
Every year, the city’s narrow streets, thoroughfares and squares come alive with a festival featuring fascinating events, concerts by musical greats and live television broadcasts – including on national channels. How could we fail to mention the historic RAI live broadcast which, for years, has put the spotlight on Rimini, dancing and plenty of folklore to welcome in the New Year in great numbers and in good company.
Clubs, pubs, dance halls, nightclubs, restaurants and the Riviera’s practical hotels organise huge celebrations, elegant New Year’s Eve balls and parties of all kinds to suit every taste for the most important night of the year – even at sports arenas, multi-purpose centres and the Palacongressi – it’s a massive celebration!
Preparations for the fabulous Sand Nativity Scene, which will be on display over the Christmas period, have already begun, and this year the most enchanting nativity scene in the Riviera Romagnola It will be on display on the public beach at Boskovich Square In Rimini, right next to the Christmas village, the area that is turned into an ice rink every year, where events are held for young and old alike.
The Fellini Museum will open with an interesting exhibition dedicated to the great master, Castel Sigismondo will host an exhibition of paintings dedicated to the greatest artists, the streets of Rimini’s historic centre and Rimini Mare will be beautifully illuminated throughout the Christmas holiday period, and theme parks such as Italia in Miniatura and Fiabilandia will be open with special offers linked to the New Year's Eve, and the opera’s premiere – the grand opening event – will also be staged.
At the stroke of midnight, the city of Rimini will not only raise a glass with the rest of the nation, but will also celebrate the arrival of the New Year with a fireworks display, which will take place right over the sea.
The Hotels in Rimini are preparing to welcome guests who will celebrate the New Year’s Eve in Rimini and in the Riviera Romagnola with sensational offers and packages created especially for the big occasion.
