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Europe 2010 Day 14 - Rimini - The Beach & City


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9 Oct 2010

Having covered San Marino in the morning and early afternoon, we were back in Rimini. Rimini is a popular beach holiday destination. We will visit the beach before moving towards the olden parts of the city to have a look at the Tiberius Bridge and the Arch of Augustus.


Heading to the beach before the sun sets.


On our way to the beach.


The beach is very wide and empty; bright sunny day but chilly winds...


The long and sandy beach of Rimini


The Adriatic Sea and beach! Not crowded in Autumn


Sailing in the distance





Tiberius Bridge over the Marecchia River, an Ancient Roman bridge (completed ~21 CE)


View from the bridge


The Tiberius Bridge is accessible to cars


Piazza Tre Martiri, used to be a Roman Forum in 268 BCE


The backside of The Arch of Augustus (27 BCE)


Front side of The Arch of Augustus (27 BCE)


Penne Mare e monti (Penne with prawns and mushroom)


Gargenelli al Granchio (with crab meat)


Enjoying our dinner at a not-so-busy-restaurant, this ends the "relaxing" part of our holiday. Our next major stop is the City of Florence (Firenze). On the way to Florence, we will be making a stop at Bologna, where the oldest university in the world is situated.

Check back for the next post soon.

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