Rimini is a city in constant evolution. From the Rimini of ancient Rome to the Rimini of the Malatesta Seignory, the Rimini of the villages, of Fellini, of summer tourism and entertainment. Rimini is a city in constant evolution, which loves novelty and is the ideal place for new encounters. Indeed, one could say that the true beauty of the city lies in its openness. Rimini is a city that is hospitable and open to all.
You only have to stroll through the streets of the historic centre or cycle along the canal port to feel its dynamism in the air you breathe and in the character of the people here. In recent years, this city has seen the completion of an urban regeneration plan that has radically changed its profile.
Based on the principles of environmental sustainability and cultural promotion, this season of change has given rise to a true urban revolution.
Today, Rimini presents itself as a renewed city, with a splendid square overlooking the water at the Tiberius Bridge, with Castel Sismondo housing the Fellini Museum, the Galli Theatre, restored to its former glory, the Fulgor Cinema, and ambitious projects such as the Parco del Mare (sea park), with over ten kilometres of green spaces and wellness areas overlooking the Adriatic.
