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Surrounding area
A hinterland all to experience, that of Romagna
Rimini
A city with a thousand shades, the birthplace of great Federico Fellini and the home of his namesake museum, which extends on three beautiful places in the centre, Sismondo Castle, Fulgor Palace and Malatesta Square. Then, Piazza sull’Acqua, next to the historic Tiberius Bridge, the picturesque Borgo San Giuliano, the Galli Theatre, the new PART Museum, the Malatesta temple and the Surgeon’s House.
Finally, the brand-new Parco del Mare, where you can walk, ride a bike and play sports.
Rimini also offers numerous opportunities for fun and entertainment, thanks to trendy clubs, pubs, restaurants and Chiringuitos on the beach.
Finally, the brand-new Parco del Mare, where you can walk, ride a bike and play sports.
Rimini also offers numerous opportunities for fun and entertainment, thanks to trendy clubs, pubs, restaurants and Chiringuitos on the beach.
Verucchio
An ancient medieval village, between the sea and the hills, in the picturesque Marecchia valley, where the Malatesta Fortress and its Archaeological Museum are located and where ancient finds dating back to the Villanovan period are kept. From Verucchio, you can enjoy a breath-taking view that stretches to the hinterland between the Marches and Romagna from the sea.
Santarcangelo di Romagna
A lively, active and eclectic village that always holds fairs, parties and events for all ages. Santarcangelo is a place that fascinates with its warmth and its many possibilities. Within the small historic centre, you will find characteristic boutiques and excellent restaurants and clubs for your special evenings.
San Marino
Mount Titano and its three towers, Piazza della Libertà and the Palazzo Pubblico, the Basilica del Santo and the Cava dei Balestrieri. Let yourself be carried away by a past that still permeates the streets of the historic centre of San Marino and experience all the excitement of the medieval era, of which a famous re-enactment is organized every year in July
Gradara
This castle became famous for being the location of the impossible love between Paolo and Francesca. This is the main symbol of Gradara, a pretty village steeped in the past, able to involve and fascinate its visitors with re-enactments, parties and events held all through the summer.
San Leo
A few kilometres from the Marecchia river and the Republic of San Marino, San Leo stands on an imposing rocky boulder that dominates the entire Valmarecchia. Here, you will enjoy the fifteenth-century fort and the pre-Romanesque Pieve, as well as the Cathedral, the Museum of Sacred Art, the Convent of Sant’Igne and the Palazzo Mediceo.
Mirabilandia
The most popular park in Italy awaits you on the outskirts of Ravenna, with games, shows and attractions for children and adults! Pure adrenaline or quieter rides, the only ingredient to be guaranteed is fun! Come and try Mirabeach, the water park with artificial beach of Mirabilandia.
Aquafan
Water games, wave pools, slides, shows for the little ones, entertainment and lots of fun! Enjoy a day with the cool water attractions of Aquafan, the most famous water park in Italy, and experience all the excitement of fun dedicated to all ages, just outside Riccione.
Oltremare
Let yourself be enchanted by wonderful acrobatic dolphin shows. Admire the flights of birds of prey up in the air and have fun discovering the cheerful farm and butterfly garden: flora and fauna from all over the world are the undisputed protagonists at Oltremare, the Riccione theme park dedicated to our friend nature.
Fiabilandia
Upon entering Fiabilandia you will feel like you are living in a fairy tale. The park, a real enchanted world for the little ones, awaits you with rides and trains, animated castles and shows with fairies and wizards. For a day to live in harmony with your children, with joy and tranquillity.
Italia in Miniatura
Get ready for a trip across Italy and the world. At Italia in Miniatura you can visit some of the most important beauties of our amazing country, including Florence, Rome, Verona, Siena and Milan, without forgetting those of the old continent, such as Brussels’ Atomium, Paris’ Eiffel Tower and the Dutch windmills.
Cattolica Aquarium
The Cattolica Aquarium is the largest aquarium in the Adriatic and is home to truly fascinating species, including sharks, penguins, jellyfish and turtles, as well as snakes, chameleons, otters and caimans, for an experience that can amaze and fascinate both children and adults.
