
Rimini is a thrilling seaside resort in the region of Emilia Romagna that draws thousands of tourists every year to enjoy its warm and welcoming atmosphere. Referred to as the capital of Italian seaside tourism and nightlife, this is the perfect place to spend your holiday if you like to party hard!
Those wishing to spend their entire break to Italy in this area have a lovely range of holiday villas and apartments in Rimini to choose from. Get ready to enjoy a fifteen kilometre stretch of sand, sea and sunshine surrounding this adventurous city!
Those wishing to spend their entire break to Italy in this area have a lovely range of holiday villas and apartments in Rimini to choose from. Get ready to enjoy a fifteen kilometre stretch of sand, sea and sunshine surrounding this adventurous city!

At night, head down to the lively promenade which is lined with wonderful restaurants, bars and nightclubs that entertain until the early hours! There’s a fun amusement park here with a Ferris wheel. Why not have a go on it and get the chance to see the glittering lights of Rimini city reflecting across the calm sea waters...it’s such a memorable sight!
For tourists who prefer to participate in a more relaxed holiday to Rimini, why not lie back in one of four naturally heated salt water pools at the Rimini Terme area of the city. There’s a spa centre beside them which offers a great pampering range of treatments that will leave you feeling beautifully warm and happy afterwards!
Why not head in and tour around the historical centre one morning. There are many interesting buildings and monuments here including some Roman ruins of an amphitheatre, a town gate and a bridge.
Walk around the main square called Piazza Cavour where you might get to browse around the frequent markets that are held in it. See the nearby fortress called Castel Sismondo or the masterpiece of Renaissance architecture called the Malatesta Temple .
For tourists who prefer to participate in a more relaxed holiday to Rimini, why not lie back in one of four naturally heated salt water pools at the Rimini Terme area of the city. There’s a spa centre beside them which offers a great pampering range of treatments that will leave you feeling beautifully warm and happy afterwards!
Why not head in and tour around the historical centre one morning. There are many interesting buildings and monuments here including some Roman ruins of an amphitheatre, a town gate and a bridge.
Walk around the main square called Piazza Cavour where you might get to browse around the frequent markets that are held in it. See the nearby fortress called Castel Sismondo or the masterpiece of Renaissance architecture called the Malatesta Temple .

This intricate monument encases a medieval church in marble and was transformed into a haven of art and beauty during the Era of Enlightenment. It proudly displays wonderful works of art, including a painting by Giotto created in 1312 and several vivid frescoes by Piero della Francesca.
There’s a superb city museum in Rimini that is made up of forty rooms, housing over 1500 works of art as well as a fascinating archaeology section detailing the history of the area. A visit to this place would indeed be a sight for sore eyes!
Only four kilometres away from the city is a charming fishing town called Viserba. There’s an incredible tourist park here called ‘Italia in Miniatura' which displays nearly 300 mini scale versions of famous sites across Italy. It’s open daily for most of the year from March until December and would be an excellent addition to your trip.
Rimini has so much and more to offer visitors, it’s a haven of entertainment and beauty so why not choose it as your next Italian holiday destination!
There’s a superb city museum in Rimini that is made up of forty rooms, housing over 1500 works of art as well as a fascinating archaeology section detailing the history of the area. A visit to this place would indeed be a sight for sore eyes!
Only four kilometres away from the city is a charming fishing town called Viserba. There’s an incredible tourist park here called ‘Italia in Miniatura' which displays nearly 300 mini scale versions of famous sites across Italy. It’s open daily for most of the year from March until December and would be an excellent addition to your trip.
Rimini has so much and more to offer visitors, it’s a haven of entertainment and beauty so why not choose it as your next Italian holiday destination!
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picture 1: RiminiCity / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 2: RiminiCity / CC BY-SA 3.0;
picture 3: Cifo Buscemi / CC BY 3.0