Racetrack designed in 1969 and named after Marco Simoncelli, it hosts Italy’s most prestigious car and motorcycle races every year and is also a Moto GP venue

Summer isn’t summer without Aquafan. For 33 summers, Aquafan in Riccione has been Europe’s most famous water park! 90,000 square meters of fun with more than 3km of slides and many other attractions for young and old.

The park is home to cetaceans from around the world and offers shows, entertainment and plenty of educational content for children!

The world’s oldest republic is located within Italian territory and it’s San Marino. Its medieval old town is surrounded by walls and cobblestone streets. At the top of Mount Titano, a breathtaking view of lower Romagna awaits you

Medieval village in Romantic style built around 1170. History, culture and magic await you in this small and charming village of Romagna

Perched on the Marche hills, just a few minutes’ drive from Misano Adriatico, you’ll discover a splendid castle and village that were the setting for the love story of Paolo and Francesca

The largest aquarium on the Adriatic coast and Italy’s second largest is a world featuring sharks and over 3,000 fish from seas around the globe

The whole of Italy in a single park?? Yes, it’s possible! From the Dolomites to Lampedusa, Italy’s history and landmark sites within a short walk

150,000 square meters of attractions for children including Merlin the Wizard’s Magic Castle, the Old West Rails and Castoria’s water slides!

Italy’s largest amusement park is located near Ravenna and awaits you with shows, adrenaline and attractions designed for young and old. Not just a park, but an entire world of entertainment

Famous since the time of Emperor Augustus, Rimini is a well-rounded city, combining history, entertainment, sea and nature

Among the most renowned seaside resorts of the Adriatic, Riccione is a trendy city where fashion, elegance and life’s pleasures captivate visitors. Any season of the year is perfect for a visit to Riccione