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Rimini is not just sea: there is really much more!
If you wish to discover Rimini hinterland and all its gems, we will give you the right information on what you really should not miss.
Hinterland villages
A few kilometres from Rimini are some of the most beautiful villages in Italy. One is Verucchio, famous for its Malatesta Fortress, the Archaeological Museum and the beautiful medieval centre, which offers a wonderful view of Montefeltro and the Riviera Romagnola.
Close to Verucchio there is San Leo, another picturesque and well-known village which stands high on a rocky spur and whose entrance is an arch carved into the rock. The medieval village is enriched by a Lombard Romanesque-style cathedral, an ancient Romanesque-style parish church, a military-style castle where the alchemist Cagliostro was imprisoned and lost his life.
Do you love stories and legends? Do not miss out on the village of Montebello, famous for its castle, where the ghost of Azzurrina is said to be still hovering.
Finally, visit Santarcangelo di Romagna, a lively and cheerful town with a beautiful historic centre and a main street dotted with shops and clubs. In Santarcangelo you can also visit an ancient fortress built in the Middle Ages by the Malatesta family, the famous eighteenth-century arch of Clement XIV and a series of caves dug in pre-Christian times.
Close to Verucchio there is San Leo, another picturesque and well-known village which stands high on a rocky spur and whose entrance is an arch carved into the rock. The medieval village is enriched by a Lombard Romanesque-style cathedral, an ancient Romanesque-style parish church, a military-style castle where the alchemist Cagliostro was imprisoned and lost his life.
Do you love stories and legends? Do not miss out on the village of Montebello, famous for its castle, where the ghost of Azzurrina is said to be still hovering.
Finally, visit Santarcangelo di Romagna, a lively and cheerful town with a beautiful historic centre and a main street dotted with shops and clubs. In Santarcangelo you can also visit an ancient fortress built in the Middle Ages by the Malatesta family, the famous eighteenth-century arch of Clement XIV and a series of caves dug in pre-Christian times.
Republic of San Marino
Visit the oldest state in the world: striking, panoramic, unique! The historic centre of San Marino stands on Mount Titano, from which you can enjoy an all-round view of the Adriatic Riviera and Montefeltro.
Inside the old city there are shops, clubs, museums and prestigious monuments, such as the three castles of San Marino, the Palazzo Pubblico, and the parish church.
Inside the old city there are shops, clubs, museums and prestigious monuments, such as the three castles of San Marino, the Palazzo Pubblico, and the parish church.
Amusement parks on the Riviera
The Riviera Romagnola is also famous for its numerous theme parks. Only in Rimini there are Fiabilandia and Italia in Miniatura, while Riccione hosts the water park Aquafan and the marine and terrestrial fauna world of Oltremare.
A few kilometres from Rimini, in the Ravenna area, you can reach Mirabilandia, the largest amusement park in Italy, with lots of attractions!
A few kilometres from Rimini, in the Ravenna area, you can reach Mirabilandia, the largest amusement park in Italy, with lots of attractions!