Prima di tutto questo, Rimini è stata una città ambita e contesa, capitale della signoria Malatesta, crocevia di culture di cui conserva antiche e preziose testimonianze.

Its art treasures include unique masterpieces ranging from the Roman period to the Renaissance. A place to know by 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, finishing with the Museum of the city which 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 down to us intact from the Roman age.

Rimini is also the city of the Galli Theater, a neoclassical masterpiece by Luigi Poletti, inaugurated by Giuseppe Verdi in 1857 with Aroldo; one of the most significant examples of nineteenth-century theatrical architecture. The building was damaged by bombing in 1943 but recovered and once again open to the public.

PART- Palazzi dell’arte di Rimini is the new contemporary art museum site, inaugurated on 24 September 2020, born from the redevelopment for cultural purposes of two historic buildings in the heart of Rimini, with the permanent location of the eclectic collection of contemporary works of art donated to the San Patrignano Foundation.

Rimini is also the city of congresses and major events: the Rimini Fair is one of the largest exhibition centers in Italy, also equipped with a railway station on the Milan-Bari line, while the Palacongressi, inaugurated in 2011, is one of most versatile, elegant and internationally avant-garde structures.