What to see in Rimini in 2 days: complete itinerary
What to see in Rimini in 2 days: from the Malatesta Temple to the Bridge of Tiberius, Borgo San Giuliano, Teatro Galli — Rimini beyond the beach.
Travel guide to Rimini
Everything you need to visit Rimini: accommodation, itineraries, food and transport.
Practical guides
Where to Stay in Rimini: Malatesta Centre or Seafront
From the Malatesta historic centre to the southern seafront: full-board hotels, Fellini-borgo B&Bs and quiet alternatives beyond mass tourism.
Where to eat in Rimini: piadina, fish and Romagna flavors
Guide to Rimini's flavors: from Romagna piadina to Adriatic fish, the best Borgo San Giuliano trattorias, kiosks and tips for authentic Romagna eating.
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