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5 days trip
Neu-Ulm, Rimini & 1 more
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Neu-Ulm
Day 1
Our trip begins in Neu-Ulm/Ulm and takes us through Kempten, Innsbruck, Bolzano, Trento, Affi, and Modena, ending in Rimini. A stop is planned for lunch in Calmasino on Lake Garda, where you’ll have the opportunity to dine at one of the many restaurants along the shore or in the town center. Due to traffic, changes to the route are possible. There are pick-up points along the route, and we’ll also take short breaks. In the late afternoon, we’ll arrive in Rimini and check into our accommodations. In the evening, we’ll take the opportunity to stroll along the lakeside promenade and choose a place for dinner.
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Rimini
Day 1-4
From the day we arrive until Race Sunday, we’ll explore Rimini on foot or by bike. There are many sights to see. The Arch of Augustus is an impressive landmark with a rich history. It’s considered one of the earliest triumphal arches and is very well preserved. The Tiberius Bridge, known in Italian as the “Ponte di Tiberio,” spans the Marecchia River and connects Rimini’s Old Town with the historic San Giuliano district. Rimini’s Ferris wheel is located outside the Old Town on the beach, offering a great view all the way to Gabbice and Cesenatico. Of course, those who prefer to relax on the beach are welcome to do so.
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Rimini
Day 4-5
The fifth and final day of our trip together ends with an outstanding highlight: the San Marino Motorcycle Grand Prix. After breakfast, we’ll check out of our hotel, followed by a leisurely drive to the racetrack, which we’ll reach around noon. I have tickets ready for all race classes; these are standing-room-only tickets in the Prato 2 zone, located on the short straight between Turns 8 and 9. From there, you’ll have a view of the long, fast straight as well as both the first hairpin turn and the section leading up to the second hairpin turn. The Prato 2 zone is part of a green space where Marco’s oak tree (M. Simoncelli) was planted; you’ll also have a view of the Quercia curve and the entrance to the Curva del Tramonto. After the final race concludes, we’ll walk to the area where the award ceremonies will take place—this is sure to be a very special experience! In the late afternoon, we’ll begin our return trip to our starting points; several short breaks are planned along the way, as well as a slightly longer break for dinner. We’ll arrive in the Ulm area around midnight.
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