متاحف ومعالم في ريميني

Historic Museums & Monuments

Two thousand years of Rimini in one walk: the Roman arch and bridge, the amphitheatre and the Surgeon's House, the Malatesta castle and the city's museum devoted to Federico Fellini.

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A

Arch of Augustus

Roman arch built in 27 BC at the end of the Via Flaminia, the old southern gate into the city.

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B

Bridge of Tiberius

Five-arched Roman bridge finished in AD 21 and still carrying traffic over the old course of the Marecchia.

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C

Domus del Chirurgo

Roman house with fine mosaics where archaeologists found a large set of ancient surgical instruments.

D

Museo della Città

The civic museum in a former Jesuit college, with Roman finds and Renaissance paintings from Rimini.

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Roman Amphitheatre

Remains of the 2nd-century arena of Ariminum, near the old harbour.

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F

Castel Sismondo

Fortress of Sigismondo Malatesta from the 15th century, now one of the venues of the Fellini Museum.

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Fellini Museum – Palazzo del Fulgor

The old Fulgor cinema where young Fellini watched films, now part of the museum about the director.

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H

Piazza Cavour

The main square of the old town, with the Pigna fountain and the medieval town hall palaces.

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Palazzo dell'Arengo

Romanesque-Gothic town hall from the early 13th century on Piazza Cavour.

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Antica Pescheria

The 18th-century fish market arcade behind Piazza Cavour, with its original stone counters.

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K

Monument to Pope Paul V

Bronze statue of the pope from the early 17th century, standing in Piazza Cavour.