Rimini

Rimini is the main destination of the Riviera Romagnola and is an internationally known tourist location.

It extends along the Adriatic coast for 15 km with hotels, night clubs, beach and sports facilities: its beach is the first in Italy for attendance.

However, Rimini also offers an important and interesting historical side, having been a colony founded by the Romans in 268 BC.

A strategic hub for communications between Northern and Southern Italy, the Roman Emperors erected majestic monuments in Rimini such as the Arch of Augustus, the Tiberius Bridge and the Amphitheatre; while in the Middle Ages, under the aegis of the Malatesta family, the magnificent Malatesta Temple was built.