The Emilia-Romagna region, which is located in the eastern part of Italy, is called the Riviera of the Adriatic by many. The real symbol of this part of the country is the ancient city of Rimini. It was founded in III BC. And besides the superb beaches, these places attract travelers with excellent opportunities for entertainment, history, art and culture of one of the greatest European states.
It is in Rimini that real ancient treasures are collected, as well as picturesque natural locations, many modern attractions.
One of the most visited places in Rimini is the Borgo San Giuliano area. There is a huge variety of fish restaurants, shops, entertainment venues here. They are harmoniously combined with narrow streets and old houses, which are decorated with bright colors of flowers and frescoes.
It is in Borgo San Giuliano that there is an old Benedictine abbey that appeared in the 9th century, as well as a Romanesque church.
A notable feature of this place is that its population to this day follows the ligaza tradition. At the appointed time, the residents of Rimini go out to small squares to spend time with pleasant conversation and a joint meal. Everyone brings with them famous Italian pastries, sardines caught in the morning and homemade wine. And what the townspeople are talking about has repeatedly inspired the famous Italian director Federico Felini to create dialogues for his films. By the way, the house in which the genius filmmaker lived is located exactly on San Giuliano Street. Today it is one of the main attractions of Rimini.
The heart of the city's cultural life is the Place Cavour. It is bordered by unique monuments of history and architecture, which are harmoniously combined with each other, forming an amazingly beautiful complex.
Guests and residents of Rimini love to relax on Piazza Cavour. The time spent in this place promises a pleasant rest and exclusive photographs against the background of ancient buildings or the famous marble fountain with drinking water.
The square is completely pedestrianized. The main objects that border this place are three palace buildings dating back to the XIII-XIV centuries. There is also a memorial monument to Paul V. Near the square there is an old market with stone counters carved in the 18th century. The assortment of goods is very diverse. Here you can buy fresh seafood, local vegetables and fruits, and authentic souvenirs.