Rimini Population: 150,333 (2025)
The population of Rimini was 150,333 on 1 January 2025, counting the city of Rimini as Eurostat defines it.
Updated September 2026. The population figure is for 1 January 2025. It is the newest population figure in the Eurostat data we retrieved on 1 September 2026 (Eurostat last updated this table on 31 August 2026). Reporting dates and availability vary by area and indicator.
Which Rimini population is this?
| Rimini city area (Eurostat) | 150,333 (2025) This figure |
|---|---|
| Metro population (city plus commuting zone) | Not in our data yet |
This is Eurostat's "city" area: the local administrative unit or units where most people live in the urban centre. It is a different definition from a metro area (a city plus its commuting zone). Municipal, greater-city and metro populations are different ways of defining an area, not a population time series. We have not linked a municipal or metro population to this page; adding one needs a verified area relationship and data approved for display.
Source: Eurostat, Population on 1 January by age groups and sex - cities and greater cities · year 2025
About this data
- Population on 1 January by age groups and sex - cities and greater cities (urb_cpop1)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Population on 1 January, total (DE1001V), 2025, unit: persons. Residents on 1 January of the year shown, for the area Eurostat defines.
- Area
- the city of Rimini, as defined by Eurostat (Eurostat provider code IT071C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
- Treatment
- Values are shown as published, with digit grouping; counts, euro amounts and lengths drop a decimal part that is all zeros. Each figure keeps its own year, so this is not a like-for-like comparison or ranking.
Jobs and unemployment in Rimini
Unemployment is the share of the labour force without work, as reported to Eurostat. National definitions and sources can differ, and the registered-unemployment rate a national agency publishes may differ too. Jobs are counted where people work, so a city with many commuters can have more jobs than residents.
Unemployment rate
7.08%
Jobs located in the area
59,649jobs
- Series break (Eurostat flag
b): The source series changed method or coverage, so earlier years are not directly comparable.
Source: Eurostat, Labour market - cities and greater cities (2023); Labour market - cities and greater cities (2022) · years 2022–2023
About this data
- Labour market - cities and greater cities (urb_clma)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Unemployment rate (EC1020I), 2023, unit: percent, Eurostat flag b. Share of the labour force without a job; national definitions can differ.
- Labour market - cities and greater cities (urb_clma)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Total employment/jobs (workplace based) (EC2020V), 2022, unit: jobs, Eurostat flag b. Jobs located in the area, not the number of employed residents or job openings.
- Area
- the city of Rimini, as defined by Eurostat (Eurostat provider code IT071C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
- Treatment
- Values are shown as published, with digit grouping; counts, euro amounts and lengths drop a decimal part that is all zeros. Each figure keeps its own year, so this is not a like-for-like comparison or ranking.
Births and deaths in Rimini
Births per 1,000 residents
6.07
Deaths per 1,000 residents
10.56
- Series break (Eurostat flag
b): The source series changed method or coverage, so earlier years are not directly comparable.
Source: Eurostat, Fertility and mortality - cities and greater cities · year 2024
About this data
- Fertility and mortality - cities and greater cities (urb_cfermor)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Crude birth rate (SA2007I), 2024, unit: births per 1000 residents, Eurostat flag b. Live births per 1,000 residents in the year; not a fertility rate.
- Crude death rate (SA2029I), 2024, unit: deaths per 1000 residents, Eurostat flag b. Deaths per 1,000 residents in the year; an older population raises it.
- Area
- the city of Rimini, as defined by Eurostat (Eurostat provider code IT071C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
- Treatment
- Values are shown as published, with digit grouping; counts, euro amounts and lengths drop a decimal part that is all zeros. Each figure keeps its own year, so this is not a like-for-like comparison or ranking.
Getting around Rimini
Eurostat figures on car ownership, road safety and cycling infrastructure.
Registered cars per 1,000 residents
640.66
Road deaths per 10,000 residents
0.27
Cycle paths and lanes
131.40 km
- Series break (Eurostat flag
b): The source series changed method or coverage, so earlier years are not directly comparable.
Source: Eurostat, Transport - cities and greater cities (2024); Transport - cities and greater cities (2022) · years 2022–2024
About this data
- Transport - cities and greater cities (urb_ctran)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Number of registered cars per 1000 population (TT1057I), 2024, unit: cars per 1000 population, Eurostat flag b. Cars registered in the area per 1,000 residents; company and leasing fleets registered here count too.
- People killed in road accidents per 10000 population (TT1060I), 2024, unit: deaths per 10000 population, Eurostat flag b. Road deaths per 10,000 residents; small numbers vary a lot from year to year.
- Transport - cities and greater cities (urb_ctran)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Length of bicycle network (dedicated cycle paths and lanes) (TT1079V), 2022, unit: km. Length of cycle paths and lanes reported for the area.
- Area
- the city of Rimini, as defined by Eurostat (Eurostat provider code IT071C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
- Treatment
- Values are shown as published, with digit grouping; counts, euro amounts and lengths drop a decimal part that is all zeros. Each figure keeps its own year, so this is not a like-for-like comparison or ranking.
Tourism in Rimini
Tourist nights per year
6,938,992nights
Tourist nights by domestic visitors
4,425,821nights
Tourist nights by visitors resident abroad
2,513,171nights
- Series break (Eurostat flag
b): The source series changed method or coverage, so earlier years are not directly comparable.
Source: Eurostat, Culture and tourism - cities and greater cities · year 2024
About this data
- Culture and tourism - cities and greater cities (urb_ctour)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Total nights spent in tourist accommodation establishments (CR2001V), 2024, unit: nights, Eurostat flag b. Nights spent in tourist accommodation; not the number of visitors.
- Nights spent in tourist accommodation establishments by residents (CR2010V), 2024, unit: nights, Eurostat flag b. Nights spent in tourist accommodation by visitors from the same country.
- Nights spent in tourist accommodation establishments by non-residents (CR2011V), 2024, unit: nights, Eurostat flag b. Nights spent in tourist accommodation by visitors from abroad.
- Area
- the city of Rimini, as defined by Eurostat (Eurostat provider code IT071C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
- Treatment
- Values are shown as published, with digit grouping; counts, euro amounts and lengths drop a decimal part that is all zeros. Each figure keeps its own year, so this is not a like-for-like comparison or ranking.
Culture in Rimini
Museum visits per year
105,025visits
Public libraries
7libraries
Source: Eurostat, Culture and tourism - cities and greater cities · year 2022
About this data
- Culture and tourism - cities and greater cities (urb_ctour)
- exact Eurostat query; Eurostat update 31 August 2026; retrieved 1 September 2026.
- Number of museum visitors per year (CR1007V), 2022, unit: visits per year. Museum visits in the year, where reported.
- Number of public libraries (all distribution points) (CR1010V), 2022, unit: libraries. Public library service points, where reported.
- Area
- the city of Rimini, as defined by Eurostat (Eurostat provider code IT071C). Eurostat does not state which boundary year this area uses.
- Treatment
- Values are shown as published, with digit grouping; counts, euro amounts and lengths drop a decimal part that is all zeros. Each figure keeps its own year, so this is not a like-for-like comparison or ranking.
Rimini FAQ
How many people live in Rimini?
Eurostat reports 150,333 residents in the city of Rimini on 1 January 2025.
Is this the metro-area population of Rimini?
This is the figure for the city of Rimini. We have not linked a metro-area population to this page. Eurostat defines a metro area (functional urban area) as a city plus its commuting zone.
Why do other sites show a different population for Rimini?
Population figures depend on the area counted (the municipality, a wider greater-city area, or the whole metro area) and on the year. Many sites also show projections for the current year. This page shows the newest population figure in our Eurostat data, for 1 January 2025.
What is the unemployment rate in Rimini?
Eurostat reports 7.08% for 2023 (series break).
About this page's data
Every figure on this page comes from Eurostat's City Statistics, the EU's official statistics for cities. National statistical offices supply most figures. This page lists 13 of the figures Eurostat publishes for the city of Rimini. Each figure carries its own year, and years differ, so the page is not a ranking or a like-for-like comparison with other cities.
Eurostat and the national statistical offices define the exact area of the city of Rimini; this site does not yet publish a boundary map.
The page name is the label Eurostat uses for this area: Rimini (Eurostat provider code IT071C).
Updated September 2026: we last refreshed these figures from Eurostat on 1 September 2026. Each one is the newest figure we can show for this area from that data, and each shows its own year. Reporting dates and availability vary by area and indicator.
Missing figures stay missing. We never fill a gap with a regional or national average. We plan to add which country the area is in and a map, climate and metropolitan-area population once each has passed its own source and rights review.
Source: Eurostat. Cities of Europe selected and reformatted these figures; Eurostat is not responsible for this presentation. Read the methodology, the full source list and our corrections log.