Arco d'Augusto

  Built in 27 BC, Arco d'Augusto stands as the oldest surviving Roman arch in Italy, marking the entrance to Rimini's historic center. This impressive structure rises 8.5 meters high and showcases the architectural style of ancient Rome. Visitors can stroll along Via Dante Alighieri, where they'll find the arch nestled near the lively Piazza Tre Martiri, making it a prime spot for photos and exploration. In September, the arch is often included in local cultural events, drawing visitors keen to soak in its historical significance. As you wander around, don’t miss the inscriptions that tell tales of Rimini’s glorious past and the bridge connecting the modern city to its ancient roots.