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Hi all. In September I'm going to Rimini for a week (Hotel Kennedy). Naturally, I read reviews - the sea is dirty and shallow, everything is expensive! Is it so? Tell me how is it? Is there a place to walk (besides excursions), approximate prices for food, do they understand Russians in cafes. I would be glad for any information. Thanks.
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The sea is shallow and clean, fish swim, crabs and crustaceans run. Here is the beach - yes, dirty. Strictly IMHO. As a cigarette butt lay around an umbrella, so it lay for a day. Beach-boys do not load themselves with cleaning. Along the edge of the sea you will not see anything ... And expensive sunbeds / umbrellas. You can save money by renting for several days at once or not by the sea, but further into the depths of the beach. (We rested a block away from your hotel).
Take a walk... The city is more than 2000 years old, the birthplace of Fellini, do you think there is a place to take a walk? Take a map of the city from the hotel and go, you can walk to the historical center on foot. To the tourist center too.
Prices. Some are cheaper than ours and some are more expensive. From your hotel a quarter to a two-story supermarket.
They understand Russian in cafes, in some places it even says "We speak Russian." The menu in Russian, as a rule, is available. In general, there would be a desire to understand each other. Poor knowledge of Italian by us, ignorance of Russian and English by Italian pensioners never prevented us from reaching mutual understanding. (Younger Italians speak English).
Take a walk... The city is more than 2000 years old, the birthplace of Fellini, do you think there is a place to take a walk? Take a map of the city from the hotel and go, you can walk to the historical center on foot. To the tourist center too.
Prices. Some are cheaper than ours and some are more expensive. From your hotel a quarter to a two-story supermarket.
They understand Russian in cafes, in some places it even says "We speak Russian." The menu in Russian, as a rule, is available. In general, there would be a desire to understand each other. Poor knowledge of Italian by us, ignorance of Russian and English by Italian pensioners never prevented us from reaching mutual understanding. (Younger Italians speak English).
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answered 11 years ago
Near San Marino. There is duty-free shopping.
Pizza, coffee, etc. can be bought everywhere.
The bus ticket is valid by the hour.
There you can also visit the museum "Italy in miniature"
Rimini is a small town, and a little further from the sea seemed cozy to me.
Pizza, coffee, etc. can be bought everywhere.
The bus ticket is valid by the hour.
There you can also visit the museum "Italy in miniature"
Rimini is a small town, and a little further from the sea seemed cozy to me.
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answered 11 years ago
The Adriatic is generally cold, including in Rimini!
All beaches are municipal, you can walk and sunbathe anywhere, but umbrellas, etc. accessories are owned by hotels and you have to pay for them.
You can walk in the city center. There are monuments and medieval buildings. And it’s better not to go on excursions at all, a terrible organization and a terrible scam! Read my articles!
I recommend traveling everywhere on your own, by train or bus, tickets cost a penny.
Many people speak Russian and in general there are many Russians in Italy, but it is better to read an Italian textbook before the trip and take a phrase book with you, this will greatly facilitate and diversify your trip.
All beaches are municipal, you can walk and sunbathe anywhere, but umbrellas, etc. accessories are owned by hotels and you have to pay for them.
You can walk in the city center. There are monuments and medieval buildings. And it’s better not to go on excursions at all, a terrible organization and a terrible scam! Read my articles!
I recommend traveling everywhere on your own, by train or bus, tickets cost a penny.
Many people speak Russian and in general there are many Russians in Italy, but it is better to read an Italian textbook before the trip and take a phrase book with you, this will greatly facilitate and diversify your trip.
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