Riccione attracts many visitors each year not only for its beaches and nightlife, but also for the countless shopping opportunities it offers. Viale Dante to Viale Ceccarini are the two main hubs of shopping in Riccione, with their high-fashion stores, boutiques and elegant cafes. The weekly market, zero-mile farmers' markets,craft andantique markets, and shopping malls also offer interesting shopping experiences suited to meet all needs.
Viale Ceccarini is the promenade street by definition, a meeting point for residents and tourists and the starting point of trends and fashions. With its designer stores, boutiques of major clothing and footwear brands, jewelry stores, perfumeries, cafes and prestigious restaurants, Viale Ceccarini is Riccione's most iconic place. Shopping here is also enjoyable for families with young children, who find a safe pedestrian area in which to stroll.
Throughout the year, Riccione hosts markets and flea markets where you can learn more about the culture, typical crafts and products of the area. The weekly market takes place on Friday mornings between Unity Square, Diaz Avenue and C.so F.lli Cervi, while the zero-mile produce market takes place on Tuesday mornings at Cicchetti Park and on Saturday mornings at Fontanelle Market in Fontanelle Square (Sicilia Avenue). These "stable" markets, so to speak, are then joined by craft and antique markets, excellent bargains for those looking for special, original or valuable items.
Viale Ceccarini and designer shopping
Viale Ceccarini is the promenade street by definition, a meeting point for residents and tourists and the starting point of trends and fashions. With its designer stores, boutiques of major clothing and footwear brands, jewelry stores, perfumeries, cafes and prestigious restaurants, Viale Ceccarini is Riccione's most iconic place. Shopping here is also enjoyable for families with young children, who find a safe pedestrian area in which to stroll.Dante Avenue, boutiques and craft stores
Viale Dante is one of the longest streets in Riccione: parallel to the waterfront, it runs through the city from Via Giuseppe Verdi to Viale Ceccarini via the harbor. In particular, the part from the port to Viale Ceccarini is an extremely pleasant pedestrian shopping area. There you will find designer stores, boutiques, as well as small craft stores, stores where you can buy typical food and wine products, restaurants, bars and ice cream parlors.Markets and typical markets
Throughout the year, Riccione hosts markets and flea markets where you can learn more about the culture, typical crafts and products of the area. The weekly market takes place on Friday mornings between Unity Square, Diaz Avenue and C.so F.lli Cervi, while the zero-mile produce market takes place on Tuesday mornings at Cicchetti Park and on Saturday mornings at Fontanelle Market in Fontanelle Square (Sicilia Avenue). These "stable" markets, so to speak, are then joined by craft and antique markets, excellent bargains for those looking for special, original or valuable items.