Webcam Rimini. Cattolica beach
Rimini is a city in northeastern Italy in the Emilia-Romagna region, located on the coast of the Adriatic Sea. It is one of Italy's largest resorts, known for its riviera and as the birthplace of the genius filmmaker Federico Fellini.
Rimini is a city of lively nightlife during the holiday season, as well as a magnificent cultural heritage and ancient history, including many interesting places, beautiful parks, charming squares and wonderful museums. It is a popular youth resort with long sandy beaches that stretch for tens of kilometers to the north and south of the port.
Cattolica is a popular resort on the Adriatic coast, which is located on the border of Riviera Romagna and the Marche region, south of the Italian city of Rimini. Cattolica beach is separated from another famous beach, Misano Adriatico, to the north by the harbor of Portoverde. South of Cattolica, beyond the river Tavollo and the port of Darsena, is the small resort of Gabbice Mare.
Italians call Cattolica the "Queen of the Adriatic Sea" and appreciate this resort for the cleanliness and grooming of its sandy beaches, transparency of water and excellent infrastructure.
Cattolica beach has been famous since the century before last. Here many celebrities have vacationed, including Lucien Bonaparte, brother of Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. Since then Cattolica has become an increasingly popular destination. Almost every year this beach receives the prestigious European Blue Flag Award, signifying the purity of the water, excellent ecology and perfect beach facilities.
