What to do near Coriano, RN

St Francis’ Way: Rimini–La Verna

On foot through the Valmarecchia, from the Adriatic Sea to the Apennines, following in the footsteps of St Francis of Assisi

Malatesta Temple in Rimini

The Malatesta Temple stands out in the heart of Rimini with its snow-white marble, like a magnificent pagan monument

The frescoes in the church of Sant'Agostino in Rimini

Rimini's oldest church and a splendid cycle of frescoes attributed to the Rimini school

Rimini, not just the sea: the Rocca Malatestiana

Stunning castle with water features, a contemporary garden, and a museum dedicated to Federico Fellini

Arch of Augustus, imposing entrance to Rimini

Majestic arch, erected in 27 AD and dedicated to Emperor Augustus; it ends the Via Flaminia and gives access to the ancient town. Together with the Tiberius Bridge, it is a symbol of the town

Piazza Cavour, elegant heart of Rimini

Beautiful to explore outside the high season, this elegant square has always been the political, economic and cultural heart of Rimini.

Roman Rimini: the extraordinary Surgeon's Domus

A very rare Roman-era medical clinic complete with surgical instruments and drugs

Roman Rimini: the Tiberius Bridge

An architectural marvel that has stood the test of time: ancient arches over the Marecchia River still carry a modern road.

Borgo San Giuliano in Rimini: murals and local history

Narrow streets, low colourful houses and murals that tell the story of a neighbourhood’s identity and resilience

Gabicce: beyond the seaside

San Bartolo Park tells the story of where sea and hills meet

San Marino's little blue and white train

A small museum of the railroad, now decommissioned, that once connected San Marino and Rimini