At Piazza Cavour, is the cultural center of Rimini, Teatro Comunale is. The theater was opened in 1857 staging of Giuseppe Verdi's opera "Harold." During World War II the building was heavily damaged. Retaining only its facade.

Before the theater on the square is a monument to Pope Paul V, established here in the early XVII century. And next - even more old fountain (1543) "lump" in the form of three concentric ledges, marble-capped cone.

Arengo Palace was built in the beginning of the XIII century, during the reign of Modio de Karboneze. Since time immemorial, the palace was a symbol of a free city-commune and now houses the municipal government. During his long life of the palace was rebuilt many times, but in 1926 the architect Gaspare Rastrelli returned the building to its original appearance.

The brick facade of the building is decorated with machicolations dovetail. The main room of the palace - Hall del Arengo decorated with fresco "The Last Judgement" XIV century works by artists from the school of Giotto. Carlo Goldoni proposed the use of the palace as a theatrical scaffolding and two centuries there were performances of plays by the famous playwright.

Next to the Palazzo del Arengo is the Palazzo del Podesta, built in the 1330s. Arches and five small windows adorn the facade of the palace. A bifurcated teeth-mashikuli not only decorate the building, but are needed in the defense, turning the elegant palazzo into an impregnable fortress.