Rimini, Torre Pedrera, Torre Pedrera Beach - Italy
Torre Pedrera - the name comes from an old watchtower that once protected the coast against pirate attacks
Rimini is a coastal city on the Adriatic Sea in northeastern Italy, in the Emilia-Romagna region. Known for its long, wide sandy beaches and lively summer atmosphere, Rimini attracts both Italian and international tourists. Rimini has over 15 kilometers of coastline with well-organized bathing facilities, beach bars and activities for all ages. Rimini is more than just sun and water. Rimini's historic center bears traces of a long history, from Roman times to the Renaissance. Here you can find attractions such as the Tiberius Bridge, built by the Romans over 2,000 years ago, and the impressive Arch of Augustus, one of the oldest Roman triumphal arches.
Torre Pedrera - a seaside resort located about 7 kilometers north of the center of Rimini, along the Italian Adriatic coast. Torre Pedrera has emerged as a family-friendly holiday destination, with long, well-kept sandy beaches and a wide range of hotels, beach clubs and restaurants. The name Torre Pedrera comes from an old watchtower that once protected the coast from pirate attacks. Today, the area is popular with both Italian and foreign tourists. Beach life is the focus, but Torre Pedrera is also well connected to Rimini's historic center and is a good starting point for day trips to nearby cultural cities such as San Marino and Ravenna. Torre Pedrera combines sun, swimming and simplicity with a taste of classic Italian holiday tradition.
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