Rimini sells beach holidays far better than it sells tours, so the guided market here is small and specific: Federico Fellini, the Republic of San Marino next door, and Romagna wine and food. This page covers those operators and prices only. Our Rimini travel guide covers the beach clubs, Roman monuments and where to stay.
Because most visitors arrive for sun, tours work best as rain-day or shoulder-season fillers. Prices below are approximate as of 2026 and drawn from what booking platforms were listing.
Quick Comparison
| Tour | Duration | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fellini Museum and Palazzo Fulgor Entry Ticket | 1.5 to 2 hrs | approximately €10 | Film fans, rainy days |
| Private Fellini Tour with VisitRimini | 2.5 hrs | approximately €240 | Specialist film tour |
| San Marino Self-Guided Audio Tour | 2 to 3 hrs | approximately €4 to €10 | Independent day trippers |
| San Marino UNESCO Private Tour | 1.5 hrs | check listing | Small groups, history fans |
| Romagna Winery Tour with Wine and Food Tasting | 1.5 hrs | approximately €50 | Wine and food lovers |
Fellini Museum and Palazzo Fulgor Entry Ticket
Duration: 1.5 to 2 hrs | From: approximately €10
The Fellini Museum, spread across Palazzo Fulgor, Cinema Fulgor and Piazza Malatesta, is the anchor for any Fellini visit. A skip-the-line style entry ticket is listed at approximately €10 per adult and works as a self-guided visit. It is the cheapest cultural activity in Rimini and a good wet-weather fallback. See the Visit Rimini{target=“_blank” rel=“noopener”} site for opening days.
Book: Fellini Museum and Palazzo Fulgor Entry Ticket
Private Fellini Tour with VisitRimini
Duration: 2.5 hrs | From: approximately €240
A private guided walk through Fellini’s Rimini, run by the destination’s own tour company VisitRimini. The price is per traveller on the platform listing and food and drinks are not included, so this is a specialist purchase for committed cinema fans or small groups splitting a guide.
Book: Private Fellini Tour with VisitRimini
San Marino Self-Guided Audio Tour
Duration: 2 to 3 hrs | From: approximately €4 to €10
Rimini is the usual launch point for San Marino. Self-guided options include a Three Towers audio tour at approximately €4 and an old-town walking tour at approximately €10. Add the bus from Rimini at roughly €6 one way or €10 return, and the cable car at about €4.50 return. It is a very cheap day out compared with coach packages. San Marino{target=“_blank” rel=“noopener”} is a UNESCO-listed historic centre.
Book: San Marino Self-Guided Audio Tour
San Marino UNESCO Private Tour
Duration: 1.5 hrs | From: check listing
A private 90-minute tour of the historic centre of San Marino, listed on several platforms. It makes sense if you want context on the three fortress towers and the republic’s history rather than a self-guided loop. Price varies by group size, so check the booking page.
Book: San Marino UNESCO Private Tour
Romagna Winery Tour with Wine and Food Tasting
Duration: 1.5 hrs | From: approximately €50
A winery visit between Riccione and Rimini with wine and food tasting, listed at approximately €50 per adult. The hills inland produce Sangiovese di Romagna and Albana, and this is the simplest way to taste them without arranging a driver.
Book: Romagna Winery Tour with Wine and Food Tasting
What to Check Before You Book
Compare four things on every listing: what is included (transport, tastings, entry fees, gear), the meeting point and start time, the group size cap, and the cancellation window. Read recent reviews for the specific operator rather than the platform average, because quality varies by guide. If the price looks low, find out what is excluded, since gratuities, transfers and fees are often extra. Booking early on a weekday is nearly always cheaper and less crowded than a weekend slot.
Which Tour Should You Choose?
Which one should you pick? Most visitors need only the Fellini Museum ticket and the self-guided San Marino day, which together cost well under €30 including transport. Spend more only if film history or wine is the reason for your trip. A private Fellini walk is a niche purchase, and the winery tasting is the best upgrade for food-minded travellers.
How to Book
Rimini tour demand peaks from June to August, but the activities above are small-scale and rarely sell out; booking two to three days ahead is enough outside the Ferragosto week. San Marino self-guided options need no advance booking at all. If you are travelling in winter, the museum, the town and San Marino are the viable choices, since beach activities stop. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before is standard on most listings. Browse all current options through our Rimini tours link.
Where to stay: see our hotel guide for Rimini for the best areas and options at every budget.