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	The city of Rimini has a very important history that many ignore. The Rimini area was inhabited since the Neolithic and later by Villanovians, Umbrians and Gauls. The city experienced the first urban structure with the arrival of the Romans in 268 BC , Making it the first colony in the Po Valley. The Romans occupied Rimini because it was located in a strategic geographical position and favorable to win the Po Valley still under the dominion of the Gauls. Not only, but also for the fertility of its soil and for the beauty of its coastline. So the Romans prevailed over the Gauls, took possession of the territory and founded &quot;Ariminum&quot;, the oldest Roman colony, giving it a first urban footprint, thanks to the development of roads. So the Romans prevailed over the Gauls and took possession of the territory and founded Ariminum. Rimini had its heyday under the rule of the Romans, thanks to the Emperor Augustus, in whose period were built the Tiberius Bridge, the Arch of Augustus and the Amphitheatre. The city of Rimini became a municipality in the fourteenth century with the birth of the Christian community. Convents and churches were built. In 1295 it became a feudal estate of the Patriarch of the Malatesta family and just to Malatesta from Verucchio, hence the name of one of the most famous monuments &quot;The temple Malatesta&quot; and the most famous square &quot;Piazza Malatesta&quot;. In the fifteenth century, the Jews received favoritism by the Malatesta family and the territory of Rimini was enriched more and more. In the sixteenth century it was born of the political differences between Jews and the Malatesta. The city of Rimini then defined &quot;ghetto&quot; became so after civil wars and various domain battles of Signoria Malatesta, from 1295 to 1528, acquiring castles and Romagna centers. The lords Malatesta ruled the city during the period of its greatest expansion, for about three centuries. From various situations of intrigue and power, I was born rivalries between the different branches of the Malatesta family (parents, children, grandchildren) that aimed through various alliances to increase their own power.</p>
