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Borgo  San  Giuliano​

Latest page update: 22 May 2025
By: Dion Protani
The area of Borgo San Giuliano is situated just to the north of the famous Ponte di Tiberio, a landmark Roman bridge in Rimini.

As you walk away from the city centre you may be forgiven for thinking there's nothing more to see in this residential area but as you enter streets like Via Marecchia, you suddenly find yourself surrounded by a world of colour with murals adorning the walls.

What People Ask About Borgo San Giuliano, Rimini

Where is Borgo San Giuliano located?
Borgo San Giuliano is a historic neighbourhood of Rimini, located just across the Tiberius Bridge from the city centre. It lies along the Marecchia River, close to the old port and the start of the canal leading to the Adriatic Sea.
What is Borgo San Giuliano known for?
Borgo San Giuliano is known for its colourful houses, narrow streets, and murals dedicated to filmmaker Federico Fellini, who was born in Rimini. It’s one of the city’s most picturesque areas and has become a cultural and artistic hub.
Is Borgo San Giuliano worth visiting?
Yes, it’s one of Rimini’s most atmospheric districts, ideal for a stroll or a meal. The murals, bohemian atmosphere, and waterfront views give it a distinct character compared to the beachside and modern parts of the city.
What can you see in Borgo San Giuliano?
The district features murals inspired by Fellini’s films, colourful fishermen’s houses, small piazzas, and traditional trattorias. It also offers access to the Tiberius Bridge and is close to the new Parco del Mare and Rimini's canal harbour.
How do you get to Borgo San Giuliano?
Borgo San Giuliano is easily reached on foot from Rimini’s historic centre by crossing the Tiberius Bridge. It’s about a 15-minute walk from Rimini train station, and also accessible by local buses and cycle paths.
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Discover Borgo San Giuliano
Borgo San Giuliano is a charming neighbourhood located in the city of Rimini, on the eastern coast of Italy. Situated just across the river from the historic centre of Rimini, this quaint district is known for its colourful houses, narrow streets, and lively atmosphere, offering a taste of traditional Italian life. The area is famous for its picturesque charm, with its vibrant murals and decorations that reflect the town's deep connection to its fishing and maritime heritage.

The neighbourhood is a popular spot for both locals and visitors, offering cosy cafes, trattorias, and artisan shops. The winding streets and small squares make it an ideal place to wander and soak in the local culture, and it is particularly known for its colourful decorations during the annual festivals and events.

Nearby, the bustling beach resort of Rimini is just a short walk away, offering a wide stretch of sandy beaches, lively bars, and beach clubs. Rimini's historic centre, with its Roman monuments, including the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge, is also within easy reach, providing a mix of history, culture, and seaside relaxation. Borgo San Giuliano, with its vibrant charm and proximity to the coast and historical landmarks, offers an authentic and delightful experience of Rimini.​

Things to Do

Things to Do in Borgo San Giuliano
  • Colourful Houses: The neighbourhood is characterised by its colourful houses with vibrant facades and decorative details. The lively and artistic atmosphere of the district makes it a charming place to stroll and explore.
  • Fellini's Murals: The walls of Borgo San Giuliano are adorned with murals dedicated to Federico Fellini, the renowned film director. These murals pay tribute to his legacy and contribution to the world of cinema.
Borgo San Giuliano Tours and Activities
​​​​City: Rimini

Province: Rimini

Region: ​Emilia Romagna

Close by: Sant'Arcangelo di Romagna, Bellaria, Cesenatico

Highlights: ​murales/street art

Fly to: Rimini & San Marino Airport - 13 mins by car (7 km)

Recommended accommodation: Erbavoglio Hotel

Where to Stay

Where to Stay in Rimini
  • Hotel De Londres (Located in Rimini centre, 1 km from the beach.) This elegant hotel offers a sophisticated stay with views of the Adriatic Sea. The property features modern rooms, a rooftop terrace, a wellness centre, and a restaurant serving Mediterranean cuisine. Guests appreciate the central location, high-quality service, and proximity to the beach and attractions. Price Guide: €€€€ (high-end)
  • B&B Hotel Rimini (Located 2 km from Rimini centre, near the beach.) This budget-friendly hotel offers a comfortable stay with easy access to the beach and local attractions. The property features clean, modern rooms, a bar, and a convenient location for exploring the city's historic sites. Guests enjoy the relaxed atmosphere, friendly staff, and great value for money. Price Guide: €€ (affordable)
  • Hotel Continental (Located in Rimini centre, 1 km from the beach.) Hotel Continental offers a relaxing stay with a large outdoor pool and a restaurant serving Italian and international cuisine. The property is just a short walk from the beach and features spacious rooms with sea views. Guests often mention the helpful service, comfortable facilities, and excellent breakfast. Price Guide: €€€ (mid-range)
  • Grand Hotel Rimini (Located in Rimini centre, 0.5 km from the beach.) This luxurious hotel offers a blend of historic charm and modern amenities. The hotel features elegant rooms, a beautiful garden, an outdoor pool, and a fine-dining restaurant. Guests enjoy the refined atmosphere, exceptional service, and proximity to the beach and cultural landmarks. Price Guide: €€€€ (high-end)
  • Hotel Savoia (Located 3 km from Rimini centre, near the beach.) Set in a peaceful location close to the beach, Hotel Savoia offers a relaxing stay with comfortable rooms and a restaurant serving traditional cuisine. The property also includes a bar and a small garden. Guests appreciate the quiet surroundings, the excellent food, and the proximity to the beach. Price Guide: €€€ (mid-range)

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