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What to see in Rimini???
Good day! I'm going at the end of November, there will be 3 free days, of which 1 is planning a trip to San Marino, 1 is a sightseeing tour of Rimini. There is one more day left, I don’t know where you can go near Rimini ... And, by the way, a question about the Fellini house-museum: where exactly is it located in Rimini and is it free to get into it?
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in Rimini and San Marino great shopping! and there are not so many attractions ... There are more shops in Riccione ... this is the Rimini area. Enjoy the shopping!
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answered 14 years ago
San Marino is a place where you find yourself in a fairy tale: a castle like from books, very beautiful views and you can walk everywhere! You should definitely visit, and the prices for leather bags, briefcases, wallets are simply breathtakingly pleasant)))))
In Rimini itself, you can see the old city - Tre Martiri Square, old shopping arcades with frescoes, an ancient Roman piece of paved road, the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge (which you can’t even walk on now, but you can drive by car), and the palace of a medieval ruler Rimini Malatesta and a monument to him, next to the "Bump" fountain ..and just along the narrow Italian streets :)
In Rimini itself, you can see the old city - Tre Martiri Square, old shopping arcades with frescoes, an ancient Roman piece of paved road, the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge (which you can’t even walk on now, but you can drive by car), and the palace of a medieval ruler Rimini Malatesta and a monument to him, next to the "Bump" fountain ..and just along the narrow Italian streets :)
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answered 14 years ago
You can also go to the park "Italy in Miniature". Very nice place, but expect to spend at least half a day there.
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answered 14 years ago
km888, and what is the best way to get to Riccione?
Magma-moon, can you tell me how to get to museums in San Marino? Freely at the entrance for a ticket you pay and that's it? Don't need to pre-order? And about the historical center of Rimini ... everything is within reach (i.e. you can easily get around all the sights on foot)?
tamila, I don’t get into this park with all my desire, because he will work only on weekends, and I have free weekdays.
Magma-moon, can you tell me how to get to museums in San Marino? Freely at the entrance for a ticket you pay and that's it? Don't need to pre-order? And about the historical center of Rimini ... everything is within reach (i.e. you can easily get around all the sights on foot)?
tamila, I don’t get into this park with all my desire, because he will work only on weekends, and I have free weekdays.
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answered 14 years ago
a local bus runs throughout Rimini and to the center (old town) and in the other direction, the start is where the old town is, and Riccione is about 40 stops ... all stops are by numbers, not by name!
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answered 14 years ago
km888 thanks :)))
I read somewhere that they put a visa in San Marino ???!!! If you go on your own, where do they put it there ???
I read somewhere that they put a visa in San Marino ???!!! If you go on your own, where do they put it there ???
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answered 14 years ago
The entrance to the San Marino museums is simple about tickets - you went to the ticket office, bought it, you don’t have to order anything (by the way, tickets are all inexpensive). Regarding the visa - it is not needed, but you can leave it "for exotic", we set ourselves a pleasure of 5 euros :))))) They put in the visa center - a green door on the square near the Palace of Captains (rulers of San Marino).
As for Rimini - all of the above is walked around on foot without any difficulty, there are small frustrations :) So I envy you, you have everything ahead! :)
As for Rimini - all of the above is walked around on foot without any difficulty, there are small frustrations :) So I envy you, you have everything ahead! :)
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answered 14 years ago
You can see the park "Italy in Miniature", very interesting, or go to some amusement park "Mirabilandia" or "Oltre mare" (with a dolphinarium), and there is also a cave of stalactites nearby called Grotte di Frasassi or to the town of Ravenna, where Byron is buried .
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answered 14 years ago
And where is it cheaper to buy souvenirs, well, or all sorts of accessories? Are there boutiques or inexpensive shops in Richon?
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answered 13 years ago
In Riccione, mostly boutiques, simple shops, including souvenir shops, are located along the road where the bus runs from Riccione to Rimini. I must say right away that buying a souvenir at the airport is 2 times more expensive, so do not leave this matter for later)))
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answered 13 years ago