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Golden sands, ancient history, and mouthwatering Italian cuisine – Rimini has it all. Whether you're after a sun-soaked beach break, a deep dive into Roman history, or a buzzing nightlife scene, this coastal gem on Italy’s Adriatic Riviera is calling your name.
Highlights
Miles of golden beaches – Rimini boasts a whopping 15km of sandy coastline, perfect for sun-worshippers and water sports enthusiasts.
Rich history – Explore Roman ruins, medieval castles, and Renaissance piazzas, all within walking distance.
Epic nightlife – From beachfront bars to mega-clubs, Rimini’s party scene is legendary.
Authentic Italian cuisine – Whether it's fresh seafood, handmade pasta, or piadina flatbreads, Rimini’s food scene is top-tier.
Getting around
Rimini is well-connected, making it easy to explore. Federico Fellini International Airport is just a short drive from the city centre, with flights from major European cities. The train station links Rimini to Bologna, Venice, and beyond, while local buses and taxis are widely available for zipping around town. Hiring a bike or scooter is also a popular choice, letting you cruise between beaches and historic sites with ease. If you fancy exploring further afield, the tiny republic of San Marino is less than an hour’s drive away and makes for a perfect day trip.
Things to do for families in Rimini
Rimini is a dream for families, offering plenty to keep both kids and adults entertained. Start at Fiabilandia, a theme park designed especially for little ones, packed with fairytale rides and interactive shows. For water lovers, Aquafan is a must – it’s one of Italy’s biggest water parks, with thrilling slides, wave pools, and lazy rivers. Animal lovers should head to Oltremare, where dolphin and bird of prey shows captivate audiences of all ages. And of course, Rimini’s beaches are ideal for family fun, with shallow waters, kids’ clubs, and plenty of ice cream stops along the way.
Things to do for couples in Rimini
Rimini is effortlessly romantic, making it an ideal getaway for couples. Stroll hand in hand through the historic centre, stopping at Ponte di Tiberio, a Roman bridge dating back to 21 AD, and Piazza Cavour, a charming square filled with cafés and fountains. For a touch of luxury, book a private beach cabana and sip cocktails as the sun sets over the Adriatic. If you’re after a cultural date, visit the stunning Castel Sismondo, a 15th-century fortress perfect for a dreamy evening wander. To top it all off, share a candlelit dinner at a traditional trattoria, feasting on handmade pasta and fresh seafood with a glass of local Sangiovese wine.
Things to do for groups in Rimini
Whether it’s a mates’ holiday or a hen or stag do, Rimini delivers the goods. Kick off the fun at the beach, where you can rent paddleboards, try jet skiing, or join a beach volleyball game. As the sun sets, head to Rimini’s legendary nightlife scene, starting with aperitivos by the shore before moving on to clubs like Altromondo Studios or Cocoricò, where world-class DJs keep the party going until dawn. If you fancy a break from the beach, take a group trip to San Marino, one of the world’s smallest countries, perched on a hill with jaw-dropping views. For something quirky, visit Italia in Miniatura, a theme park featuring tiny replicas of Italy’s most famous landmarks—perfect for some hilarious group selfies.
Things to do for foodies in Rimini
Rimini is a paradise for food lovers, offering everything from rustic trattorias to high-end seafood restaurants. Start your culinary journey with a piadina, a local flatbread stuffed with cheese, prosciutto, or fresh greens – simple but delicious. For seafood, head to La Marianna, a classic Rimini institution serving up the freshest catch of the day. Pasta lovers can’t miss out on strozzapreti, a hand-rolled pasta typical of the region, best enjoyed with a rich ragù sauce. And for a proper Italian sweet treat, grab a scoop (or three) of gelato from one of the many gelaterias dotted around town. If you’re keen to get hands-on, book a cooking class to learn how to make authentic Italian dishes from scratch—because nothing beats homemade pasta and tiramisu!