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Rimini is a popular beach resort in Italy, and the leading Adriatic beach resort.  While most people who travel to Rimini go for its fine sandy beaches, it also has a number of historic sights such as the Arch of Augustus, the Roman Amphitheater, and the Malatesta Temple.  Rimini is also close to Ravenna with its frescoes.  Find out more about these places by reading further into our Rimini travel guide.

  
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Nights in Rimini are great... but the biggest clubs are right outside of the main city in the hills surrounding the town, in order to get there the almost only solution would be to grab a taxi. With hundreds of people trying to taxi themselves to the hills after dinner, this could be quite "fun"! The best option if you are downtown would be to go to Central Station and grab a taxi from there, there will certainly be others going your same way and if you are not shy you will get a lift to the hills in a shared taxi.
 
If you are staying at one of the hotels in the seaside strip you can get a taxi from there (the hotel will arrange for your cab to pick you up without problems)
 
Coming back home will also be a challenge but it should not be that much of a problem for the skilled party-goer. Clubs close at about 7/8 AM (only to reopen as matinnées or after hours an hour later). By the time you come out of the clubs there will be a bus line already in service so... not to worry (be careful with late Sunday starts for buses, you might have to ask for a ride home -thousands of people head back to the beach at the same time and it should not be too hard to find someone going your way)
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Avoid taxis, Rimini is extremely expensive for this kind of transportation.
 
If you are staying downtown (unlikely, but it could happen) take bus number 11 from Rimini's central train station to the beach, it continues all along the Lungomare (seaside) down to Riccione. Bear in mind that during the summer months (May through September) the traffic jam along the seaside will be constant and neverending. The best option would be to go as far as you can with the 11 and then simply get off and walk. The normal thing for the seaside is to have a traffic jam from Bologna to Rimini's beach from 10 in the morning until 5 PM. Unbearable!
 
If you do not feel like walking... rent a bike or bring your skates the place is equipped with nice pedestrian only "roads"
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Rimini's Marina Centro and Lungomare Augusto is the center of beaches and nightlife.  The party scene here is non-stop!  A seaside type of promenade runs along the coast..  many areas are private with cabanas and umbrellas, etc.  Many young italians come from about June to September and sun themselves all day and party at discotechs all night.  A good getaway day trip is to San Marino about 25 kms away.  Also of interest would be the old FIsh Market, the Fontana della Pigna and the Birdge of Tiberius.  If you are planning a trip and want to beat the busy summer rush I would plan for May-June or September-October. 
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