Rimini

Rimini is best known within Italy for the Arch of Augustus, a Roman triumphal arch erected in 27 BC. Set on the Adriatic coast, the city developed from the Roman colony of Ariminum, where the Via Flaminia reached the sea. The nearby Marecchia River meets the Adriatic north of the centre, while the ancient Ponte di Tiberio still crosses its former course. Rimini is also the birthplace of film director Federico Fellini; the Fellini Museum explores his imaginative cinematic world. Its broad seafront and long-established bathing culture give the city a distinctly lively seasonal rhythm. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Rimini and the Adriatic coast.

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