Rimini Overview

The original settlers of Rimini were most likely Greek, but the area was inhabited somewhat later by Celts. By 268BC, the spot was occupied by Romans, who established a colony bordering Umbria and Aemilium (Emilia-Romagna today). The settlement's seaside location led to its development as an important economic and political centre. more...

Rimini Activities

One of Italy's main museums devoted to ethnology is located in Rimini. The Museo degli Sguardi is dedicated to archaeological and ethnological aspects of the cultures of Africa, pre-Columbian America, Oceania, and parts of Asia. Among the museum's holdings are the pre-Columbian artefacts of Ugo Canepa from Biella and the smaller, but important Amazonian collection that was donated by Bruno Fusconi from Cesena. Phone: +39 541 751224. more...

Rimini Events and Festivals

Mediterranean Seafood Exposition: held annually in Rimini over several days in late February, this is one of the most comprehensive food and beverage expositions of the coastal area. Local seafood and produce are featured, as are local dishes and also international foods. more...

Rimini Sightseeing

For many visitors, the beaches of the Rimini Riviera are the major attraction here, but there are plenty of additional sights of interest in and around the historic city centre. Rimini's Roman period dates from the 3rd century BC, and a number of ruins remain from that time. A bit later, in 27 BC, the Arco d'Augusto was erected, and a Roman bridge, Ponte di Tiberio, was constructed in 21 AD. Piazzas lined with historic buildings and nearby ancient villages are also popular with tourists. more...

Rimini Transport

Rimini International Airport (RMI), also known as Aeroporto Internazionale Federico Fellini, is located approximately seven kilometres from the city of Rimini. It services Rimini and San Marino with flights on scheduled airlines and major charter operators that arrive from points across Europe and other parts of the world as well. more...

Rimini Travel Tips

Tap water in the area is safe to drink, but most people choose to drink bottled water, which is readily available. Normal cautions should be exercised with food, remembering that uncooked or undercooked fish, seafood and meat can cause health hazards. more...