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Grand Hotel
National Monument
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Palazzo Angherà
Casa natale del capitano d'artiglieria Domenico Angherà
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Palazzo Aquila d'oro
Formerly belonged to Montelabate and Claudio Procacci, it became Romagnoli family's property in the end. The palace was restored by Onofrio Meluzzi in 1826 according to Francesco Romagnoli's demands. The ...
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Palazzo Brancaleoni
The building belonged formerly to Brancaleoni whose noble family ended with Raffaele in 1777. Then the palace passed to Bonzetti family who had bought it.
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Palazzo Brioli
It is renowned as "Torre dell'Orologio", built in 1547 and then rebuilt in 1759 (the clock dates back to 1562). It was rebuilt thanks to one of the most active ...
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Palazzo Buonadrata
Formerly belonged to marchese Ercole Buonatrada, now it is Rimini Savings Bank property. Its façade, rebuilt after the 1786 earthquake, is attributable to architect Giuseppe Achilli. Its portal dates back ...
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Palazzo Canevone di Santa Maria della Misericordia
It is the oldest evidence of XII-XIII century two-floor housing. It is named after "Canava", meaning "shop where wine, bread and other foodstuffs retail" but even "wheat and salt storehouse". ...
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Palazzo Cima
This building, belonged to the noble family with the same name, was rebuilt at the end of the 18th century, still keeping its '600 portal. In 1940, its front was ...
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Palazzo del Podestà
This notable monument from the Medieval period was erected in 1334. On the ground floor there are three gothic frontal arches; from the middle arch hung a rope where criminals ...
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Palazzo del Tribunale
The old Courthouse, now seat of the University
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Palazzo dell'Arengo
Antico Palatium comunis, sede del consiglio cittadino
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Palazzo Diotallevi
This stately building left unfinished (1795) was rebuilt by architect Giuseppe Achilli.
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Palazzo Garampi
Sede del Municipio
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Palazzo Ghetti
This neoclassical-style building was built by architect Giovanni Benedettini in 1857 as a match factory belonging to "Cav." Nicola Ghetti: Benedettini had formely worked together with Poletti on the construction ...
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Palazzo Gioia
It was Belmonte's (second half of 18th century)before passing to Gioia family (1786). The Palace was rebuilt after the last war in 1959. In 1859 Garibaldi addressed people from a ...
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Palazzo Lettimi
Costruito da Carlo de' Maschi, fu poi dei Marcheselli e dei Lettimi
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Palazzo Massani
Oggi sede della Prefettura, con i resti di un'antica domus romana
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Palazzo Ricciardelli
It should date back to the first half of 15th century. It is a stately building undergone many restoration works over 19th century;after the Second World War it was rebuilt ...
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Palazzo Tingoli
Getting there: historic centre
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Palazzo Valloni - Cinema Fulgor
The Cinema attended by Fellini and future House of Cinema
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Ruins of the Roman Theatre
Costruito sui resti del antico teatro romano
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Villa des Vergers
Phone: 0549/902007 Fax: 0549/907434 It is named after marquis " Joseph Marin Adolphe Noel des Verges ", historian, orientalist... It dates back to 1897 but there have been rumours about ...
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Villa Mattioli
Phone: 0541/610724 - 0541/612228; 0541/726661 (convention hall); 0541/727307(villa) Fax: 0541/612577 5 kms away from Rimini, surrounded by Valmarecchia vegetation, Villa Mattioli (built by Luigi Poletti) has undergone restoration works. Period ...
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Moroni Mill
Phone: 0541/629515 - 629701 Fax: 0541/688098 This fully preserved water mill dating back to 1600 is one of the most important evidence of the past in the area. It houses ...
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Palazzo Collegio dei Gesuiti
Built by Alfonso Torreggiani in 1749, it is the City Museum's seat and is keeping archaeological and artistic collections, rich in Roman mosaics, sculptures,Renaissance and Baroque paintings.
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Museo Mulino Sapignoli
Sapignoli Mill Phone: 0541/629701 The Museum “Mulino Sapignoli” opens to the public on Sunday 26th September 2010. Visitors can admire the millstones still able to grinder the corn into flour ...
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Palazzo Gambalunga
Sixteenth century Palace, home of the Civic Library and Film Archive
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Borgo San Giovanni
Non si chiamò sempre Borgo San Giovanni, ma San Genesio e San Gaudenzo
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Borgo San Giuliano
Reso celebre da Federico Fellini
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Borgo Sant'Andrea
Il Borgo con origini antiche e mille storie da raccontare.