Ingresso per il parco tematico Fiabilandia from 25 €

price per person From

25 €

Based on 2 adults and 1 child

Created: Thursday, February 26, 2026 - Departure: Saturday, August 22, 2026

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About the destination

Rimini Province, stretching along the southern Adriatic coast of Emilia-Romagna, combines classic seaside holidays with unexpected cultural depth. Rimini city itself is a lively resort town famous for its long, sandy beaches, vibrant nightlife, and endless beachfront promenades. Here you’ll find family-friendly bathing establishments, water sports, and beach clubs that keep going until late at night, especially in summer. Yet behind the modern seafront, Rimini’s historic center reveals Roman ruins, Renaissance architecture, and quiet piazzas where you can slow down with a coffee or an aperitivo. A highlight is the legacy of film director Federico Fellini, who was born in Rimini. You can stroll through places that inspired his movies, from the Grand Hotel to the waterfront, and visit small exhibitions dedicated to his life and work. The town also boasts remarkable historical landmarks: the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge recall its Roman past, while the Malatesta Temple showcases a unique blend of Gothic and Renaissance art. Wandering through the old streets, you’ll feel a different side of Rimini far from the busy beach scene. Beyond the city, the province offers rolling hills, hilltop villages, and medieval fortresses. San Leo and Verucchio are charming towns with castle-topped ridges and panoramic views over the Marecchia Valley, perfect for day trips by car or bike. A short journey inland brings you to the Republic of San Marino, an independent microstate perched dramatically on Mount Titano, where you can explore ancient towers and shop in tax-free boutiques. Rimini Province is also an excellent destination for food lovers. As part of Emilia-Romagna, it shares the region’s passion for rich flavors and simple, high-quality ingredients. Try piadina romagnola stuffed with local cold cuts and cheeses, fresh seafood along the coast, and handmade pasta in countryside trattorias. With its mix of beach life, culture, and gastronomy, Rimini Province appeals to both first-time visitors and travelers returning to discover more than sun and sand.

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