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Rimini, Italy

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Hiring a campervan in Rimini

Rimini is the Adriatic’s long beach, a lungomare of hotels and a small historic centre around the Arch of Augustus and the bridge of Tiberius.

That centre is not a campervan loop. The beach road is the axis, and in July and August it is a city of pedestrians, bikes and double-parked small cars. A motorhome uses a proper pitch behind the front line and joins the sand on foot.

The distinctive drive is inland and up: the republic of San Marino on its ridge, the Marecchia valley, and the Romagna hills. Those roads are a gradient and a view, not a continuation of the promenade. They are also a reminder that the northern Adriatic is resort country, different from a lake and different from a ZTL art city, with its own summer saturation.

A few things worth knowing

01
Do not cruise the lungomare looking for a gap. Go to the pitch, then walk.
02
The Tiberius bridge and the arch are a short walking circuit. Navigation through them is the wrong kind of historic.
03
San Marino’s summit roads are busy and steep. Drive them in the morning, and accept an outer stop with a walk or a shuttle rather than a space beside the basilica.