Rimini Hotels

General Information

Italy's Emilia-Romagna region has a wonderful capital in Bologna. The jewel of this part of Northern Italy may be the seaside town of Rimini however. The most attractive resort on the Adriatic Riviera has a history that dates back well over two thousand years, with enough well-preserved architecture to show for it today. From Roman amphitheaters to Gothic cathedrals, Rimini offers up a dizzying array of structural beauty.

The town has never strayed far from humble roots as a fishing village, which imbues it with a certain rustic sensibility. While Rimini is heavily reliant on tourism in the summer season, much of which centers around the lovely Adriatic coast, the overall charm of the town is not lost in the crowds. Even when the sunbathers congregate on the streets around Piazza Cavour after dusk, Rimini still feels like one of the best-kept secrets in Italy. Of course, the fact that mostly Italians frequent the resort town in the summer months may be a factor.

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Climate

The mild spring and fall seasons are popular times to visit Rimini, although the hordes really come out for the hot summer months.

• Winter (December to March) -1-13°C

• Spring (April to May) 7-21°C

• Summer (June to September) 14-28°C

• Fall (October to November) 5-19°C