Evening on the Riviera

Orange glints on wooden hulls and a briny whiff by the Molo di Levante: evening settles in as Rimini’s fishermen finish the day and nightlife warms up. First stop, the modern Marina di Rimini (opened 2002 by Daniele Rossi), then a hop to Borgo San Giuliano to catch Fellini murals before darkness deepens. Between Viale Vespucci and Piazzale Boscovich, things get lively—piadina stands, paper cones of fritto misto, the Ferris wheel tracing slow circles—while the coast stretches with grill houses serving sea bream still warm from the Adriatic.

Your dedicated driver collects you from your hotel on Viale Regina Elena and keeps the car on standby all evening: you dine, you stroll, he pulls up. With a private chauffeur in Rimini, there’s no circling for parking as you move from the quays (five minutes from the Arch of Augustus) to Bagno 26 for that last seaside drink. He handles table timings and waits by the marina, then whisks you either to Riccione’s clubs in 20 minutes or to the Tiberius Bridge for night reflections. You taste and explore; he drives and stays close.