The ancient Roman five-arched bridge of Tiberius, spanning the Marecchia River, was built in 14-21 AD, i.e. construction began under Emperor Augustus and was completed under Emperor Tiberius. The bridge stood for more than half a millennium and in... read more
The Temple of Malatesta, whose official name is the Church of St Francis, is the cathedral in Rimini. And its popular name was given to Sigismund Pandolfo Malatesta, who in the mid-15th century initiated the restoration of the church. mid-15th cen... read more
Castel Sismondo, located in Rimini, once belonged to the powerful ruler of that city, Sigismund Pandolfo. belonged to Sigismund Pandolfo Malatesta, the powerful ruler of that city. Malatesta. Its construction began in March 1437. According to hist... read more
Piazza Cavour, the cultural centre of Rimini, is home to the Teatro Comunale. The theatre was inaugurated in 1857 with a production of Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Harold". During the Second World War, the building was badly damaged. Only... read more
