Attractions in Rimini

Worth seeing old stone bridge from the Roman times in Rimini.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ponte_d%E2%80%99Augusto_(Rimini)

Santarcangelo di Romagna has its roots in Roman times. Its origins go back to the time around 268 BC.

From the small community you have a beautiful view of the valley of Marecchia. Noteworthy is the Malatesta Castle, one of the largest and best preserved fortresses in the area, … read more

Rimini is the capital of the province of Rimini and with just under 150,000 inhabitants quite large. Rimini is a very old city whose origins date back to antiquity. Especially … read more

Dear Paolo, could you please remove the detour in Carpineto from your route? In fact, it passes on a road of our property, duly marked and tabulated, and crosses our … read more

The sanctuary stands on a rock spur (260 m) on the left bank of the Marecchia river, in a strategic position between Montebello, Pietracuta, Verucchio and San Marino.
Its name … read more

Sant'Igne: the name itself evokes something mysterious, strange, yet its etymology is common to that of other places in Feretania such as Carpegna, Fusigno or Sapigno, and is attested in … read more

Worth seeing old small town on one of the many hills in the region.
Great old houses, fortress visible from afar on the mountain Mons Feretrius.
Long and interesting story.
More information: de.wikipedia.org/wiki/San_Leo and romagnaproloco.it/la-romagna-san-leo

Short but demanding tour, due to the climbs that lead to the castles of Torriana and Montebello. Then today I continued towards the castle of Verucchio, but in this last … read more

Fraction of the Montescudo-Monte Colombo municipality, Montescudo was an autonomous municipality until 31 December 2015. A village of Malatesta origin, the local potato festival is particularly famous, a typical variety that is harvested in August.

Inside the Nature Reserve there is the Grotta di Onferno, 700 m long and 70 m deep, with a difference in height of about 70 m originating from some streams … read more

Luogo davvero suggestivo
Really impressive and rich in spirituality.
Difficult trails that can be practiced with a front MTB.
They are really difficult to find these paths because as you can see from the tables are hidden by numerous branches.

Testimony of the Malatesta magnificence, it was Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta who ordered the works for the transformation of the ancient Romanesque-Gothic church of S. Francesco into a grandiose and splendid … read more

The path is not very demanding from the hiking point of view, in fact the difference in height is about 150 m, even if the duration is about three hours. read more

Montefiore is the medieval capital of the Conca Valley and one of the most intact and fascinating villages of the Malatesta Seignory. There is a special atmosphere here. It will … read more

Pictoresque old town with a mysterious castle

As exhausting as it is here, it is so beautiful. Above all, the panoramic view of S. Leo is absolutely impressive. The small town was built on a cliff topped by the imposing fortress overlooking the city.

Mythical climb towards the equally mythical Castello di Azzurrina, in Montebello. There are two roads that go up towards the castle, both departing from S. Arcangelo. Both climbs start from … read more

Beware that on Sundays it is an airsoft playground !!!!

28.07.2003 - Historical highlight of the region with traditional village center. False view, imposing structure, a visit worthwhile.