Arch of Augustus

Arch of Augustus is a landmark monument built in 27 BC in honour of Ceasar Augustus. This arch served to mark the end of the via Flaminia, linking the cities of Romagna to Rome, and marked the beginning of the via Emilia, a road leading northwest to Piacenza. The Arch of Augustus is the oldest surviving Roman arch and has a single gate that is nearly 10 metres high.

• Web:

  www.rimini.com/luoghi-da-visitare/arco-d-augusto

• Address:

  Corso d'Augusto, Rimini

• Phone:

  +39 0541 53399

Aviation Museum

The Aviation Museum, Museo Dell’Aviazione, is located outside Rimini and has around 40 planes, including a MiG-23, Phantom and Lockheed F-104. Some of the planes on display are from conflicts in Korea, India-Pakistan, Vietnam, Iran-Iraq, Gulf, Afghanistan and Bosnia. Here you will also find other items on display, such as uniforms and photos.

• Web:

  www.museoaviazione.com

• E-mail:

  info@museoaviazione.com

• Address:

  Via Santa Aquilina 58, Rimini

• Phone:

  +39 0541 756 696

• Opening hours:

  Summer: daily 10am–6pm. Rest of the year: Sat & Sun from 10am

Bagno Egisto 38

Bagno Egisto 38 is a beach in Rimini that offers a variety of activities like a water gym, sunbathing, beach volley and ping pong. This tourist village has been here since 1994 and today it offers, in collaboration with several hotels, many different types of services during both day and night.

• Web:

  www.bagnoegisto38.com

• E-mail:

  info@bagnoegisto38.com

• Address:

  Viale Giuliano Dati 113H, Rimini

• Phone:

  +39 348 517 9809

• Opening hours:

  Daily 7am–8pm

Borgo San Giuliano

Borgo San Giuliano, a quaint neighbourhood characterized by its vibrant, painted walls and narrow streets, is most renowned for its captivating murals adorning many of the buildings. Despite its past reputation for poverty and crime, this area has undergone a remarkable transformation, evolving from a disadvantaged neighbourhood into a charming and picturesque enclave. As you stroll through the streets of Borgo San Giuliano, you'll be greeted by a visual feast of colourful artwork. Don't forget to bring your camera along as you explore this beautiful district, which owes much of its fame to the legendary filmmaker Federico Fellini.

• Web:

  www.borgosangiuliano.com

• Address:

  Borgo San Giuliano, Rimini

Church of San Giuliano Martire

San Giuliano Martire is a Renaissance-style Roman Catholic church that also serves as a museum. Construction of this remarkable structure took place from 1553 to 1575, and it stands adjacent to an abbey that once belonged to the Benedictine order. Within the museum section of the church, you can explore an impressive collection of artworks, including renowned paintings by Paolo Veronese that depict the martyrdom of St. Julian and Bittino da Faenza, illustrating the life of the saint.

• Address:

  Via San Giuliano 16, Rimini

• Phone:

  +39 0541 25761

City Centre of Rimini

Despite not being particularly large in size, the city centre of Rimini is a special mix of historical monuments, narrow streets adorned with ancient buildings, unique boutiques and a magical atmosphere. You can spend a relaxing time walking through the streets or enjoying a coffee in a true Italian caffetteria. Its historical and architectural significance transports visitors back to medieval times, providing an authentic taste of Italian culture.

• Web:

  www.comune.rimini.it

• Address:

  Rimini Paese, Rimini