Roman and Renaissance Rimini: Tempio Malatestiano and 6 more
Roman and Malatesta Rimini: the Arch of Augustus, the Ponte di Tiberio, Alberti’s Tempio Malatestiano, Castel Sismondo and the City Museum. Checked October 2026.
Roman and Malatesta Rimini: the Arch of Augustus, the Ponte di Tiberio, Alberti’s Tempio Malatestiano, Castel Sismondo and the City Museum. Checked October 2026.
Rimini beyond the beach: the Teatro Galli where Verdi’s Aroldo premiered, the Cinema Fulgor of Fellini’s boyhood and Parco XXV Aprile. Checked October 2026.
In the vibrant city of Rimini, known globally for its sun-drenched beaches and lively nightlife, lies a vast green oasis
In the heart of Rimini, a coastal city celebrated for its beaches and vibrant history, lies a place of profound
While the city of Rimini is a seaside resort famed for its beaches and nightlife, it also holds a treasure
Rimini, a vibrant city on Italy’s Adriatic coast, where ancient Roman history meets sun-kissed beaches and lively culture, offers a
Are you searching for the perfect family activity in Rimini that blends fun, education, and exploration? Ditch the typical tourist
The Chiesa della Madonna della Scala, nestled within the charming Borgo Sangiuliano district of Rimini, is more than just a
Borgo San Giuliano in Rimini: the fishermen’s quarter painted with Fellini murals, Gelsomina and Amarcord, and the Festa de’ Borg. Checked October 2026.
The Ponte di Tiberio, an enduring testament to Roman engineering prowess, stands as a magnificent icon of Rimini’s rich history.
The Rimini City Museum (Museo della Città), located in the former Jesuit convent on Via Luigi Tonini, is a treasure
The Domus del Chirurgo in Rimini: the Roman surgeon Eutyches, his 150 surgical tools, the Orpheus mosaic and where to see the finds. Checked October 2026.