Brand new flights to Rimini, on Emilia Romagna’s Adriatic coast, are about to kick off, meaning the city will be closer than ever to UK travellers. British Airways and easyJet are both launching flights to Federico Fellini International Airport for the summer 2025, adding to existing Stansted flights by Ryanair.
British Airways have added three weekly flights from London Heathrow between May 15 and September 27; and starting April 16, easyJet will introduce two weekly flights from London Gatwick. These flights will make it easier than ever for Brits to visit the stunning coastal city in Emilia Romagna.
Rimini, located on Emilia Romagna’s sunny Adriatic coast, is a city that seamlessly blends its rich historical heritage with modern attractions. Known for its long sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife and cultural landmarks, Rimini offers a unique experience for visitors.
Here are ten compelling reasons to plan a trip to Rimini this year:
- Stunning beaches:
Rimini boasts a 15km stretch of beautiful white sand beaches, perfect for sunbathing and water sports. The beaches are well-equipped with sunbeds, umbrellas and beach bars, making it an ideal spot for relaxation and fun.
- Delicious cuisine:
Visitors can savour the local cuisine, including Rimini’s signature flatbread, piadina, fresh seafood and local pasta dishes like tagliatelle al ragù
- Rich history:
The historic centre of Rimini is home to ancient Roman ruins and medieval architecture. Key sites include the Arch of Augustus, the oldest surviving Roman arch, and the Tempio Malatestiano, a stunning Renaissance church.
- Cultural heritage:
The Federico Fellini International Museum is dedicated to the legendary filmmaker Federico Fellini, who was born in Rimini. The museum offers an immersive experience into Fellini’s life and works, showcasing his films, drawings and personal artifacts.
- Family-friendly attractions:
Rimini offers a variety of family-friendly attractions, including amusement parks and water parks. Popular spots include Fiabilandia, a theme park for younger children, and Aquafan, one of Europe’s largest water parks.
- Cycling paths:
Rimini is very flat, making it easy to bike from the town centre to the beach along dedicated bike paths. Visitors can rent a bike and enjoy a leisurely ride along the coast or through the scenic countryside.
- Booming nightlife:
Rimini’s lively nightlife is filled with numerous bars, clubs and beach parties. The city comes alive after dark, offering a variety of entertainment options from trendy nightclubs to cosy beachside lounges.
- Festivals and events:
Rimini features some incredible festivals and events throughout the summer months, such as the annual Notte Rosa (Pink Night) celebration. This festival includes concerts, fireworks and street performances, turning the entire city into a pink-themed party.
- Scenic beauty:
Beyond Rimini, visitors can enjoy the picturesque landscapes of the wider region of Emilia Romagna, from the serene beaches along the Adriatic coast to rolling hills. A scenic drive or hike through the region is a great option to fully appreciate its natural beauty.
- Proximity to San Marino:
Visitors can take a day trip to the nearby Republic of San Marino, one of the world’s oldest republics. Explore its medieval castles, narrow streets and stunning views from Mount Titano.
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