Top Rimini Art & Culture in 2026

If you're looking for a fun and curious way to visit Rimini, you've come to the right place! Rimini is not only the sea, the beach: it has much more to offer! With this digital guide created with the support of a local, you will be able to visit all the most important monuments at your own pace. Once logged into the guide, you'll get to know the stories and curiosities of Rimini! But also you will discover everything about local foods, Italian aperitivo in authentic local restaurants, and much more! What are you waiting for?

Rimini is most famous for its beaches, but this resort town has a history that stretches back to ancient Rome. Explore the city beyond its seafront with this audio tour that covers the top historic and cultural sights without the hassle of keeping up with a guide. Take in Roman ruins, a medieval castle, and a Renaissance church in less than an hour with commentary directly from your smartphone.

- Small group size for a more intimate experience (up to 10 people) - Visit must-see attractions including the Trevi Fountain and Pantheon - 2.5-hour guided walking tour to fully appreciate Rome’s charm - learn more about Roman history and find answers to whatever you wonder

This combined ticket is perfect for families and everyone that wants to learn more about the culture and history of Cesenatico. Discover Cesenatico’s maritime heritage at the Maritime Museum, where historic boats bring the Adriatic’s seafaring traditions to life. Explore the Land Section and admire the Floating Section, home to ten traditional vessels. Step into the world of sailors: lower a sail, learn traditional knots, and discover the secrets of navigation and boat manoeuvres. Journey further into Cesenatico’s ancient past through archaeological finds and remains that reveal Roman settlements in the area, including the mysterious Ad Novas. Continue to Marino Moretti’s House Museum, the preserved home of the celebrated poet, gifted to the city by Moretti himself. Its original furnishings, personal objects, books and handwritten papers create a unique “living archive”, offering an intimate glimpse into the memories, emotions and experiences that inspired his literary work.

Birthplace of cinema legend Federico Fellini, Rimini offers a spectacular journey through time—when you know where to look. Skip the research and join a guide on this small-group tour that takes you from ancient Rome to Fellini’s “La Dolce Vita”. See bridges, arches, a theater, a cinema, and the Fellini Museum, not to mention a medieval fortress, a Renaissance cathedral, and more.

This is an exclusive city tour. An itinerary to discover the most important monuments of Rimini and all that those who visit Rimini for the first time must see. A complete journey through the history of the city, from the Roman age to the twentieth century with the Art Nouveau style of the historic villas and the birth of the seaside Rimini.

Most people thing of Rimini just as a sea destination, our 3 hours private walking tour will highlight the historical and artistic richness of this city, our fully qualified guide knows literally every story and anecdotes, he will make history come alive, close your eyes and hear Julius Cesar scream “the die is cast” to his legions, walk where the famous movie poet Federico Fellini directed his masterpiece “Amarcord”, admire the della Ppigna fountain just as Leonardo da Vinci did. It’s amazing how many outdoor monuments we will discover during our walking: the Tiberius Bridge and the Arch of Augustus keep alive the Roman origin of the city, the Cavour square shows us the medieval prints, the Tempio malatestiano remind us of the lively renaissance time, the Tre Martiri square admonish us of the awfulness of the Second World War. Our tour includes all this and much more, wear comfortable shoes, bring your camera at hand, be ready to live an emotional experience!

Most "self-guided tours" of Rimini are the same app pasted onto a different city — a route, a few facts, a narrator reading them to you. This isn't that. Rimini Quest is four characters, written specifically for this city by a professional local guide who's spent years telling Rimini's history in person. Julius Caesar defends his legacy. Sigismondo Malatesta argues he's been slandered for 500 years. Federico Fellini drifts through his own memories. And Goz — a retired fisherman who talks the way Rimini locals actually do, dialect included — tells you what the postcards leave out. They don't narrate at you. They talk to each other, and to you, in character, the whole way through. 21 riddles across 8 landmarks guide you from the Arco d'Augusto to the Tiberius Bridge, roughly 3 km and 2 hours at an easy pace. No app to download, no account - open the link in Telegram, pick your language, and start walking. Play it anytime: sunrise, midnight, off-season, whenever suits you.

From Roman arches and bridges to grand palazzos and Fellini film locations, Rimini has much to offer the informed traveler. Look beyond the beaches on this fascinating small-group walking tour, led by a Rimini native guide. See the Arch of Augustus (Arco d'Augusto), Tiberius Bridge, Piazza Cavour, the majestic Basilica Cathedral (Tempio Malatestiano), and more.

One of the best ways to tour Rimini is by Segway, allowing you to cover plenty of ground without wasting too much energy. Your guide will lead you and your small group to the most famous landmarks in town, and also to some places you’d never find on our own. From Federico Fellinni Square, to Tiberius Bridge, to much more, you’ll see it all on this approximately half-day Segway tour.

A tour to discover this medieval village. Mentioned by Dante in the Divine Comedy, it is here that Mastinvecchio, progenitor of the Malatesta family, lords of Rimini, was born. We will visit together the village, the medieval fortress, the civic tower, the medieval walls, and we will go to the discovery of the ancient Etruscan and Villanovan civilization that chose this place to live.

Step into the dramatic world of Caravaggio on this 2-hour private tour, where his masterpieces come to life in the very churches that inspired them. Visit Santa Maria del Popolo, Sant’Agostino, and San Luigi dei Francesi to witness Caravaggio’s bold use of light and raw emotion as you stand before The Crucifixion of Saint Peter and The Madonna of the Pilgrims. Along the way, uncover the genius and scandalous life behind the art, from duels to exile. For an even deeper dive into the Baroque era, can you choose to extend your tour with a 1-hour visit to Galleria Doria Pamphilj, where you will see two more of Caravaggio’s masterpieces among other masterpieces from artists as Velázquez, Titian, and Bernini.

Discover Rimini on two wheels, tracing its ancient Roman history and vibrant local culture. Starting from the stunning seafront and Grand Hotel, this bike ride takes you through the historic heart of Rimini. Encounter iconic sights like the Malatesta Temple, the Bridge of Tiberius, and the Arch of Augustus while learning about the city’s past and present from a local guide. Along the way, immerse yourself in the bike culture of Rimini and enjoy recommendations for local gastronomy and hangouts. Experience the charm and rhythm of Rimini as you pedal through its streets with ease. - Bike ride through the historic center of Rimini - Visit landmarks like the Roman forum and Fellini's favorite spots - Local insights on Rimini’s culture, gastronomy, and bike culture - City bike rental available for €10 each for comfort and ease

Perched between the hills of Romagna, Verucchio is a timeless village where prehistoric civilizations, medieval legends and breathtaking landscapes come together. Explore Verucchio at your own pace or guided by an expert, and discover its most fascinating treasures: the Malatesta Fortress and the Archaeological Museum. The Malatesta Fortress - one of the best-preserved strongholds of the dynasty - reveals centuries of history through imposing walls, underground chambers and panoramic terraces. Discover stories of power, warfare and legendary romances like Paolo and Francesca, while enjoying spectacular views stretching from the Adriatic coast to the Upper Valmarecchia hills. The Verucchio Archaeological Museum showcases extraordinary Villanovan artifacts - including funerary treasures, jewelry, weapons, amber, rare textiles and carved wooden objects - offering an immersive journey into the sophisticated Iron Age civilization of prehistoric Italy nearly 3,000 years ago.