E-bike

E-Bike Tour in Rimini

Discover the mainland by electric bike

Drop the anchor, leave your vessel, it is time to head inland. Rimini is not only beach and sea, but also a wonderful hinterland of lush nature, precious traditions and ancient history. The best way to discover these treasures? Definitely on a bicycle!

Thanks to the collaboration with our partner Emotion Bike, we can provide you with the fabulous service of guided e-bike tours to admire our beautiful Romagna while riding comfortably and effortlessly. In this way, you will have the opportunity to appreciate fantastic panoramas and stop off at the most characteristic places in the Marecchia Valley.

Tour of Rimini – 25 km

Explore the city of the Master Federico Fellini in all its most characteristic places: from the Port of Rimini, to his beloved Borgo San Giuliano, from the historic centre to the great green lung of the city, the Marecchia Park. The tour then continues to the hills of Covignano where you can taste the piadina romagnola like a local while admiring the view of the Riviera. The return trip then leads back to the harbour passing by the famous Grand Hotel in Rimini, which for many years was the home of the famous director from Rimini.
Duration:
3½ hours
Difficulty:
Easy

Tour towards Santarcangelo di Romagna – 50 km

Going up the cycle path that runs along the Marecchia River, you reach the beautiful village of Santarcangelo di Romagna. The history of this ancient town is told through its tufa caves that run beneath the town and the architecture that makes up the town's historic centre. The tour includes a visit to a farm where the secrets of the typical piadina from the Romagna area will be revealed, which you can put into practice yourself followed by a concluding tasting session. From history, we will move on to the futuristic camp of the Mutoid community to admire their sculptures made from recycled material.
Duration:
6 ½ hours
Difficulty:
Medium

Rimini as seen by the Maestro

There is a story of Rimini that deserves to be told and experienced, and it is the one told through the locations of Maestro Federico Fellini, which have also been featured in his films. From Borgo San Giuliano, where he loved to stroll hand in hand with his Giulietta, we come to the Rocca and the Malatesta Temple, in front of which was the shop selling caricatures and drawings that Fellini opened with a painter friend. Not to be missed is a stop at the Cinema Fulgor, a place of worship where Fellini as a child used to go with his father and which stimulated his love of cinema.
Duration:
3½ hours
Difficulty:
Easy