Rimini is a city on the Adriatic coast in Italy’s Emilia-Romagna region.
This area of Italy was once prominent in the Roman Empire and the remains of a Roman city
can still be seen.
Originally founded in 268 BC, the city served as a vital communications outpost and its
location on the Adriatic Sea made it an important stronghold.
Today, this gorgeous coastal city with its 15km long stretch of white sandy beaches,
has a host of historical sites, beautiful parks, charming Piazzas and interesting museums
for visitors to enjoy.
Before we get into the top 10 things to do in Rimini, we’ve included links in the description
to various discount codes and links to resources of things to do, so make sure you check those
out.
10) At number 10 is Italia in Miniatura
Located approximately 15 minutes to the north east of Rimini, the Italia in Miniatura is
a brilliant attraction that displays over 200 beautifully detailed miniatures based
on real life buildings and architectural triumphs from different regions of Italy, including
the Colosseum, the leaning tower of Pisa and Florence Cathedral.
Visitors can explore castles, houses, and rivers, watch gondolas on Venice canals and
more.
With panoramic views from the Rainbow Monorail, the super rapid ride and 7D movies, there
is so much to see at Italia in Miniatura.
9) Number 9 is Oltremare
Located outside of Rimini, Oltremare brings nature, science, and adventure together in
this large area.
Visitors can view outdoors action with lots of animal shows featuring birds and aquatic
creatures, see live dolphin shows at one of the largest dolphin lagoons in Europe and
learn about their natural habitats.
Then watch birds of prey flying over head, meet some interesting parrots, and make a
splash at the Water Park!
8) At number 8 is The Wheel of Rimini
Situated on the waterfront, the Wheel of Rimini is a fantastic way to take in the scenic views
of the city and the ocean beyond.
The giant Ferris wheel was built in 2009, complete with self-enclosed booths, at the
end of a marina.
Rising to a height of 55 meters visitors can see the entire length of the Riviera on a
clear day.
7) Number 7 is Tempio Malatestiano
The Tempio Malatestiano, or the church of San Francesco as it was correctly known up
until the nineteenth century, is one of the most impressive monuments in Rimini.
The importance of the church lies in the fact that it was one of the first ecclesiastical
buildings to incorporate classical architecture.
Inside there is an abundance of decoration and religious artefacts including an ornate
crucifix designed by Giotto and some beautiful sculptures.
6) At number 6 is Parco Giovanni Paolo II
Rimini has several stunning public parks and the most notable is the Parco Giovanni Paolo
II.
Visitors can find this wonderful natural space in the southern regions of Rimini next to
the Congressional Palace.
The main feature of the park is the large artificial lake that is home to a wide variety
of wildlife and fauna.
With footpaths that wind through the parkland, this park is perfect for those who love to
walk and enjoy the outdoors, or for families who want an open space to relax and play sport.
5) Number 5 is the Arch of Augustus
The Arch of Augustus stands tall at the end of Rimini’s main road, the Corso di Augusto
and dates back to 27 B.C. when it was built as part of the defensive walls that surrounded
the city.
Today the arch stands in fantastic condition despite its immense age and the surrounding
grounds are pleasant to walk through once you have admired this important Roman relic.
4) At number 4 is BoaBay Waterpark
Just 100 meters off the glorious Rimini coastline, the incredible BoaBay floating Adventure Park
is a fantastic maze of inflatable obstacles arranged to spell "Rimini" from above.
Visitors can tackle a challenging course of bridges, tunnels, trampolines, and a giant
super-slippery iceberg as you swim, swing and scramble your way through BoaBay, one
of the world's largest floating adventure parks.
3) Number 3 is the Ponte di Tiberio
Rimini’s Ponte di Tiberio is a Roman bridge completed in AD 20, during the reign of Tiberius.
Its five arches span the canal, and it links the city centre to the picturesque Borgo San
Giuliano.
The bridge still stands in practically perfect condition despite being nearly 2000 years
old and during a calm day, the reflection of the bridge in the deep blue water creates
a perfect scene.
2) At number 2 is Rimini beaches
Rimini is famous for its long stretch of golden sands and this is the perfect place to relax,
enjoy the sun and swim in the warm Adriatic Sea.
The beaches stretch for miles and are lined with first-rate hotels, beach bars, restaurants
and good amenities.
Families can enjoy soft sand, clear waters and the lovely laid back coastal atmosphere
and charm.
1) And at number 1 is Mirabilandia
Stretching around three small lakes, Mirabilandia, on Italy's Adriatic Coast, is one of the most
popular amusement parks in the whole country.
Located to the north west of Rimini, this amazing park is full of fun rides and attractions
for people of all ages.
Visitors can ride on super-fast rollercoasters, get soaking wet on a log flume or take a ride
a large Ferris wheel.
There are also gentler rides for the kids and amazing shows including Wild West duels,
stunt driving, street dance spectaculars and a brilliant water park.
So that sums up our top 10 things to do in Rimini, we hope you enjoyed, if you did please
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