Seafront (Marina Centro)

Rimini, Italy

Lined with bustling bars for sunset aperitifs and al fresco restaurants serving fresh fish.

Places in Seafront (Marina Centro)

La Tavernetta sul Mare One of Rimini's most popular restaurants serving sublime fresh fish and handmade pasta al fresco.
Beach concession cafés Private beach concessions where you can hire sunbeds and eat at cafes, bars and restaurants.
Seafront sunset bars Bustling bars along the seafront where you can savour an aperitif while gawping at the sunset.
Raucous nightclubs After dark, Rimini gets raucous, with pulsing nightclubs drawing a young, hedonistic crowd.

Best time to visit: June to September offers the classic Adriatic beach resort experience, with the shoulder months of May and October quieter.
Getting around: Rimini's seafront and old town are each walkable, with the beach promenade connecting the resort's various bathing establishments.
Currency: Euro (€)
Language: Italian. English is common in tourism.
Timezone: CET (UTC+1, UTC+2 in summer)
Current trends: Rimini continues to be a hotbed of new trends: street bars, happy hour, aperitif on the beach, and dinner on the seashore, with the city's 227 bathing establishments and 1,100 hotels reflecting its status as Italy's premier beach resort city.

Old town — Home to Tempio Malatestiano and the Grand Hotel, where Fellini had his personal suite.
Darsena district — Home to Darsena Rimini, Dalla Lella's, part of the city's dining scene.