Rimini Things To Do

Rimini beaches stretch for over 15Km and have been awarded the prestigious Blue Flag for cleanliness and sea quality. Holiday makers can choose between the free and paid beaches. Water sports such as canoeing, surfing and pedal boats are all available and the beaches provide easy access to numerous restaurants, bars, and cafes.

 

Sightseeing in Rimini can include historic monuments such as the ruins of the ancient roman amphitheatre, the well preserved roman Tiberius Bridge and the famous Pigna Fountain. Enjoy a dinner in the iconic Grand Hotel built in 1908 and used as a setting in the Fellini film Amarcord.

 

Day trips and excursions from Rimini can include the stunning mountain top republic of San Marino, one of the world’s smallest republics in the world dating back to 301 A.D. The town of Verucchio is located less than 30 minutes from Rimini and will provide breathtaking panoramic views of Emilia-Romagno. For lovers of castles and museums head to medieval Mondaino famous for the week long Piazza Magiore or Frying Pan Festival.

 

As you would expect from a location with a sunny climate there are no shortage of sports activities in Rimini. Golf lovers will be in heaven with the 18-hole championship course at the Rimini Golf Club. Emilia-Romagno boasts incredibly scenic countryside that is perfect for walking, mountain biking and horse riding. The Adriatic Sea is perfect for swimming, snorkelling, boating, and fishing.

 

From first class seafood restaurants by the marina to world famous nightclubs, a holiday in Rimini has it covered. Rimini is a nightlife hotspot and there is no shortage of restaurants, nightclubs, bars, and cafes. Once the sun sets Rimini becomes a party capital with dancing until dawn. Head to the famous Viale Vespucci or to the beachfront boulevard for the best nightlife options.