The Italian paradise soaked in sparkling sea and bright sun beckons those who seek some piece and quiet. It's not the place where you will meet more Americans than in Florida. Rimini is not a top-listed tourist destination and exactly this fact makes it a unique holiday destination.

It's advisable to take your phrase book with you since few speak anything but Italian. But locals are always friendly and ready to help you.

At first glance quite taciturn of a town it becomes a frenetic nightlife spot in the late hours. Fun-seekers occupy a staggering 40km (25mi) of sandy beaches with innumerous clubs and discos and keep it bouncing till the wee hours.

After night-in-action entertainment visitors can proceed to satisfying their shopping hunger. You will find the best fashion boutiques in downtown filled with the best Italian designer brands, such as Gucci, Prada, Armani, D&G, etc.

Also, don't ignore some magnificent landmarks in Rimini, including Italia in Miniatura (a collection of reproduction of the best bits of Italy), Museo della Città exhibiting finds from the Roman House of the Surgeon and splendid mosaics from the villas of Palazzo Diotallevi and the last but not the least the Temple of the Malatesta, the unfinished façade of which was created by Leon Battista Alberti.

Keep in mind that you should find a room before arriving to Rimini. Most hotels here are situated within a walking distance from the beach and downtown. If you haven't booked a room in advance the tourist office by the station and in Piazzale Fellini on the seafront will help you find an accommodation. Alternatively, you can use our site and find a hotel matching your needs.

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