Located next to the Church of Suffragio in Piazza Ferrari, the City Museum, Museo Della Città, is housed within a former Jesuit monastery. It has numerous exhibits of local historical and artistic heritage including those in the Roman Lapidary, the Archaeological Section and paintings. It currently has over 1,500 works on display across 40 galleries, and the museum's collection continues to grow as new sections are planned for future openings.

Oltremare is a renowned theme park located atop Riccione's picturesque hill, next to Acquafan. It's the perfect destination for families and curious tourists seeking both fun and knowledge. At Oltremare, visitors embark on remarkable journeys that unveil the mysteries of our Earth and oceans. One of the park's standout attractions is the Dolphins' Lagoon, where captivating themed shows come to life. Moreover, it hosts the world's most significant exhibition of seahorses, and an enchanting animal farm. Oltremare also showcases awe-inspiring displays of birds of prey and houses a dedicated turtle hospital. In other words, Oltremare promises an adventure that blends entertainment, discovery, and fun into one fantastic experience.

Built in 1110 in the highest point in the city, Sé do Porto, or Porto Cathedral, is a defining landmark of the city, and the most important religious building in Porto. A visit to the cathedral is well worth not only for its historical importance, but also for its remarkable mix of architectural styles that range from Romanesque to Baroque and Gothic, and lastly, for the beautiful views it offers over the city--stretching from the Old Town to the Atlantic coast.

Arch of Augustus is a landmark monument built in 27 BC in honour of Ceasar Augustus. This arch served to mark the end of the via Flaminia, linking the cities of Romagna to Rome, and marked the beginning of the via Emilia, a road leading northwest to Piacenza. The Arch of Augustus is the oldest surviving Roman arch and has a single gate that is nearly 10 metres high.