Rimini, the longest New Year’s Eve in the world

Rimini is set to host the “Longest New Year’s Eve in the world”, with many events for more than a month of celebrations, from December to Epiphany, including music, art, culture, cinema, shows and Christmas initiatives, markets, traditional and sand nativity scenes and the ice-skating rink close to the beach.

A widespread programme that will kick off with the switching on of the Christmas lights on 23 November and will continue until Epiphany.

The highlight of the event is the New Year's Eve party, which this year begins on 29 December with the sounds of Edoardo Bennato, followed by Francesca Michielin's live on 30 December and ends on 31 December with a series of New Year’s Eve celebrations spread throughout the city, perfect for Rimini's choral toast to the New Year, which will culminate with the double performance of the Fire at the Castle in Rimini's Piazza dei Sogni.
Alongside dance music, famous DJs, Latin American dances, and the tradition of swing, warming up the city centre, the Liscio Street Parade – New Year Edition will take place for the first time on New Year's Eve, transforming also the seaside area into a open-air dance hall.

All information on the reference site www.riminiturismo.it