Rimini

About Rimini

Rimini, the capital city of the Province of Rimini, is located in the northern Emilia-Romagna region of Italy. This city is a captivating tapestry of contrasts, nestled between the Marecchia and Ausa rivers. In the city center, ancient narrow streets and cosmopolitan squares, such as Piazza Cavour, Piazza Tre Martiri, and Corso d’Augusto, create a unique juxtaposition against the lively tourist zones and bustling beachfront areas. Here, vibrant bars and restaurants attract families and couples alike. Rimini's diverse character is further highlighted by its districts, each possessing its own distinct charm. These neighborhoods include Bellariva, Marebello, Marina Centro, Miramare, Rivabella, Rivazzurra, San Giuliano Mare, Torre Pedrera, and Viserba. Among the city's must-see attractions, you'll find the enchanting Tiberius Bridge, an architectural marvel dating back to the 1st Century AD, the captivating Pigna Fountain, and the grandeur of the Great Arch of Augustus.