Mare d’Italia

It’s been a long and rainy winter for most of Western Europe, but finally warm and sunny weather is on the way and people have started strolling up and down Romagna’s beaches again.
You can find out an updated list of events in the region on the official Emilia Romagna Tourism Board site:
http://www.emiliaromagnaturismo.it/english/index.htm
Enjoy your summer!

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Rimini and its beach communities are quite close to each other and easily connected by local buses, which in summer run all day and night. The Tourist Information Office provides free maps of the area, bus and train information and maps of public parking areas. Getting in and out of Rimini by car during weekends [...]

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Summer clothes and maybe a sweater or a light jacket are fine for the hot season. Otherwise, arrange your wardrobe depending on the season. Be prepared for mild weather and occasional rain.
If you’re visiting churches, avoid shorts and tank tops, even on summer days: the guardians may enforce as a dress code to cover your [...]

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Most towns have one or more tourist information offices, labeled IAT (“Informazione e Accoglienza Turistica”, Information and Tourist Board). Beach towns have always at least one open during summer. They’re actually used also for Italian citizens to provide general information not only on cultural or touristic events, but also on businesses, associations, and provide relocation [...]

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The quiet and friendly beaches of Romagna are much loved by seniors, especially at the beginning and end of summer, whent the weather is mild and not very humid.
Seniors from 65 and up can enjoy special rates for trasportation, and usually pay cut rates for museums and galleries. Hotels often offer discounted packages as well.

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