See. Borgo San Giuliano↗ Explore this historic fishermen's quarter known for its vibrant murals depicting local life and Federico Fellini's works. Anfiteatro Romano↗ Visit the ruins of this ancient Roman amphitheater, once a venue for gladiatorial contests. Arco di Augusto↗ See the oldest preserved triumphal arch in northern Italy, a symbol of Augustan Peace. Domus del Chirurgo↗ Discover an archaeological park showcasing 2000 years of Rimini's history, including the Surgeon's House.
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Founded around the year 1000, Borgo San Giuliano, was originally the city's fishermen’s quarter. The tradition of painting murals that has made Borgo San Giuliano famous has deep roots. In 1979, the city council suggested demolishing the neighborhood to make way for a new residential development. In response, locals organised the first “Festa de’ Borg” to celebrate, promote, and defend their id…
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The construction of the Anfiteatro Romano in Ariminum (modern-day Rimini) was ordered by Emperor Hadrian. The building dates back to the 2 AD. Archaeologists have been able to date the amphitheatre to his reign because of a coin portraying him found within the walls. Archaeologists have suggested that the amphitheatre was constructed with the aim of improving public approval for the emperor and…
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The Arco di Augusto, or Arch of August, marked the eastern entrance to the Roman city of Ariminum for those arriving along the Via Flaminia, the road built by Flaminius in 220 BC to connect Rome on the west side of Italy to the coastal city that became Rimini on the east side of the country. The arch now stands as the oldest preserved triumphal arch in northern Italy. It was originally erected…
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The Domus del Chirurgo (Surgeon's House) is an archaeological park covering more than 700 m². It is dedicated to telling 2000 years of Rimini's history: from Roman times to the Middle Ages. The most important finding here is called the Surgeon's House owing to the profession of its last owner. The owner's occupation was revealed by the over 150 surgical instruments found here. The remains of th…
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