A resort with an incredible number of beaches, even for the discerning tourist. You can find absolutely any place to relax, from a noisy area to endless silence and tranquility. But not only the beaches attract travelers here. Rimini has a very rich historical life.
"Italy in Miniature". This is the name of the park that shows us the sights of Italy. The buildings are shown in miniature. If you do not have the opportunity to travel around all the "hot" places in Italy, feel free to go to this park, you will not regret the time spent. And if you are traveling with kids, there are attractions here.
Tiberius Bridge. It is so old that, having walked along it, you can find yourself in the 1st century, it was then that Tiberius was built. So many tourists have passed over the bridge that the handrails gleam in the sun. Of course, the bridge looks even more attractive in the evenings.
Temple of Malatesta. It was built during the reign of Malatesta himself, in the 15th century. The ruler wanted to make it a tomb for himself and his wife. But, unfortunately, the construction was not completed, Malatesta had no funds left. Now the building of the temple serves as the Catholic Church.
Federico Fellini Museum. The city of Rimini is the birthplace of the world renowned filmmaker. In this museum you can see costumes from films, "Oscars" and much more that describe the moments of Federico's life.
The Arch of Augustus served as a gateway, since the city was surrounded. It was built in 27 BC. This oldest masterpiece, which has survived to our times, depicts the gods of Rome.
