explore rimini and surroundings
Casa Musa is nestled in an area full of charm, where the sea meets history and culture is intertwined with tradition. Nearby you will find a wide variety of places to explore, each with a unique soul and experience to offer.
Rimini and its historic center: a journey through time
To stroll through Rimini's historic center is to immerse oneself in a narrative that spans from Roman times to the Renaissance and on to the Fellini era. The Arch of Augustus, the oldest Roman gate still standing, marks the beginning of this fascinating journey, which continues to the imposing and perfectly preserved Tiberius Bridge, a witness to centuries of history.
A visit to Castel Sismondo, the Malatesta fortress that dominates the city, and Borgo San Giuliano, a picturesque neighborhood of colorful houses and Fellini-inspired murals where time seems to stand still, cannot be missed. For archaeology lovers, the Surgeon's Domus is an extraordinary site that chronicles the life of a Roman doctor through precious artifacts and frescoes.
The sea and Rimini's new promenade
Just a few minutes from Casa Musa stretches Rimini's famous beach, one of the longest and best equipped in Italy. Here you can relax under the sun, enjoy water sports or indulge in a beachfront aperitif at one of the many bathing establishments.
Parco del Mare, the new pedestrian promenade, is the perfect place for relaxing walks among green spaces, bike paths and wellness areas overlooking the Adriatic. At night, the waterfront lights up with lights and colors with restaurants, clubs and kiosks offering an authentic Romagna experience.
Parco del Mare, the new pedestrian promenade, is the perfect place for relaxing walks among green spaces, bike paths and wellness areas overlooking the Adriatic. At night, the waterfront lights up with lights and colors with restaurants, clubs and kiosks offering an authentic Romagna experience.
Medieval villages and breathtaking views
San Leo, perched on a cliff, offers spectacular views of the Marecchia Valley and is home to a medieval fortress steeped in history, where the mysterious Count Cagliostro was imprisoned.
Verucchio, with its Rocca Malatestiana, is a must-see for those who love history and nature, while the Republic of San Marino, one of the world's smallest and oldest states, offers a unique experience among medieval towers, museums and duty-free shopping.
Verucchio, with its Rocca Malatestiana, is a must-see for those who love history and nature, while the Republic of San Marino, one of the world's smallest and oldest states, offers a unique experience among medieval towers, museums and duty-free shopping.