Museums and monuments
Museums and Monuments. This section of SpecialHotel is dedicated to the cultural-historical part of the city of Rimini monuments, museums and palaces in the city itself.
The city of Rimini has been an all-round protagonist of Italian history over the past centuries, thanks also to its strategic geographic position, and this is testified by the presence of so many monuments and museums erected from time to time to bear witness to the passage of time.
Rimini and its territory were influenced by the Etruscans and Celts, later dominated by the Romans with Augusto which made Rimini one of its municipalities and came to be dominated by one of the most influential seignories in the country during the Renaissance period: the Malatesta Seignory.
All the historical passages of these dominations are in Rimini witnessed by the presence of palaces, monuments, architectural structures, statues, ancient houses, churches, fortresses and castles of which we give you brief information.
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Discover one of Italy’s most important cultural treasures: ‘Notturnali’ at the Malatestiana Library, with a candlelit tour in Cesena
The Malatestiana Library in Cesena: the place where books have been chained for almost six centuries. There are places that tell a story
In the heart of Romagna, Santarcangelo di Romagna harbours one of its most fascinating secrets beneath the surface: a real and
The Church of Santa Maria dei Servi, officially known as the Church of Santa Maria in Corte, is one of the places
The “Rimini Proibita” exhibition has been extended until Epiphany: the exhibition on Tondelli and Pesaresi continues at the Palazzi dell’Arte The “Rimini” exhibition
The Basilica of Sant'Agata Maggiore is one of the oldest churches in Ravenna, located in the heart of the historic centre, at
Walking through the heart of Rimini's historic centre, one cannot fail to notice the elegant and silent presence of the
In the heart of Ravenna, along the central Via Cavour, stands Palazzo Guiccioli, an authentic historical gem that encompasses centuries of culture,
Rocca Malatestiana in Rimini The Rocca Malatestiana is an imposing fortress located in Rimini, Italy, dating back to the 15th century.
The Via Flaminia is one of the ancient Roman roads that connected Rome to Rimini, passing through several cities in central Italy.
The historic centre of Rimini is one of the oldest and most fascinating parts of the city and offers visitors a wide
Piazza Ferrari is one of Rimini's main squares, located in the heart of the city. It is named after the sculptor
The Church of Sant'Agostino in Rimini is a religious building of great historical and cultural importance. Its history dates back
Piazza Tre Martiri in Rimini is one of the most important squares in the city and is rich in history and
The amphitheatre in Rimini is an ancient Roman building located in the city centre, also known as the Roman Amphitheatre of
The Rimini Theatre, also known as the Amintore Galli Theatre, is one of the most important historical theatres in Italy. Its
Piazza Cavour is one of the main squares in Rimini, a city located on the Adriatic coast of central Italy, in the region of Emilia-Romagna.
Castel Sismondo is an imposing fortress located in the historic centre of Rimini, Italy. It was built in the 15th century for
