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Barge
(Lungomare C Tintori 13; closed Mon winter)
A magnet for modish 20-somethings, this
seafront pub offers an irresistible combo: draught Guinness, regular DJs and frequent live
music.
IRISH PUB
Il Vecchio e Il Mare
(Via Pisacane 10; 5pm-1am)
In the historic fish market, this rustic place recently underwent
a name change and upped the ante at its appy buffet at the same time. Pay a €5 minimum
cover and the food table is yours. Piano music adds to the ambience between 7pm and
9pm.
BAR
Information
0541 70 51 11; Viale L Settembrini 2)
Located 1.2km southeast of the centre.
Hospital
(
Police station
(
0541 35 31 11; Corso d'Augusto 192)
Post office
(Via Gambalunga 40)
8.30am-7pm Mon-Sat, to 2pm Sun)
; Train Station
(Piazzale Cesare Battisti, Train Station;
8.30am-7pm Mon-Sat, to 1.30pm Sun)
Getting There & Away
Darwin Airlines offers direct flights from Rome to Rimini's Federico Fellini airport, 8km
south of the city centre. Air Berlin links with several German cities.
There are regular buses from Rimini's train station to San Marino (return €9, 45
minutes, 11 daily).
By car, you have a choice of the A14 (south into Le Marche or northwest towards Bo-
logna and Milan) or the toll-free but very busy SS16.
Hourly trains run down the coast to the ferry ports of Ancona (regional/Eurostar €5.70/
15, one to 1¼ hours) and Bari (€48.50/62.50, five to six hours). Up the line, they serve
Ravenna (€4.40, one hour, hourly) and Bologna (regional/Eurostar €9.20/20, one to 1½
hours, half-hourly).
Getting Around
