Rimini is full of people during the summer, there are people on the street usually till late (that makes me feel safer). Otherwise you have to be always very careful as a solo women, expecially in the evening near the train station.

I think the city center is generally safe. Most crimes happen in the beach side. This town is known as one of those with highest criminality rate in Italy. However, living here in the past few years, I felt quite safe. There just few catcalling incidents, again in the beach side. I rarely walk alone at night but when with few girl friends, I felt safe.

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Italy, nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean Sea in Southern Europe, is a country known for its iconic contributions to art, history, fashion, food, and music. Home to an incredible 55 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the country is famed for monuments like the Colosseum, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, and the Vatican City - the smallest country in the world. Italy is the birthplace of the Renaissance, a period that produced artists and scholars such as Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo who left an unparalleled cultural legacy. Internationally renowned for its cuisine, Italy is the land of pizza, pasta, and world-class wine, inviting its visitors to indulge in its rich and diverse gastronomic culture. The breathtaking landscapes of the Amalfi Coast, the romantic waterways of Venice, and the rustic charm of Tuscany offer a compelling blend of sightseeing delights and leisurely pursuits.

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Nestled along the sparkling Adriatic Sea, Rimini is an enchanting city in the Emilia-Romagna region of northern Italy. Known for its vibrant, sun-soaked beaches, this resort town beautifully blends a modern seaside atmosphere with historical allure. Visitors can explore its rich Roman and Renaissance heritage through landmarks like the Tiberius Bridge and Arch of Augustus, or immerse themselves in Federico Fellini nostalgia by visiting the places immortalized by this iconic film director, born in Rimini. A renowned destination for its vivacious nightlife, appetizing cuisine, including its famous piadina flatbread, and encompassing diverse leisure options from theme parks to vibrant shopping districts, Rimini effortlessly captures the quintessential charm and vitality of Italian balneario culture.

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Great curort city near Adria sea and italian cousine experience, loved the place I stayed. Would recommend, if Italy is a top list which one would you like to see. Overall  taste the pastas, pizzas, sea food and tiramisu. 

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