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What can we go in Rimini?

1. Arco d’Augusto (Arch of Augustus)

The Arch, the oldest

preserved in northern Italy,

marks the entrance to the city

for those coming from the

Flaminia, the route traced by

the consul Flaminio in 220

B.C. to connect Rome to

Rimini. City gate and

honorary arch, it was erected

in 27 B.C. by the will of the Senate in celebration of Octavianus

Augustus, as manifested by the inscription placed above the

arch. Perhaps not everyone knows that the current Via del

Corso in Rome is the ancient Via Flaminia, which starts in the

capital and ends in Rimini.

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