Rimini Attractions

 
Rimini lies on the Adriatic in the southeast corner of the North Italian plain, at the meeting-place of two important ancient roads, the Via Aemilia and the Via Flaminia, some 150km/93mi south of Venice. It is one of the most favored seaside resorts and has a beach 20km/12mi long ("Riviera del Sole").

History

The ancient Ariminum became a Roman colony in 268 B.C., commanding the road into northern Italy. In the 13th century it fell into the hands of the Malatesta family, and in 1528 was incorported in the States of the Church.

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Picture of San Leo

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The hill town of San Leo is home to a huge castle which is now an art gallery, as well as a cathedral and a 9th C church.

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Boats in the jetty at Cesenatico.Cesenatico, Rimini
Sunset over the shore at Cattolica.Cattolica, Rimini
The harbor at Cesenatico.Cesenatico, Rimini
Castle at San Leo.San Leo, Rimini
The Arch of Augustus in Rimini.Arch of Augustus, Rimini
Unique sailboats at Cesenatico.Cesenatico, Rimini
The beach at Cattolica.Cattolica, Rimini
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