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What to see and do near Bellaria-Igea Marina

Romagna is best known for its sea and soft beaches.  
But a stay in Romagna means so much more than that.
How about having fun at one of the many theme parks, or taking a lovely trip inland to one of the many historic villages dotted around the Rimini area?
Here you'll find some tips to help you get the most out of your stay in Romagna, aside from the beaches. Get in touch with us if you'd like more suggestions or need further information!

Amusement parks... and much more!

Italia in Miniatura

Rimini (10 minutes)
More than 270 perfect full-scale replicas of Italian monuments. Ideal for discovering Italy in a day, with play areas and interactive attractions.

Fiabilandia

Rimini (20 minutes)
Made for kids, but loved by grown-ups too. A fairytale-inspired park with water games, rides, shows, and fairy tale characters.

Oltremare

Riccione (30 minutes)
An exciting nature experience: dolphinarium, birds of prey flight, educational experiences on biodiversity. Perfect for families and animal lovers.

Aquafan

Riccione (30 minutes)
Italy's most famous water park, perfect for a fun-filled day out.
Thrilling water slides, wave pools, relaxation areas and children's areas: there's something for everyone, whatever your age!

Mirabilandia

Ravenna (30 minutes)
The largest park on the Riviera. Record-breaking roller coasters, live shows, attractions for all ages and breathtaking themed areas. A day here flies by!

Misano World Circuit

Misano (35 minutes)
The temple of speed in Romagna: sports events, MotoGP, track testing and pure adrenaline just a few kilometres from the sea.

Inland villages

Santarcangelo di Romagna

(15 minutes)
Historic shops, mysterious caves beneath the town centre, traditional bars and restaurants, and a rich cultural life. An authentic village, ideal for an evening stroll and a traditional dinner.

San Leo

(40 minutes)
Medieval fortress on a rocky promontory overlooking the Valmarecchia valley. A fascinating place, linked to the figure of Count Cagliostro and rich in history.

Verucchio

(30 minutes)
One of Italy's most beautiful villages. Stroll through the narrow stone streets, visit the Malatesta Fortress and enjoy the view of the Romagna hills.

Montebello

(35 minutes)
Famous for Azzurrina Castle and its legends. A small village with a mysterious charm, perfect for an original day trip.

Gradara

(45 minutes)
A romantic, timeless village, dominated by one of Italy's best-preserved castles.
This is where Paolo and Francesca, the lovers sung about by Dante, lived (and died).
Gradara is ideal for a stroll through the past, among medieval walls, artisan workshops and picture-perfect views.

Art cities

San Marino

(30 minutes)
The world's smallest Republic, rich in history, panoramic views and charm!
Take a walk through the narrow streets of the historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, discover the Three Towers on Mount Titano and enjoy breathtaking views of the entire Riviera.

Rimini

(15 minutes)
More than just the sea: Rimini is history, culture and nightlife.
Stroll through the ancient Roman centre between the Arch of Augustus and the Tiberius Bridge, discover the Renaissance charm of the Malatesta Temple and visit the modern Fellini Museum.

Ravenna

(40 minutes)
Capital of mosaics and timeless beauty.
In Ravenna, visit the early Christian monuments listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the Mausoleum of Galla Placidia and the Basilica of San Vitale.

Urbino

(1 hour)
A city of art nestled in the Marche hills.
The cradle of the Renaissance and birthplace of Raphael, Urbino is a gem waiting to be discovered.
Visit the Ducal Palace, lose yourself in the uphill streets of the historic centre and breathe in history every step of the way.