Tre-Martiri Square

Tre Martiri Square, also known as the Three Martyrs Square, is named after three Italian partisans hanged by the Nazis in 1944. It is one of the main attractions of Rimini and is located in the city center.

The square, created in the 200s BC, became the place of many joyful and tragic events. Once there were public meetings, where citizens discussed various issues related to the life of Rimini. According to historians, Julius Caesar himself spoke on the square from the podium. The tribune can still be seen today.

There are also several architectural monuments, including the clock tower and the temple of Sant Antonio, built in the 16th century and are part of a single architectural complex.