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Notte Rosa

In Rimini, the Notte Rosa is felt deeply, turning every corner of the city pink for one night, from roundabouts to street lamps, from bars to monuments. But above all, the Notte Rosa means events and live music. Useful information: Notte Rosa, www.lanotterosa.it; contact info@lanotterosa.it; held...

It's the summer New Year's Eve of the Romagna coast. In Rimini, the Notte Rosa is felt deeply, turning every corner of the city pink for one night: from roundabouts to street lamps, from bars to monuments. But above all, the Notte Rosa means events and live music: the big concert in Piazzale Boscovich and the party that brings the Rimini seafront to life, from the Ruota panoramica all the way to the border with Riccione. Along with the Molo Street Parade, it is the most eagerly awaited and best-attended event of the Riviera summer.

Good to know

  • Once the party is over, the Concerti all'alba are held on the beach at Rimini Terme, with acoustic instruments recreating the typical atmosphere of music on the beach.

Useful information

  • Notte Rosa: www.lanotterosa.it
  • Contacts: info@lanotterosa.it
  • When: first long weekend of July

Photo credits - petrangeli

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