
ARimini Caput Viarum is a storytelling place, a multimedia and interactive tour which offers visitors the unique experience of reliving the story of Ariminum, the ancient roman Rimini with its treasures and beauty, offering suggestions to undertake a comprehensive and engaging journey in the territory.
Designed using new languages, evocative images, interactive technologies, exhibition areas and information tools, the Visitor Center offers tourists the opportunity to be active players of a narration intertwined with history.
A history that is still tangible today in the rich and well preserved archaeological heritage, enriched over the centuries by beautiful architecture, from the Middle Ages up to the Renaissance: an important legacy that has influenced the history of Rimini up to the present day.
The Visitor Center also provides visitors with a thorough summary of tourist opportunities, places and events of Rimini, an area rich in attractions that go beyond the cultural ones.
Here it will be Julius Caesar to show you around! Four are the narrative stations:
1. The great Julius Caesar
2. Live in Rimini
3. Rimini and the sea
4. Rimini and the heritage of antiquity
Moreover you'll find:
TOUCH WALL
Explore the Rimini history, select the points of interest and create your itinerary.
PLAY WITH THE ROMAN RIMINI
Thanks to the display join the website or shot your photo and share on Social Network.
ENTER INTO THE TEACHING ROOM
For conferences and interactive lessons.
OPENING HOURS
FROM JUNE TO SEPTEMBER:
Tuesday to Saturday 10 am - 1.00pm and 4.30pm - 7.30 pm
Fridays evening opening from 8 pm to 10 pm
Sunday 10.00 am - 1.30 pm
Closed on Mondays
FROM OCTOBER TO APRIL:
Tuesday-Thursday- Saturday: 3.00pm - 6:30pm
Wednesday-Friday: 9:00am to 1:00pm
Closed on Sundays and Mondays
Address: Corso d’Augusto, 235 - Rimini
Phone: +39 0541 29833 - tourist info line +39 0541/53399
Email: info@riminiromana.it
Site: www.riminiromana.it/en
©2016 Assessorato al turismo / Comune di Rimini, Piazzale Fellini 3 47921 - Rimini - +39 0541 704587 / Ufficio Informazioni Turistiche (IAT) +39 0541 53399 / fax +39 0541 56598