Staying on Viale Regina Margherita in Marebello di Rimini means choosing one of the main seafront streets in the southern part of the city. Here, the beach is the true focal point: the avenue runs parallel to the coast and offers beach resorts, restaurants, bars, piadina shops, and tourist services all within walking distance.
For the properties listed directly on the page, the sea is about 70-80 meters away . In practice, it only takes a few minutes' walk to reach the beach, a particularly convenient feature if you want to move between the beach and the hotel several times during the day without using a car.
Marebello is located between Bellariva and Rivazzurra, and Viale Regina Margherita is one of the main roads connecting these coastal towns. This means you can easily reach nearby areas: heading north, you'll reach Bellariva and then Marina Centro, while heading south, you'll enter Rivazzurra and continue towards Miramare and Riccione.
Along the coast, you'll also find Parco del Mare , Rimini's new waterfront designed to provide more space for pedestrians, bicycles, greenery, and outdoor activities. It's a useful destination not only for evening strolls, but also for traveling along the coast without constantly using the car. The area is flat and particularly suitable for cycling.
Rimini's city center is further from the beach: for the hotels currently listed on Viale Regina Margherita on the Marebello page, it's approximately 3-3.2 km away. It's therefore not the best area to choose if you want to be right on your doorstep in the historic center, but you can easily reach it by bike or public transportation.
Once you reach the heart of the city, you can follow a route through Rimini's main monuments: from the Arch of Augustus , a Roman gate built in 27 BC, you can walk along Corso d'Augusto towards Piazza Tre Martiri, built on the site of the ancient Roman forum, and Piazza Cavour, the medieval heart of the city. Continuing, you'll find the Tiberius Bridge , a large five-arched Roman bridge that leads to Borgo San Giuliano.
To get around the coast, you can use bus line 11 , the local public transport bus that connects Rimini and Riccione, passing through the southern seaside resorts. It's a useful option for reaching Marina Centro and the station area, or, in the opposite direction, Rivazzurra, Miramare, and Riccione. The public beaches of Marebello are also served by bus line 11.
Further inland from the seafront is the Metromare , the rapid transit system on a dedicated lane connecting Rimini and Riccione. From Marebello, you can reach the Marebello stop and use it for quick travel to Rimini station or to southern destinations. It's especially convenient when you want to avoid the traffic along the coast.
Rimini train station is approximately 4.4-4.6 km from the accommodations listed on this page. This distance makes using public transportation preferable to walking, especially if you're traveling with luggage.
Another advantage of the location is its proximity to Fiabilandia , one of the Riviera's main family-friendly amusement parks. From the Viale Regina Margherita area in Marebello, it's approximately 1.5-1.7 km away, depending on your starting point. It's therefore easy to reach without planning a long trip out of town.
Marebello also has two stretches of free beach officially designated by Rimini Turismo : one between Beach Clubs 105 and 106 and one in the area in front of the ENEL Campus, between Beach Clubs 107 and 108. Both are unequipped, but have access ramps and lifeguards. This is particularly useful information if you don't want to use a beach club every day.
For a day away from the beach, you can finally head inland from Rimini . Santarcangelo di Romagna is one of the closest destinations and offers a historic center built on Colle Giove; Verucchio, on the other hand, preserves important Malatesta remains and offers a wide panorama of the Marecchia Valley. Further afield, you can reach San Leo, dominated by its fortress, or San Marino and the three towers of Monte Titano.
Viale Regina Margherita is therefore particularly suitable if your priority is enjoying the sea and easily getting around the coast. The beach is practically right in front of you, Marebello has its own free stretches, and you can reach Bellariva, Rivazzurra, and other areas of Rimini by bike, bus, or Metromare.
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