IN THE SURROUNDINGS

Hotel Roma is a hotel in Rimini close to the main parks of the Riviera Romagnola. Just a few steps from our structure is Fiabilandia, an enchanted kingdom dedicated to children with games and attractions for the whole family.

Continuing toward Riccione you will find in sequence the Beach Village, fun water park directly on the sea, followed by the famous parks Aquafan and Oltremare that awaits you with their performances with dolphins and birds of prey. Until you reach Cattolica, with its Aquarium animated by fish, penguins and nice otters.
 
A few kilometres to the north of the hotel is Italia in Miniatura, a perfect reconstruction of the most famous architectural works of Italy and Europe… until you reach Mirabilandia, the most famous park in Italy, with roller coaster, attractions filled with adrenaline and live entertainment perfect for kids and families.

Rimini is a wonderful city, all to be discovered, that goes beyond the beautiful and serviced beaches and has also a lot to offer on history and culture, with a historic centre rich in testimonies of the past.
 
Among the main monuments absolutely not to be missed the Tiberius Bridge, the Arch of Augustus, the Tempio Malatestiano, Piazza Tre Martiri, Piazza Ferrari with the Domus of the Surgeon and Piazza Cavour and his old fishery. Testimonies of the Roman age that is well preserved still today.
 
The city is also famous for the picturesque village of San Giuliano, situated on the northern shore of the river Marecchia, separated from the historical centre from the Tiberius Bridge. A cluster of houses and activities that still today retain their personality, between craftsmen and neighbourhood parties, where you can breathe the atmosphere of the small villages of many years ago.

During your holiday in Rimini it is worth spending one or more days discovering the wonderful surrounding hinterland, rich in villages sometimes unknown but very charming.
 
Among these we would like to remember the villages of Valmarecchia, including Santarcangelo, the land of poets and artists, San Leo, which houses in its historical centre the Fortress, the Parish Church and the Duomo and Verucchio, from where you can admire a splendid panorama and where you can visit the Rocca, the Collegiata of Saints Martin and Francis and the Civic Museum of Archaeology.
 
Also the ancient Republic of San Marino certainly deserves a visit, with its three Towers and the Palazzo Pubblico and Gradara, a village enclosed inside a long wall, at the centre of which stands a large and spectacular castle, and where the famous tragedy of Paolo and Francesca, sung by Dante took place.