Top Rimini Archaeology Tours

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.

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.

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.