The Piazza Tre Martiri has a 2000 year story to tell and should be a must see on your Rimini itinerary.

This is the main square of Rimini and it showcases both Roman and modern architecture. I went there during January, so it was quite cold, around 3oC. Since it is not a touristy season, there is not many people around this square. It is quite relaxed walking around and you can have an afternoon tea in one of the cafes... More 

In this beautiful square , right in the middle of ancient Roman Rimini you will find also a statue of Julius Cesar, reportedly this is the place where he pronounced the famous sentence "alea jacta est"

The 3 Martyrs Square is a central square at Rimini, free space with many bars around and with the main theatre and the Town administrative building. Historical place, you have to visit it when you are in the Citty of the Rimini

Nice square with lots of shops and cafes and the14th Century Montescudo Municipal Clock Tower, which is kind of lost in this huge square. Take time to have a coffee in one of the cafes as public toilets in Rimini and elsewhere in the region are few and far between.

This square is very close to Piazza Cavour and you can't miss it. It is wider, more modern and more joyful. There is an interesting restaurant lot of charming shops. On this square you may see the statue of Caesar and close to this square is The Arch of Augustus.

Nothing was really happening at the end of October, when we were there. But still it is a nice town piazza, standard italian place. Lovely.

Lovely square in the old town. Cafes, shops, monuments. Best to visit is in the afternoon when it is quiet.

Here is the heart of the town. Very interesting tour , a lots of shops and bars. Good for a relaxing walk.