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Rimini is the liveliest beach resort town in Italy, on the Adriatic Sea, with over 15 kilometres of sandy beach lined with brightly coloured umbrellas. Beyond the beach, it has a Roman old town with an ancient bridge and triumphal arch, and it's the gateway to San Marino, the oldest tiny country in the world, perched on a mountaintop less than an hour away.
Why stay in Rimini
The Adriatic beach
A long stretch of fine sandy beach with full facilities, great for families and water sports.
Visit San Marino
Head up the mountain to the oldest tiny country in the world, with three fortress towers and spectacular panoramic views.
The Roman old town
See the Arch of Augustus and the two-thousand-year-old Tiberius Bridge, still in use today.
Follow Fellini's footsteps
Rimini is the birthplace of director Federico Fellini, with a museum and a square dedicated to him.
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Local dishes to try in Rimini
- 1🫓
Piadina
A thin grilled flatbread folded around cheese and ham, the legendary street food of the Romagna region.
📍 Street food - 2🍝
Strozzapreti
Hand-twisted pasta served with a meat or seafood sauce, a local speciality.
📍 Romagna food - 3🐟
Adriatic seafood
Fresh fish and shellfish from the Adriatic, fried mixed or grilled, fresh daily from the harbour.
📍 Seafood - 4🍷
Sangiovese wine
The signature red of the Emilia-Romagna region, smooth and easy-drinking, perfect with piadina.
📍 Romagna wine - 5🍰
Ciambella
A dense, homestyle ring cake to dunk in sweet wine in the afternoon, a traditional dessert.
📍 Dessert
- 1🏖️
Rimini Beach
A long sandy beach lined with brightly coloured umbrellas and deck chairs, buzzing all summer long.
📍 Marina Centro - 2🏛️
Arch of Augustus
The oldest surviving Roman triumphal arch in Italy, built in 27 BC.
📍 Old town - 3🌉
Bridge of Tiberius
A two-thousand-year-old Roman stone bridge, still in use, crossing the canal to the Borgo San Giuliano fishing quarter.
📍 Old town - 4🏰
San Marino
A tiny mountaintop country, a World Heritage site with three fortress towers and views over the Adriatic.
📍 10 km outside town - 5⛲
Piazza Cavour
The square in the heart of the old town, ringed by medieval palaces and an ancient fountain, a local meeting point.
📍 Old town - 6🎢
Italia in Miniatura
A park displaying miniature replicas of landmarks from all over Italy, fun for families.
📍 Suburbs
Things to do in Rimini
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3 Rimini hotels our team picked for you
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★ 8.8Upper-midHotel Continental Rimini
#2 4-star value · steps from the beach
★ 8.6Upper-midHotel Imperiale Rimini
#3 4-star near the beach · approachable price
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Hotel Antares Rimini
#6 beachfront 3-star · good-value half board
Hotel Touring Rimini
#7 3-star central Marina · easy on the budget
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🚆 Getting around Rimini
Walking and cycling
The seafront and old town are within walking distance, with bike lanes and bike-rental services across the city.
Bus to San Marino
There's a direct bus from Rimini train station up the mountain to San Marino, taking about 50 minutes.
Rimini train station
Coastal train connections to Bologna, Ravenna, and Ancona, easy to get around.
Metromare express bus
A dedicated-lane express bus linking Rimini with Riccione quickly along the coast.
Where to go next near Rimini
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VeniceA floating city in a labyrinth of canals and 400 bridges. Take a gondola ride past ancient palaces along the Grand Canal.
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FlorenceThe capital of Tuscany and birthplace of the Renaissance, home to the David statue and the red cathedral dome.
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MilanItaly's capital of fashion and design, home to the marble Duomo cathedral and Leonardo's The Last Supper.
See this city's guide →Frequently asked — where to stay in Rimini
How do you get to San Marino from Rimini?+
There's a direct bus from in front of Rimini train station up the mountain to San Marino, taking about 50 minutes, easily doable as a day trip, or you can drive up yourself. The scenery along the way is beautiful.
When is the best time to visit Rimini?+
Summer, June to September, is best for swimming and the liveliest atmosphere. If you prefer quiet and want to explore the old town and San Marino, May and October have good weather and fewer crowds.
Is Rimini good for families?+
Very much so. The beach has full facilities and safe shallow water for children, and there are several theme parks, including Italia in Miniatura and the Aquafan water park at nearby Riccione.
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