Fiabilandia in Rimini: attractions and calendar

Fiabilandia is an amusement park in Rivazzurra, in southern Rimini towards Riccione. Opened in 1965, it occupies about 150,000 square metres of greenery around Lago Bernardo and has over 20 themed attractions. It mainly caters for children aged 2-10, the age group in which the park says it specialises.

Attractions for different ages

The best-known attractions are Castello di Mago Merlino, a ride in small owl-shaped vehicles inside the wizard's castle, and Miniera d'Oro, a fast train through a Wild West mine. Nearby are Villaggio Apache, Fort Laramie and Baia di Peter Pan.

Younger children have the rides at Borgo Magico and the Pinco Pallina playground; for more speed, there are the Red Mountain family roller coaster and Spacemouse. Some attractions have height or age limits, specified individually by the park.

Water areas

From June to September, the park also opens two water areas: tropical-themed Isola Maui and Palm Beach, with jets, water showers, an 8-metre climbing castle and a 30-metre slide.

Other options for a day with younger children appear in the guide to Rimini with children.

Opening dates and arrival

The 2026 season runs from Easter to 8 November; in autumn, the park opens at weekends with its Halloween programme. Winter opening follows from 7 December to 6 January 2027. Times, tickets and the day-by-day calendar are on the Fiabilandia website.

The park is at Via Gerolamo Cardano 15. Connections are bus 9 from Rimini station, bus 11 from the seafront and Metromare, with the Fiabilandia stop behind the park. Other routes for the day appear in the guide to entertainment in Rimini.

Information as at 11 October 2026

Practical information

Information from official sources, as at 11 October 2026. Opening days, times and services change with the seasons and need checking on the official website before a visit.

Address: Via Cardano 15, 47924 Rimini (Rivazzurra)
Telephone: 0541 372064
Opening times: In 2026, Easter to 8 November, with autumn weekend opening and the Halloween programme; in winter, 7 December to 6 January 2027. Water areas from June to September.
Admission: Full-price tickets from 130 centimetres in height, reduced tickets from 90 to 130 centimetres.
Parking: Large car park opposite the park, linked to the entrance by a footbridge; charged for cars, motorbikes and motorhomes, free for coaches; overnight motorhome parking prohibited.
By car: A14 motorway: Rimini Sud exit from the north, Riccione exit from the south.
By train: Rimini station, then bus 9 or Metromare (Fiabilandia stop).
By bus: From Rimini station, bus 9 towards the airport, Fiabilandia stop outside the park. From Rimini seafront or Riccione, bus 11, stops 27 and 28. Metromare has its Fiabilandia stop behind the park.

Official website View map: Fiabilandia location (Google Maps, new tab)

Sources: park website, home page (accessed on 11 October 2026), “Storia”, “Attrazioni” and “Area acquatica” (accessed on 10 October 2026), “Servizi”, “Come arrivare” and calendar (accessed on 7 October 2026); Rimini Turismo (17 April 2026); Start Romagna, routes 9 and 11 and Metromare.

Images

The entrance to Fiabilandia in Rimini, with green towers, pointed yellow and pink roofs and the arch bearing the park's name — Photo by Michele1978rimini, Wikimedia Commons, Public domain

Two pale statues beside a stone path, among hedges and trees at Fiabilandia

A blue water ride among artificial rocks and vegetation at Fiabilandia

A lion statue beside the stone path among Fiabilandia's hedges

Water jets cross an attraction's route among lawns and shrubs at Fiabilandia

An artificial cave with a pirate ship visible in the background at Fiabilandia

Images without credits come from the site's previous version.

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