Fiabilandia is a magical place for kids where even adults will have fun.
The park is a green area a short walk from the sea. There are many attractions. 'Red Mountain' the roller-coaster for the whole family. 'Isola Maui' the aquatic island. In the middle there is the lake Bernardo which hosts ducks, fish and turtles. To move inside the park you can climb aboard the Fiaby Boat that crosses the lake, or take a seat on the Fiabilandia Express, the train that runs around the park. Fiabilandia aims to stimulate imagination with areas for the smallest kids such as the "BorgoMagico" with plenty of merry-go rounds, the Grand Carousel with horses and in the Village of gnomes there is ‘Brucomela’, the funny "worm-train" which is passing through apples. There are many attractions for the whole family such as the Castle of Merlin, the adventurous Labyrinth and the Lake of Dreams. You can have fun with the "water battle" in Captain Nemo Adventure and for the more adventurous there is Space Mouse, a modern roller coaster along a breathtaking route, And more: take a ride on the floating logs in 'Castoria' or drive a jeep on a track in ‘Fuoripista’, get on board thetrain of Gold Mine, visit the Bay of Peter Pan and get a funny fast slide at the Giant Slide. This year, starting from june, there will be a new aquatic attraction in the park: the Roller Coaster.

Entertainment is guaranteed even with the 4D Cinema, the live shows, the fairy tales inside the Palaverde, and from June is opened a small pool for children.

It is also possible to visit the First Didactic Museumdedicated to circus in Italy and around the world, inaugurated on 24 July 2022 on the occasion of the celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the Circus. A tribute to the world of the circus, to its history, to the families who created it, lived it and continue to make it known all over the world.
The itinerary proposed in Fiabilandia is made up of over 20 display cases, and it will be possible to admire the exhibitions dedicated to the Casartelli family and the Circo Medrano, the brothers Cesare and Oscar Togni, the extraordinary jugglers and the Circus Barnum. And also a showcase entirely dedicated to the International Circus Festival of Montecarlo and to the Orlando and Moira Orfei family. A display case is dedicated to the undisputed master of cinema: Federico Fellini from Rimini, who has always been fascinated by the circus and in particular by the figure of the clown, a recurring character in his filmography.

Every Thursday in August, the Park is also open in the evening, from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m., and from 5.30 p.m. onwards you can enter for the one-off fee* of €15