Discover the magic of the sea!

We recommend beach no. 9 just behind the water slides because:

• It is a quiet beach with good prices, a beach volleyball court, beach tennis, ping-pong, swings, and games, ALL free for guests.
• There is a cute bar called Chiringuito SUKA on the beach where you can sit, drink Spritz or coffee and chat while your children play safely in the water, with them just a few steps away (info HERE)
• Water slides right on site (info HERE)
• Club Lazy restaurant on the beach (info HERE)
• Not far away are the piadineria LA RAMBLA and IRIS, where you can buy lunch/dinner by the sea to take away at a good price (info HERE and HERE).
• A small mini-market and pharmacy are nearby (at the roundabout in front of the water slides).
• Fantastic homemade ice cream just a few steps away CREMERIA DEL MARE (info HERE)

Rimini is a city where two thousand years of history blend with the vibrant spirit of the Riviera. Founded by the Romans in 268 BC, it still preserves remarkable monuments that tell the story of its imperial, medieval, and Renaissance past. Alongside its historical treasures, Rimini offers a modern seafront and a lively cultural scene, making it a complete destination for every traveler.

Must-see sights:

• Arch of Augustus – the oldest surviving Roman arch, marking the entrance to the historic center.
• Tiberius Bridge – a masterpiece of Roman engineering, perfectly preserved and still in use.
• Surgeon’s House (Domus del Chirurgo) – a fascinating archaeological site with mosaics and unique surgical tools.
• Castel Sismondo – the fortress built by Sigismondo Pandolfo Malatesta, now a cultural and museum venue.
• Malatesta Temple – the extraordinary Renaissance cathedral designed by Leon Battista Alberti.
• Borgo San Giuliano – the city’s most charming district, with colorful houses and murals dedicated to Fellini.
• Piazza Cavour and Piazza Tre Martiri – Rimini’s two historical hearts, full of noble palaces, cafés, and authentic charm.
• The seafront and the beach – to enjoy the city’s relaxing and modern side.

Rimini is a place where the sea meets history, perfect for anyone seeking culture, beauty, and warm hospitality.

We recommend going there with LIME electric bikes, just 10 minutes from home without the hassle of parking your car.

San Marino is one of the oldest republics in the world, a place where time seems to stand still. Founded in 301 AD by the stonemason Marinus, it still preserves a perfectly intact medieval atmosphere made of narrow alleys, powerful towers, and breathtaking views stretching all the way to the Adriatic coast. Walking through its ancient walls means stepping into a thousand years of history and timeless charm.

Must-see sights:

• The Three Towers (Guaita, Cesta, Montale) – the iconic symbols of the Republic, offering spectacular views and medieval ambience.
• Historic Center – a UNESCO World Heritage site full of charming alleys, shops, and small squares.
• Basilica of Saint Marinus – dedicated to the founder, it houses his relics and is the spiritual heart of the city.
• State Museum – to explore San Marino’s history and art from its origins to today.
• Piazza della Libertà & Palazzo Pubblico – the republic’s most famous square, with its elegant government palace.
• Witches’ Pass (Passo delle Streghe) – a stunning panoramic path linking Guaita and Cesta towers.
• Cable car Borgo Maggiore–San Marino City – a scenic way to reach the historic center while enjoying sweeping views.

San Marino may be small, but its beauty is vast—perfect for those seeking history, scenery, and a uniquely enchanting atmosphere.

Aquafan in Riccione is one of the most famous and largest water parks in Europe. Covering over 90,000 m², it offers a huge variety of attractions, slides and pools, making it perfect for a full day of fun.

The park is well known for its extreme slides, a giant wave pool, relaxation areas and dedicated zones for younger children.

Main attractions:

• Extreme slides: Kamikaze, Extreme River, Black Hole, Speedriul
• Giant wave pool
• Kids’ areas with safe slides and shallow pools
• Relaxation areas, green spaces and picnic zones
• Summer events, music shows and entertainment

Distance from Rivabella di Rimini

• By car: 20–25 minutes
• By bus: Rimini ↔ Riccione line + short walk
• Train + bus: Rimini to Riccione, then local bus

The Cattolica Aquarium is the largest aquarium on the Adriatic coast and the second largest in Italy. Located in the seaside town of Cattolica, it offers a fascinating journey through the world of marine ecosystems.

Visitors can explore four themed routes – Blue, Yellow, Green and Purple – showcasing hundreds of species: sharks, penguins, otters, rays, jellyfish, caimans and various reptiles.

The aquarium features wide outdoor areas, relaxation zones and is ideal for families with children.

Main attractions:

• Shark tunnels and large marine tanks
• Penguins and otters
• Caimans and reptiles
• Interactive educational paths
• Themed pavilions and multimedia shows

Distance from Rivabella di Rimini

• By car: about 25–30 minutes
• By bus: Rimini ↔ Cattolica line (stop near the park)
• Train + bus: arrive in Cattolica, then a short bus ride

Fiabilandia is one of the oldest theme parks in Italy, located in Rivazzurra di Rimini. It is designed especially for families with young children, offering fairy-tale-themed attractions, colorful scenery, and a safe, relaxed atmosphere.
The park is built around Lake Bernardo, giving it a charming natural setting.

Main attractions:

• Merlin’s Castle
• Gnome Valley
• Dream Lake
• Space Mouse
• Peter Pan’s Bay

Shows, playgrounds, and fairy-tale characters throughout the day.

Fiabilandia is perfect for families with children up to about 10–11 years old.

Distance from Rivabella di Rimini

• Distance: 6–7 km
• By car: 10–15 minutes
• By bus: 20–25 minutes

Italia in Miniatura is one of the most iconic theme parks on the Adriatic Coast, located in Viserba di Rimini, very close to Rivabella.
It features more than 270 detailed scale models of Italian and European cities, landmarks, castles, and natural landscapes.
Walking through the park feels like touring all of Italy in just a few hours.

Main attractions:

• Miniature Italy – the central area featuring all the major Italian monuments in miniature.
• Monorail – an elevated ride offering views from above.
• Canoes – a gentle water ride among scenic canals.
• Mini Venice – a beautifully crafted reconstruction of part of the Venetian lagoon.
• Interactive experiences and playgrounds for families.

It’s perfect for culture lovers, geography enthusiasts, and families with children.

Distance from Rivabella di Rimini

• Distance: 1.5–2 km
• By car: 5 minutes
• On foot or by bike: 15–25 minutes
• By bus: city lines stopping right in front of the park

Mirabilandia is one of the largest and most famous amusement parks in Italy, located near Ravenna. It spans a vast area and is divided into several themed zones, such as Adventureland, Far West Valley, Dinoland, Ducati World, and Route 66.

Main attractions:

• Katun – a powerful inverted roller coaster with multiple inversions.
• iSpeed – a magnetic launch coaster accelerating from 0 to 100 km/h in just a few seconds.
• Divertical – a tall water coaster combining elements of a slide and a roller coaster.
• Desmo Race – twin racing coasters themed around the Ducati motorcycle world.
• Eurowheel – a giant Ferris wheel offering stunning views.
• Many other family and kids’ attractions, including Dinoland with dinosaurs, the Rio Bravo rafting ride, live shows, musicals, and stunt performances.

In summer, the adjacent water park Mirabeach is also open, offering pools, slides, and a Caribbean-style lagoon.

Distance from Rivabella di Rimini

• The distance between Rivabella (Rimini) and Mirabilandia is approximately 42–45 km.
• By car, the trip takes around 40–50 minutes.
• By public transport, you can take a train from Rimini to Lido di Classe/Lido di Savio and then a shuttle bus to the park.

There are several mini-markets in the area, but for groceries, we recommend this large supermarket, located just a few minutes from the apartment, for its wider selection and better prices. Info HERE.

We recommend always booking restaurants for dinner, as they are always very busy during the summer months.

• LA POSADA: beautiful restaurant with sea views. 5 minutes’ walk away. Info HERE.
• I CAVALIERI: more “local” fish/pasta restaurant, with excellent food and prices. 4 minutes’ walk away. Info HERE.
• LE RUOTE SUL MARE: classic Italian tavern by the sea, serving homemade pasta. 20 min walk. Info HERE.
• MEXICO BEACH: Pizzeria and classic cuisine. 6 min walk. Info HERE.
• SAMMA SUSHI: For lovers of oriental cuisine. 10 min walk. Info HERE.

If you want to explore Viserba in a fun and comfortable way, renting a rickshaw is the perfect choice! Ideal for families with children, couples, or friends, a rickshaw turns a simple walk into a unique and relaxing adventure.

Why choose a rickshaw in Viserba

• Fun for kids: little ones can sit comfortably in the front and enjoy the view without getting tired.
• Safe and eco-friendly: quiet, clean, and perfect for a stress-free ride along the promenade.
• Comfortable for everyone: no need to walk long distances; move easily from the beach to parks or shops.
• Scenic experience: Viserba’s wide and calm seafront is perfect to enjoy the sea, gardens, and coastal attractions.
• Flexible rental: pick a rickshaw for an hour, half a day, or the whole afternoon.

How it works

1. Arrive in Viserba, near the seafront.
2. Choose your rickshaw (fits 2-4 adults plus children).
3. Enjoy a carefree ride, taking in the sun, sea, and fresh air.

Best time to ride

• Sunset: watch the sky turn pink and orange while the sea reflects the light—a magical moment.
  
• Morning or afternoon: perfect for starting the day or taking a relaxing break after the beach.

A simple ride becomes an unforgettable memory for the whole family, full of laughter, photos, and fun.

Riscio BIKE 66 – info HERE

The best way? By bike, after sunset.

Rimini’s new seafront is one of the most fascinating transformations of the Adriatic Riviera: a fully pedestrian and bike-friendly path running along the sea, surrounded by greenery and lit by modern lights that create a magical evening atmosphere.

In the evening, when the sun sets and the warm day gives way to a pleasant breeze, Parco del Mare becomes the perfect setting for a relaxing ride. Its wooden walkways, Mediterranean gardens, illuminated fountains, and wellness islands make it a welcoming and charming place to enjoy Rimini at your own pace.

Cycling along the seafront you can:

• ride safely for kilometers, away from traffic
• breathe in the sea air while evening lights reflect on the beach
• stop at cozy relaxation areas, perfect for a photo or a romantic moment
• admire the sea from the Belvedere, one of the most iconic viewpoints
• enjoy an authentic experience, suitable for families, couples, and friends

By bike, you can explore more, faster, and enjoy every curve of the new promenade effortlessly. It’s the ideal way to see Rimini from a new, eco-friendly, relaxing, and unforgettable perspective.

📍 Where to find it
View Parco del Mare on Google Maps HERE.

• The Rose & Crown is the first true English-style pub opened in Italy, founded in Rimini in 1964.
• The idea came from Count Perticari, a lover of English culture; in the early years, it was managed by a couple from Liverpool.
• Since 1975, the pub has been run by the same management, preserving its authentic British atmosphere without following passing trends.
• It is a symbol of the Adriatic Riviera: a brewery, pub, and nightlife venue offering a wide selection of beers, British-style dishes, live music, and darts.
• The Rose & Crown is well-known even in the UK (Times, BBC, Daily Mail, etc.) for its true British pub atmosphere.
• Every evening (approximately 9 PM to midnight), the pub hosts live music: bands and artists perform rock, pop, and soul.
• Since 2014 it has organized the Rose & Crown Summer Festival, a free summer music festival on the seafront in front of the pub, featuring international artists.
• In 2014, the pub celebrated its 50th anniversary with five days of special events and concerts.
• It is open 365 days a year.
• Opening hours:
  • Summer: every day from 11:00 until late at night.
  • Winter: every day from 18:00 until late; weekends and holidays from 11:00.
• Address: Viale Regina Elena, 2 – 47900 Rimini (RN)

Federico Fellini (1920–1993) was one of the most important film directors and screenwriters in cinema history.
Born in Rimini, he is known worldwide for his unique style, blending reality, dreams, memory, and imagination.
His films often explore themes such as childhood, the circus, provincial life, fantasy, and the relationship between the artist and society.

He won 4 Academy Awards for Best Foreign Language Film and an Honorary Oscar, making him one of the icons of Italian cinema.

Most Famous Films

• La Dolce Vita (1960)
• 8½ (1963)
• Amarcord (1973) – inspired by the Rimini of his youth
• La Strada (1954)
• I Vitelloni (1953)

The Fellini Museum in Rimini

Rimini hosts the Fellini Museum, a large “diffused” museum dedicated to the life, imagination, and cinema of the director.
It is spread across three key locations in the historic city center:

• Castel Sismondo – immersive installations recreating Fellini’s dreams, sets, and surreal atmospheres.
• Palazzo del Fulgor – home to the historic cinema where Fellini fell in love with movies; now an interactive multimedia space.
• Piazza Malatesta – transformed into a scenographic open-air area with projections, water features, and artistic installations.

The museum combines technology, art, and cinema, allowing visitors to step directly into the visionary world of Federico Fellini.