Fiabilandia is the most historic amusement park on the Romagna Riviera, open since 1965 on 150,000 sqm of greenery. Ideal for families with children, it offers over 30 attractions including roller coasters, water slides, and live shows.
• Over 30 attractions including Merlin the Magician’s Castle, the Gold Mine, and Peter Pan’s Bay
• Themed areas Medieval, Far West, Pirate Bay, and Orient
• Discounted tickets online and free entry for children under 90 cm
• Accessible park with strollers, picnic areas, food points, and free Wi-Fi
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15/11/2025 - 16/05/2026
Fiabilandia, Rimini’s theme park with over 30 attractions, themed areas, and shows for kids aged 2 to 10. Discounted tickets online, parking, and family services.
- https://www.fiabilandia.it/
- Via Gerolamo Cardano 15, Rimini (RN)
- +39 0541 372064
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Introduction
Fiabilandia, just a stone’s throw from Rimini’s beaches, is the perfect amusement park for families with children aged 2 to 10. Nestled in 150,000 square meters of greenery, it features over 30 attractions spread around Lake Bernardo. Magic is everywhere here: fairy-tale castles, kid-friendly roller coasters, water areas, and live shows. The atmosphere is relaxed, everything is designed for the little ones, but parents won’t get bored. A place where fairy tales come to life, between Merlin the Magician’s Castle and Peter Pan’s Bay.
Historical Overview
Fiabilandia first opened its doors in 1965, becoming one of Italy’s earliest theme parks. Originally a small playground, it expanded over the years to become a beloved family destination on the Riviera. Along the way, it embraced educational themes, partnering with WWF Italy and Europe Conservation to raise environmental awareness among visitors. Today, the park blends fun with nature, featuring an artificial lake inhabited by ducks, swans, and turtles. Here are the key milestones:
- 1965: Inauguration in Rivazzurra, Rimini
- 1970s-1980s: Expansion with new rides and themed areas
- 2000: Launch of the educational project Riciclimparando
- 2026: Introduction of the Winter Pass and Horror Park events
The Themed Areas: A Journey Through Five Worlds
The park is divided into 5 themed areas surrounding the lake: Medieval, Oriental, Pirate’s Bay, Magic Village, and Far West. In the Medieval area, the Castle of Merlin the Magician stands tall, a dark ride aboard owl-shaped carts. Pirate’s Bay immerses you in an adventure among galleons and suspension bridges. Magic Village is the realm of the little ones, with gentle rides and Peter Pan’s house. The Far West area hosts the Gold Mine, a family coaster on mine carts. Every corner is meticulously crafted, with sets that transport both young and old to another era.
Family-Friendly Attractions: From the Littlest to the Biggest
Fiabilandia is not just for kids. The bravest can try the Space Mouse, a spinning coaster with a minimum height of 130 cm, or the Red Mountain, family roller coasters. For water lovers, Capitan Nemo Adventure is a splash battle with submarines, while Castoria is a flume ride with drops. Little explorers love the Valley of the Gnomes and the 4D Cinema. There is also an oriental maze, a panoramic train, and a water area with 8-meter-high slides. Every attraction has clear height limits, so no surprises.
Why Visit It
Three good reasons to choose Fiabilandia. First: the ticket is valid for two consecutive days, so you can explore the park at your own pace without stress. Second: it is designed for families with young children – play areas, nursery, stroller rental, and gluten-free menus. Third: the ecological commitment is real, with educational workshops and a lake that is a small ecosystem. Moreover, promotions like the End of School Year (children go free with two adults) and the Pink Days with K-POP make every visit unique.
When to Go
The best time? Spring and autumn, when temperatures are mild and the park is less crowded. In summer, the park is open every day until late evening, with water attractions at their peak. To avoid queues, I recommend weekdays (excluding public holidays). In winter, from December 7 to January 6, admission is free and you pay per ride – a chance for a different stroll. Always check the online calendar, as opening hours vary.
Nearby
Fiabilandia is located in Rivazzurra, a stone’s throw from the sea. After a day at the park, treat yourself to a walk along the Rimini waterfront or an evening at one of the family-friendly beach facilities. A few kilometers away, Italia in Miniatura (in Viserbella) offers another type of fun, with scale reproductions of Italian monuments. For animal lovers, the Giardino delle Erbe (Herb Garden) or the Cattolica Aquarium are perfect destinations to complete your Riviera vacation.
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💡 Did You Know…?
Legend has it that Lake Bernardo is home to a hundred-year-old turtle named Bernardo, who only appears on rainy days. Merlin the Magician’s Castle is said to hide a secret passage: children who find the talking owl during the dark ride receive a special sticker at the end.