Michelin-starred seafood restaurant located directly on the beach, offering fresh, creative dishes.
- Osteria de Borg – A cozy, traditional spot in Rimini’s historic Borgo San Giuliano district, serving authentic local fare.
- Casa Zanni – established in 1919 in Villa Verucchio, offers traditional Romagna cuisine in a warm, rustic setting.
Explore Beyond Rimini
Rimini is just the beginning. The entire Emilia-Romagna region is full of hidden gems waiting to be discovered, from the stunning landscapes of the Apennine Mountains to the world-famous motor valley. For a deeper look at everything the region has to offer, check out Emilia Romagna Turismo.
