TAKE a look at this coastal city in one of the most beautiful European countries with stunning beaches, amazing food and excellent nightlife.
Rimini in Italy is just three hours and 40 minutes away from Dublin Airport and would make a perfect getaway for a family or a couple.
Located just minutes from the bustling Federico Fellini International Airport, Rimini is the most popular tourist destination on the Northern coast of Italy.
And Ryanair is currently offering flights from Ireland for €29.99.
The city is well-known for its seaside charm, historical appeal, picturesque streets and courtyards with tucked-away gems.
There are a number of bargain hotels in the area with sea views and private beach access – with the average price per night roughly €75.
During April and May, temperatures reach highs of 22C and lows of 17C, making it the perfect spot for a spring getaway.
The Emilia-Romagna region is popular for its year-round sunshine, spectacular coastal views and unique activities, such as wine and food-tasting classes.
Rimini has many attractions to visit, including its gorgeous Old Town with beautiful buildings, a breathtaking cityscape, miles of golden beaches, crystal-blue waters and a fantastic nightlife scene.
Bagno Egisto 38 beach is one of the main charms that the area has to offer – and it’s just positioned beside the busy strip of the city.
Tourists flock to the popular beach spot for its soft golden sand, crystal clear waters and excellent services, including changing rooms, lockers for storage, parasols, sunbeds and hammocks.
A set of two sunbeds with an umbrella and a table is priced from €12 for the day.
Local cuisine in Rimini
Along the beach, you will find cafes, restaurants, bars and local shops.
The venues by the beach often provide local cuisine and products representing the city and country, meaning plenty of delicious pasta to try.
The Old Town of Rimini has many picturesque streets to explore, with gorgeous plants on the streets, local shops, food-tasting classes and museums telling the tales of the Old Town including the legacy of the legendary filmmaker who was born in Rimini.
It is well known for its wine-tasting and fresh pasta classes, with tourists travelling worldwide to try delicious wines from the vineyard with some local cheeses and olives and a big dish such as pasta.
Many restaurants and pubs can be found on the streets, with a bottle of beer costing as little as €2, while a meal out at a mid-range restaurant will cost €14.
Many nightlife events are held in the Old Town, expressing the culture of the local pubs and famous clubs with classy architectural styles that make you feel like you’ve stepped back into the Roman Empire era.
Popular attractions
Locals often urge visitors to see the famous Teatro Amintore Gali, one of the many popular theatres across the country.
It was bombed during the Second World War, but it was beautifully restored and reopened in recent years to the public; many incredible operas and classical shows are available to view.
For those who want to have a little bit of fun, they urge tourists to visit Italia in Miniatura, where visitors get to see a miniature park of Rimini and the region in Northern Italy.
It is Italy’s fourth-oldest theme park, attracting half a million tourists annually.
The park offers endless activities for tourists to do, including a delicious gelato to grab for your adventures.
History lovers will love learning about the world’s oldest republic, San Marino, a UNESCO World Heritage site that retains much of its historic architecture on the slopes of Monte Titano.
