The whale-shaped fountain in the centre of the pretty little square next to the jetty in San Giuliano a Mare

In the pretty little Piazzetta Zavagli, in the heart of the city’s historic centre, is perhaps one of the most

The uniqueness of this space lies in the origin of the stones it preserves. In fact, the 150 or so

In one of the most picturesque areas of the city, Borgo San Giuliano, and in one of the prettiest little

E’ caval dla Paranghela is a small but wonderful marble bas-relief depicting a horseman on horseback set in one of

This place is suggested to the more curious who will enjoy searching through the narrow tree-lined streets of San Giuliano

In 1948, just a few years after the end of the terrible Second World War, Rimini was still picking through

That the sun rises in the east and sets in the west is obviously a fact… just as – another

A hidden gem in the streets of the small village outside the Sant’Andrea gate is undoubtedly the old wash-house. Or

Perhaps not everyone knows that the Malatesta Temple not only holds some of the most important treasures of the Renaissance

In Piazza Tre Martiri, formerly the ancient Roman forum of Ariminum, in the heart of the city, stands the statue

Since May 2021, a giant metal marlin fish has towered in San Giuliano a Mare, at the corner of viale

At the foot of Castel Sismondo, in the historic centre of Rimini and the new urban design of the city,

In the early 16th century, a small temple dedicated to St Anthony of Padua was built in memory of the

The sculpture by Krzysztof M. Bednarski (Cracow, 1953) Meeting Federico Fellini is located on the Lungofiume degli Artisti (Artists’ Promenade)

The bronze statue, erected by the Municipality of Rimini as an act of gratitude to Pope Paul V (Camillo Borghese),

Coming from the Corso d’Augusto, on the left-hand side of Piazza Cavour, is the entrance to the Vecchia Pescheria (the

The Dock of Rimini (Darsena) is located on the left side of the port, it is one of the most

Galli Theatre (Teatro Galli) is located in Cavour Square, close to Castel Simondo. It stands on the short side of

The construction of the Roman Amphitheatre (l’anfiteatro romano) was ordered by the Emperor Hadrian, as evidenced by the coin portraying

Malatesta Temple (Tempio Malatesta or Duomo) is an authentic jewel of the Italian Renaissance. It was commissioned by Sigismondo Malatesta

Sismondo Castle (Castel Sismondo), also known as Malatesta Fortress, was located outside the city centre and has undergone a long

The construction of  Tiberius Bridge (Ponte di Tiberio) over the river Ariminus (now Marecchia), was begun by Emperor Augustus in

The Surgeon’s House (Casa del Chirurgo) is an archaeological park opened to the public, comprising more than 700 square meters

With the exception of Porta Del Gattolo, inside Sismondo Castle, Galliana Gate (Porta Galliana), built in the 13th century, is

The Piazza sull’Acqua (Square on the Water) is a splendid spot in the midst of greenery from which to admire

Borgo San Giuliano, connected to the city by the two thousand year old Tiberius Bridge, is today one of the

The Square of Dreams (Piazza dei Sogni)  is the place that creates a true cultural hub and embraces, in a

Fulgor Palace, set inside Palazzo Valloni, a 18th century building whose façade was designed by the architect Giuseppe Valadier, is

The Fellini Museum is an extensive project dedicated to the great Rimini film director Federico Fellini and included by the

The Sea Park is the green urban redevelopment project that has transformed Rimini’s seafront into a place of greenery, environment

Palazzi dell’Arte Rimini Museum is located in to medieval palaces: Palazzo dell’Arengo and Palazzo del Podestà. It was inaugurated in

The church, known to the people of Rimini as Santa Rita from the image that is venerated there, owes its

Today there remains no trace of the Rimini ancient port, except an attractive decoration highlighting a mosaic with a harbour

Of this imposing building for performances erected in the 1st century A.D., only a few ruins remain today, incorporated in

This stands with its splendidly circular form beside the statue of Paul V on the square. It was reconstructed by

The Fountain of the Four Horses is located in Piazzale Fellini in an extraordinarily scenic spot, closing the perspective of

The waterfront towards the harbour boasts the Grand Hotel, an Art-Nouveau building designed by Paolito Somazzi and inaugurated in 1908.

Piazza Tre Martiri is the heart of Rimini. Located at point of intersection between the cardus maximus and the decumanus

While Piazza Tre Martiri was the original heart of the city from its foundation, and is the largest square, Piazza

The Biblioteca Civica Gambalunga (Gambalunga Public Library) is located inside the building of the same name owned by the family

Palazzo Lettimi, in Via Tempio Malatestiano is an eye-catching and mysterious ruin. Once one of the most notable buildings in

This notable monument was erected in 1330 and it was the house of the “city lord”. The Palace underwent a

One of the most magnificent and fascinating buildings of Rimini is the Arengo Palace, which is located in Cavour Square,

In 1518 a small temple was built to St Anthony in the ancient forum of Rimini (now Piazza Tre Martiri)

Known as the Church of St Clare, it stands near the Augustus Arch and was erected in the 14th century

This Franciscan complex was built between 1391 and 1396 using a donation made by the Caminate family, an ally of

Built in 1759, designed by Giovan Francesco Buonamici. This was his last construction. On the outside there are plaster statues

This church is worth visiting for various reasons: the architecture of the large auditorium was transformed with precious stuccoes, ancones

It was already a Bendectine Church, well-known in the 9th century. In the 9th century, the church is part of

The Chiesa dei Servi, or Church of Servants, was founded in 1317 and can be found in Corso d’Augusto in

Since the sixth century B.C. Covignano Hill, full of woods and springs, was the seat of worship around the water

In front of S. Giustina church there is the milestone of Via Aemilia that signaled the fifth mile away from

Today’s Three Martyrs Square is exactly at the Roman Forum in Rimini: you can see the on flooring left in

Colonnella Milestone: On the sidelines of Via Flaminia, a few meters away from the church of S. Maria della “Colonnella”,

At point of intersection between the cardus maximus and decumanus maximus, in correspondence with the present Piazza Tre Martiri, was

The Montanara Gate, also called the “Sant’Andrea Gate” dates back to the first century BC, and was part of a

The Arch of Augustus was erected by the Roman Senate in 27 BD. The Arch honours the figure and the

The Malatesta Temple, Cathedral of the diocese since 1809, is a famous example of Renaissance architecture and maybe the most

During the Fellini’s tour you cant’ miss this point of interest. It’s a homage to the movie E la nave

It is perhaps one of the most complete and suggestive views of the city that can be admired from the

La palata is the term by which all the people of Rimini call the last stretch of the port. It

The Lungofiume degli artisti (artists’ riverfront) is a characteristic area of San Giuliano Mare, but also one of the quietest

At the edge of Borgo San Giuliano, along the left bank of the canal port in the stretch from the

The construction of the Amphitheatre by the emperor Hadrian (as evidenced by the coin portraying the emperor, found in the

La chiesa di Sant’Agostino si trova in via Cairoli, a pochi passi da piazza Cavour. L’edificio, in stile romanico-gotico, conosciuto

The City Museum is located near one of the city’s central squares, Piazza Ferrari. It is one of the richest

The Visitor Centre, a privileged tourist information point in the city centre, is located inside the deconsecrated Church of Santa