This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Rimini.
Visit Rimini if you like beaches, nightlife, sun, and sports -- it's a resort of high class and as such offers various hostel options for different travelers (some promote themselves as party places while others are more quiet). Not surprisingly, almost all Rimini hostels are located near the sea. If you go there in the high season, be sure to book your hostel in advance, especially if you are a bigger group. Hostels in Rimini are not cheap and prices in the summer can be really high, especially if you do not make your booking on time. Many Rimini hostels do not operate all year long.
Rimini is one of the most famous Italian resorts. It gets really international in the summer and is a great place for people who fancy nightlife -- you can hardly find a better summer party place in Italy than Rimini. There are also more than enough historical places to visit if you like sightseeing -- Tempio Malatestiano, San Fortunato Church, Ponte di Tiberio, and the Roman Amphitheater, to name a few. San Marino is just twenty kilometers away.
If you arrive in Rimini via the airport, there are a lot of public transportation options to get to your chosen Rimini hostel. There are a lot of buses that go directly to the city, but be sure to know your station. Even taking a taxi to your hostel in Rimini is not too expensive, as the airport is no more than seven kilometers away. Train connections are also convenient and most Rimini hostels are within walking distance of the train station.
Written by local enthusiast for Rimini hostels
George Traveller
