The Arch of Augustus was constructed in 27 BC and named in honor of Caesar Augustus

The Roman origin of the city inspired the Renaissance period of Rimini led by the Malatesta family, they ruled Rimini from the 13th century leaving many outstanding monuments such us the Tempio malatestiano, its façade took inspiration by the Arch of Augustus, the interior is finely decorated with frescoes by Piero della Francesca inside we can also admire the Crucifixion by Giotto is his only work in Rimini,

Moving to more recent years we cannot miss the Piazza Tre Martiri, symbol of the Italian resistance in Rimini during World War II, this square is also known to be one of the main location chose by Federico Fellini for his movie “Amarcord”. Our local guide will narrate many stories and anecdotes about the famous director whom loved those places so much.

Let’s continue our leisure walking through piazza Cavour and the Town hall, the medieval dell’Arengo palace, the Po-destà palace, which housed the local government since the thirteenth-century, the municipal theatre inaugurated by nonetheless then Giuseppe Verdi. Just in the middle of the square we will admire the medieval Fontana della Pigna which astonished even Leonardo da Vinci.

We need to discover the historic areas of the city from the Tiberius Bridge. Walking towards the canal we will cross onto the beautiful Tiberio Bridge another roman relic that stands in perfect condition despite being nearly 2000 years old.

Let's finish your experience in this amazing place!