After joining a group tour, you will most likely want to take a walk around the most interesting places on your own and create your personal walking route in Riccione.
We recommend starting with the San Lorenzo district, where the ruins of the ancient Roman city are located. Then head to the Agolanti family castle and admire various artifacts at the Local History Museum. You can continue your walking route in Riccione by visiting the famous attraction that brought worldwide fame to the resort — Villa Mussolini. And don’t forget to see the equally beautiful Villa Franceschi, now home to a modern art museum with hundreds of paintings by Italian artists. We recommend ending your walk in Riccione at one of the resort’s main attractions — the incredibly long and colorful promenade. And, of course, don’t miss the famous Viale Ceccarini with its boutiques of world-renowned brands: Dolce&Gabbana, Prada, Rolex, Zara.
A separate tourist route in Riccione should lead to Riccione Terme, located on Viale Torino and covering an area of about 40,000 m². There you will find a full spa complex, mud baths, jacuzzi, and a water park with slides and pools.
