IN THE SURROUNDINGS

MEDIEVAL AND HISTORICAL VILLAGES

• San Leo:
  Known as "the most beautiful city in Italy" according to Umberto Eco, it is famous for its Fortress (Rocca), the Cathedral (Duomo), and the Parish Church of Santa Maria Assunta (Pieve).
• Gradara:
  A fortified village with an imposing castle, famous for the legend of Paolo and Francesca.
• Montefiore Conca:
  A medieval town dominated by the ancient Malatesta Fortress (Rocca Malatestiana), which offers a breathtaking panorama.
• Montegridolfo:
  A fortified village that seems to have stopped in time, featuring ancient churches and a strong gastronomic tradition.
• Mondaino:
  Known for its medieval village and the "Palio del Daino" (Fallow Deer Palio/Historical Reenactment).
• Torriana:
  A medieval village with a Malatesta fortress. Noted for the legend of Azzurrina.
• San Marino:
  You can visit its three medieval towers: the Guaita Fortress (Rocca Guaita), the Cesta Tower (which houses the Museum of Ancient Arms), and the Montale Tower, which offer breathtaking views from Mount Titano. Other important attractions include the historic center, Piazza della Libertà with the Public Palace (Palazzo Pubblico), the Basilica del Santo, and the State Museum.

THEME PARKS / AMUSEMENT PARKS

 •  Aquafan (Riccione): It is the most famous water park in Italy. It offers over 3 km of adrenaline-pumping slides (like the Kamikaze and the StrizzaCool), large pools with artificial waves, and areas dedicated to children, in addition to shows and entertainment. It is ideal for those seeking adrenaline and water fun.

 •  Oltremare (Riccione): A naturalistic and educational theme park that focuses on showcasing the marine and terrestrial heritage. Its most famous attraction is the splendid lagoon where dolphin shows are held. There are also paths to discover the origin of the Earth, a farm, and a birds of prey display.

 •  Acquario di Cattolica "Le Navi" (Cattolica): The largest aquarium on the Adriatic coast and the second largest in Italy. It offers several thematic routes, including the Blue route, which allows you to meet sharks, penguins, stingrays, and jellyfish. It is an educational and fascinating experience to discover marine life.

 •  Fiabilandia (Rimini): A theme park inspired by the world of fairy tales and fantasy, primarily dedicated to families with small children. Attractions include the Valley of the Gnomes, Merlin's Castle, and Peter Pan's Bay, as well as shows featuring fairy tale characters.

 •  Italia in Miniatura (Rimini - Viserba): A unique theme park where you can take a journey through Italy (and also Europe) by admiring over 270 miniature reproductions of monuments, palaces, and historical sites. There are also more dynamic attractions such as the "Canoe" and "Venice in Gondola."

 •  Mirabilandia (Ravenna): Although it is further away (about a 1-hour drive from Misano Adriatico), it is the largest amusement park in Italy. It offers extreme attractions like the Katun and iSpeed roller coasters, shows (such as the stunt show), and themed areas for all ages, including the area dedicated to Nickelodeon Land characters. It also has a water park area called Mirabeach.