Sights Rimini, Italy

The city ranks first in Italy for the possibility of receiving tourists.

Here, there are 1,500 hotels, 16 thousand houses and flats, fifteen kilometers of beaches with soft fine sand, 80 discos, 4 camping sites, many restaurants, pizzerias, bars, sporting facilities, shops and fashion shops, theme parks and water amusement park. Yes, Rimini - is a resort town, but not only. From ancient Roman buildings here adjoin medieval buildings, but with such a treasure of Renaissance architecture as the Malatesta Temple bound by the magic atmosphere of films by Federico Fellini.

Rimini - settlement, which bore the name "Ariminum, founded in 268 BC. e. where the road Emilia reached the Adriatic Sea. It was a major city, have not lost their cultural and economic values for twenty-two centuries. Here, the central square, Julius Caesar addressed an appeal to his illustrious legionnaires. Numerous monuments of ancient culture survived until our days and decorate this popular resort.

For July 30, 1843 was opened the first Privileged beach, and 29 June 1907 in Rimini, opened its doors to "Grand Hotel". In September 1914, there lived radio inventor a Nobel Prize winner Guglielmo Marconi, and in the 50th years of King Farouk, who was in exile. Many celebrities are seen in his lifetime Grand Hotel, but certainly a special place among them is Italian director Federico Fellini, born in this city. It is with love and great art suffered the unique atmosphere of the hotel in his famous film Amarcord.

In 60-70 years Rimini turns into a major resort city, the capital of a European vacation. Here are the 14 parks. The largest of them - Park on April 25, has a cycle track, located right in the center of the city, completely immersed in the greenery of trees and directly connects to the port city's historic center. All year round exhibitions and entertainment for all tastes.

In Rimini you can find entertainment for all tastes: theme park attractions, diving school, surfing school, dolphins, marinas, fishing, golf, tennis, squash, etc.