Rimini all year round
Stay 3 nights and receive the Rimini Pass 🎟️✨ with over €44.90 worth of included benefits per person
🎁 Book 3 nights in Rimini with VisitRimini and get the Rimini Pass for free! Value: €44.90 per person
Looking for a holiday filled with seaside charm, culture, and picturesque villages?
Book at least 3 nights on visitrimini.com and receive the Rimini Pass — your digital key to a world of experiences — completely free!
What is the Rimini Pass?
It’s a digital card designed to help you explore Rimini and its surroundings with ease, savings, and unforgettable experiences. With the Rimini Pass, you’ll enjoy:
- Free entry to Rimini’s museums – Art, history, and culture at your fingertips
- Unlimited local public transport – Move around freely and stress-free
- Access to castles and fortresses – A journey into the medieval heart of Romagna
- Exclusive discounts – On theme parks, the enchanting Onferno Caves, and much more
- Special deals at restaurants and shops – Make your stay even more enjoyable
Don’t miss out!
Discover Rimini and its surroundings like a true traveler — with all the benefits of the Rimini Pass.
👉 Book your 3-night stay now at visitrimini.com
Offer valid until January 6, 2026, exclusively for bookings made through the official website.
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With the Rimini Pass, you can get around stress-free 🚋🚲
Forget your car at the hotel and enjoy the freedom to explore the entire province of Rimini.
With the Rimini Pass, you can travel for free on Start Romagna public transport and the Metromare, the coastal line that connects Rimini and Riccione in just a few minutes.
Arriving by train?
Getting to your hotel is super easy: just hop on the Metromare or take bus lines 2, 4, or 11 to start exploring the city right away.
And for cycling lovers?
The Rimini Pass also offers discounted rates at the Rimini Bike Park, open all year round — a fun and eco-friendly way to ride along the 15 km of coastline and discover Rimini on two wheels.
What’s included with the Rimini Pass 🎟️
With the Rimini Pass, you get free access to the city’s most iconic landmarks:
✅ Fellini Museum – An innovative multi-site museum spread across Castel Sismondo, Palazzo del Fulgor, and Piazza dei Sogni. An immersive journey dedicated to the genius of Federico Fellini.
✅ City Museum (Museo della Città) – Located in the heart of Piazza Ferrari, it houses Roman artifacts, medieval and Renaissance masterpieces, and treasures from the 20th century. Don’t miss the new section on 14th-century Rimini.
✅ Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo) – A unique 700 sqm archaeological site featuring mosaics and Roman and medieval structures that tell over 2,000 years of history.
And don’t forget — 3 days of public transport are included.
Rimini City Tour 🚶♀️
Every weekend, VisitRimini organizes guided tours with special themed itineraries.
Thanks to the Rimini Pass, you can join these exclusive experiences at a super-discounted price — a unique opportunity to discover Rimini from a whole new perspective.
Villages and Fortresses to Discover with the Rimini Pass 🏰
✅ Santarcangelo di Romagna – Caves and Casamatta
A fascinating underground complex carved into sandstone, with over 150 subterranean chambers that have served religious, residential, and refuge purposes over the centuries. The tour takes you into a hidden world beneath the old town and includes the Casamatta, an ancient medieval bunker.
✅ San Leo – Fortress and Museum of Sacred Art
The majestic Renaissance fortress, designed by Francesco di Giorgio Martini, stands on a rocky cliff overlooking the Valmarecchia valley. Once used as a prison, it held famous figures such as the alchemist Cagliostro. Today, it’s a museum showcasing history, art, and mystery. Admission to the Museum of Sacred Art in the Medici Palace is also included.
✅ Verucchio – Rocca del Sasso and Archaeological Museum
One of the main strongholds of the Malatesta family, it towers over the valley with spectacular views reaching the sea. Inside, you’ll find the legendary room of Mastin Vecchio, celebrated by Dante. Just a short walk away, the Civic Archaeological Museum houses Villanovan and Etruscan artifacts, including fabrics, wooden thrones, and rare Iron Age objects.
✅ Montefiore Conca – Malatesta Fortress
A gem of the Valconca area, with its unmistakable silhouette rising nearly 400 meters above sea level. Originally built for defense, it later became a prestigious residence — even hosting the King of Hungary. It offers breathtaking views of the coast and surrounding hills.
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