Audio Guide of Arch of Augustus

The Arch of Augustus is open 24 hours a day, every day of the year, as it is an open-air structure in Piazza Tre Martiri. You can easily reach it on foot from Rimini’s city center or by bus; the main reference point is Via Flaminia. For more details about transportation, visit the official Rimini tourism website at Visit Rimini.

Visiting the Arch of Augustus is completely free, with no ticket required. It is a public monument accessible to all visitors. For updated information, check the official portal of the Municipality of Rimini at Municipality of Rimini.

It is recommended to spend about 15 to 30 minutes appreciating the arch, taking photos, and reading the information plaque. If you include a walk around the surrounding square, it could extend to 45 minutes. It is a quick visit and ideal to combine with other nearby attractions.

The Arch of Augustus, built in 27 BC by order of the Roman emperor Augustus, marks the end of the Via Flaminia and symbolizes the expansion of the Roman Empire. It was a monumental gateway to the ancient city of Ariminum and today represents a key landmark in the region’s Etruscan and Roman history. To learn more, visit the City Museum in Rimini.

The best time is during spring (April to June) or autumn (September to October) to avoid the summer crowds and enjoy pleasant weather. Choose early morning or sunset for ideal photo light and fewer tourists. Avoid summer midday hours because of the intense heat.

Yes, the arch is accessible for wheelchair users, as it is located in a flat square without major stairs. However, the pedestrian area may be uneven in some spots, so caution is advised. For assistance, contact Rimini’s tourism service at +39 0541 720182 or visit Accessibility Information on Visit Rimini.

Near the Arch of Augustus, you will find Piazza Tre Martiri with its fountain and pine column, the Malatesta Temple just a 10-minute walk away, and the Roman Amphitheatre about 500 meters away. You can easily explore Rimini’s historic center on foot. For a full itinerary, see the map at Italia.it - Rimini.

Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the historic center and download an audio guide app such as IAudioguia to enrich the experience with historical narration. Visit early to avoid tour groups and combine your stop with a coffee in a nearby square. If you are traveling with family, keep in mind that there are no restrooms on site, so plan accordingly nearby.