Emilia-Romagna attractions

Aquafan is the most famous water park in Europe! There are loads of thrilling rides, plus a wave pool and three kid's zones for chilling out with the little ones in safety. Aquafan is within easy reach of Rimini on public transport.

The Ferrari Museum (Museo Ferrari) is a tribute to successful F1 cars, legendary sports prototypes and GTs, plus the road cars that set the benchmark for the whole car industry. It's located in Modena and shuttles run all day from the Ferrari Museum plaza in Maranello.

Italia in Miniatura is a little taste of Italy... with the emphasis on 'little'. This miniature park in Viserba, close to Rimini, gets you up close to 273 miniature versions of famous Italian and European landmarks, all on a scale of 1:25 and 1:50.

Oltremare is a huge park for families to enjoy experiences related to nature, science, and adventure. It's also home to the largest dolphin lagoon in Europe! Oltremare is located in Riccione / Rimini, and is easy to reach by car, train or bus.

Modena's Ferrari museum is a suitably stylish tribute to the world's most prestigious sports cars and the man who created a timeless legacy.

Hang with sharks, penguins, otters and thousands of other sea creatures at Aquarium of Cattolica, the largest aquarium on Italy's Adriatic side. The aquarium is just a short journey from Rimini and Cattolica.

Located on the Adriatic Coast near Rimini, Mirabilandia is Italy's biggest amusement park. Fittingly, this stunning theme park also has some 'best and biggest' rides. And that's not all: there's a Dino Park, Bimbopolois for the tiniest kids, incredible live entertainment, and even a 100,000m2 waterpark.

The Labirinto della Masone – located in Fontanellato, in the Parma province of Italy – is a bamboo labyrinth spaced out around neoclassical buildings that house the private collection of Franco Maria Ricci.

Asinelli Tower is the world's tallest leaning tower. There's close to 500 steps, but getting to the top is worth the effort! Dating back to 1109, the tower – located in the city's historical center – boasts views over Bologna and the surrounding region. You'll also enjoy an excellent view of the Garisenda Tower, which together with the Asinelli Tower serves as one of the defining features of the local skyline.