Today the car stayed in the garage and we walked in to the old part of Rimini via the Arco d’Augusta, built 27BCE. At the other end of the city is a beautiful bridge built in the first century. In between are old buildings, grand churches and lots of high end shops as well as the usual restaurants and cafes.
Returning to our hotel we decided we should at least walk down to the beach even if it wasn’t nearly warm enough to swim. In fact the water was freezing! In summer this beach would be covered with umbrellas and sun beds as far as you can see - for the use of hotel occupants or others who pay for an umbrella.
Arch of Augustus
Main square
Temple in honour of St Anthony of Padua
Tempio Malatestiano
Tempio Malatestiano
Archeological dig site Rimini
Chiesa di Santa Maria dei Servi - C14
Ponte di Tiberio (C1)
Roman Amphitheatre
Rimini beach
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