Rimini is located in that southern strip of Romagna between the Adriatic Sea and the rolling hills of the Apennines, where, just 20 km away, stands Mount Titano with the Republic of San Marino.

Here the sea is a way of life, it is the scenography of Fellini's films, it is the myth of summer fun that is renewed every day, it is the magic of winter mists. But before all this, Rimini was a coveted and disputed city, capital of a lordship, that of the Malatesta, a crossroads of cultures of which it preserves ancient and precious testimonies.

Its art treasures include unique masterpieces ranging from the Roman to the Renaissance period. A place to know following the imposing and evocative traces left by twenty centuries of history such as the Arch of Augustus, the Tiberius Bridge, Castel Sismondo, the Malatesta Temple, the Roman Piazza Tre Martiri or the medieval Piazza Cavour, ending with the Museum of the city that preserves its past, through over 1500 works, and the archaeological site of the 'Domus del Chirurgo' with the exceptional surgical-pharmaceutical equipment, which has come to us intact from Roman times.