Choosing Rimini means experiencing a region in its entirety, a city for all seasons.
A total of 202 kilometres of cycle paths
In Rimini the sea meets the hinterland, and every day can become a different experience, whether on the beach, in nature or in the surrounding small towns and villages. This vision is further confirmed by the recent accolade received by the Parco del Mare at Velo-city 2026, the world’s leading conference dedicated to urban cycling. The European Cyclists’ Federation has, in fact, awarded Rimini the ECF Award – Cycling Infrastructure Award that recognizes projects that improve the quality of life through sustainable mobility. This accolade places the city alongside other European leaders in the field and rewards the major urban regeneration project on Rimini’s waterfront which has helped to extend the city’s cycle network to a total of 202 kilometres.
The beachfront is a continuous open-air area
The sea is the first point of contact with the city. Over 15 kilometres of beach, more than 250 beach lidos and extensive stretches of public beach offer a well-organized and accessible system, designed to welcome everyone. The seafront has been transformed it into a single, large, continuous open-air area with cycle and footpaths, green spaces, and areas dedicated to physical activities.
The hinterland is just as appealing
For those wishing to venture beyond the coast we find the Marecchia and Conca valleys with hills, vineyards, towns and villages that tell the story of the region. The Rimini hinterland is also home to castles, parish churches and some of Romagna’s most evocative views, and cycling remains one of the most popular ways to explore it. Thanks to bike hotels, dedicated facilities and numerous routes, you can cycle from the seafront to the hills along routes suitable for all levels, with the Valmarecchia among the most popular destinations for cycle tourists.
Guided tours and outdoor activities
Alongside these options a structured programme of excursions is also available on the official VisitRimini website, where you can find guided tours, nature trails and outdoor activities designed to hel discover the area. The Rimini Pass, a digital tool promoted by VisitRimini, also supports this approach to exploration, offering convenient access to experiences, itineraries and services across the city, the coast and the hinterland. The campaign “Rimini. 4 Seasons Collection. More than a city. More than a destination” complements this positioning with a narrative that reflects the destination’s contemporary spirit.
