Trebbiantico attractions

With this ticket to Italia in Miniatura, you’ll visit a miniature park in Rimini. During the tour, you’ll explore a blend of thematic, mechanical and educational wonders designed for solo visitors and families alike. Additionally, you’ll see more than 250 intricate miniatures. Along the way, you’ll learn about physics at a dedicated pavilion. You’ll also have a chance to drive mini-cars at an interactive driving school. Further, you’ll watch live shows as well as sail along the Venice Grand Canal. Finally, you’ll have lunch at the end of your adventure.

You will join a guided tour inside one of Le Marche's oldest wineries and hear an essential history lesson about the region's wine culture. A knowledgeable guide will lead you through the winery and explain the historical background and local traditions that have shaped winemaking in Le Marche. The visit includes a tasting of native fine wines, served alongside a carefully selected platter of local meats. As you taste, you will engage your senses — observing the wines, noticing their aromas and sampling their flavours — while the meat platter offers local tastes to accompany the wines. Along the way you will get context about the wines you try and a clearer sense of Le Marche’s wine heritage.

On this tour, you'll have a chance to visit Aquafan, a water park in Rimini. Inside, you can slide down water slides – such as Kamikaze, Extreme River and River Run, among others – or splash in pools. There are hot tubs too, where you can take a relaxing break. Additionally, you can grab a bite at one of the many restaurants and cafés located in the park.

Fiabilandia is a whimsical amusement park in the heart of Italy. You will step into an atmosphere where children's laughter is part of the soundtrack as you explore interactive play areas. Along the way you may meet beloved characters such as Cinderella and Peter Pan, who appear around the park and add to the family-friendly feel. The park combines gentle rides designed for little ones with adrenaline-pumping attractions for thrill-seekers, so you can enjoy a range of experiences suited to different ages and tastes. As you move through Fiabilandia, you will find hands-on play zones, character encounters and rides that range from calm to high-energy, giving you and your group choices for how to spend the day.

Rimini is more than its sea and beaches. This digital guide, created with the support of a local, will let you explore the city’s most important monuments at your own pace. As you move through the guide, you’ll read the stories and curiosities that bring Rimini’s history to life. The content is organised so you can take your time, return to points of interest, and uncover lesser-known details alongside the main sights. Along the way, the guide also covers local food and dining culture. You’ll learn about typical dishes and about the Italian aperitivo as enjoyed in authentic local restaurants. The guide aims to give a well-rounded view of Rimini—its monuments, its flavours and its traditions—so you can plan your visits and tasting stops with confidence.

This is a self-guided scavenger hunt around Rimini that you can start any time. The Complete City package delivers an interactive game in one app, so you will play, learn and walk at your own pace with no guide or schedule. You may pause for a photo at the colourful Murales del borgo San Giuliano or take a stroll through Piazza Tre Martiri and then resume whenever you like—even the next day. The activity works well as a team-building option for couples, families and groups. As you move through the city you will solve puzzles that reveal more than ten major sights and a few hidden gems. You will explore landmarks such as Arco di Augusto, the Malatestiano Temple, Castel Sismondo and Teatro Amintore Galli, and you will pass the Domus del Chirurgo, the City Museum, Ponte di Tiberio and the Madonna Della Scala. Along the way you will learn the history and legends attached to each site. The app also includes insider tips with hand‑picked local restaurant and shop recommendations to help you make the most of your time in Rimini.

In Rimini, a self‑guided audio tour will lead you through the layers of history that sit beside the city’s beaches. You’ll begin at Piazza Tre Martiri, where Julius Caesar is said to have spoken the famous words “the die is cast” just before he began a civil war. Along the way you’ll encounter traces of the Roman Empire, including the Arch of Augustus, the Roman Amphitheatre, the house of a second‑century Roman doctor and the Bridge of Tiberius. As you move through the city, the audio commentary will bring you into the later periods that reshaped Italy. You’ll hear about medieval and Renaissance highlights such as the impressive but unfinished Malatestiano Temple and the austere Sigismond Castle. The tour connects these monuments with Rimini’s wider character: a place better known for sandy beaches and lively nightlife, with hills, theme parks and historical castles a short drive inland. This experience will let you explore Rimini at your own pace, moving between ancient ruins, medieval fortifications and Renaissance architecture while learning the stories behind each landmark.

Rimini’s seaside façade hides a long history, and this app-led scavenger hunt will take you on foot through the city to uncover it. Using phone-based riddles, you’ll move from one landmark to the next at your own pace. The experience is self-guided, needs no live guide and has no fixed start time. It’s suitable for any group size and is available in English, Italian and German. Along the route you’ll decode the Tempio Malatestiano, Alberti’s Renaissance masterpiece, and learn to read some of the architecture and symbolism that shaped the church. You’ll circle Castel Sismondo, the imposing fortress tied to the Malatesta family, and cross the Ponte di Tiberio, a Roman bridge that still carries traffic today. As you follow the clues, you’ll pass through layers of Rimini’s past — from Roman engineering to Renaissance art — and get a sense of the town that inspired Fellini. The app frames each stop with clues and context so you can explore independently while uncovering the stories behind these landmarks.

In Italy, a hands-on cooking class with a Cesarina will teach you how to make fresh pasta and tiramisu in a warm home setting. You will learn to roll sfoglia (fresh pasta) by hand and to prepare two different, classic pasta types from scratch: a filled pasta and a fresh pasta. Along the way you'll pick up practical tips and techniques for working with dough and fillings. As a finale, you will also make the iconic tiramisu. The session is a small-group cooking class with a maximum of 12 people, so you'll share your passion for Italian cuisine with other guests. An Italian aperitivo will be served to warm you up before cooking. The class is hosted by a Cesarina — part of Cesarine, Italy’s oldest network of home cooks — who opens her home to curious travellers for an immersive culinary experience.

In a historic villa in Jesi, you will enjoy an exclusive food experience rooted in family traditions. The setting offers a chance to savour local culture through home-style recipes handed down within a family. You will spend your time relaxed in the villa while tasting dishes that reflect the area’s culinary heritage. The meal includes an aperitivo, an appetizer, then first and second courses served with sides, followed by dessert. Typical local dishes and wines will feature throughout, giving you a rounded taste of regional flavours. Along the way, you will experience the progression of a traditional multi-course Italian meal and how family recipes shape each plate.

On a horseback ride through the Furlo Gorge Nature Reserve in the Marche region, you’ll ride from a sanctuary for elderly and retired horses where animal welfare and ethical horsemanship are a priority. A certified FITETREC-ANTE equestrian guide will lead the way as you follow the Metauro River. One of the tour’s highlights is crossing the river on horseback, offering an authentic, close-to-nature moment. As you move through the reserve, the trail opens onto the imposing Monte Pietrasanta and its twin, Monte Paganuccio, shaped by the Candigliano River over prehistoric times to form the dramatic Furlo Gorge. Along the route you’ll pass the medieval tower of Brombolona, an ancient lookout still overlooking the valley, and enjoy stunning views of Renaissance Urbino in the distance. This experience is aimed at riders with some experience and suits those seeking a more dynamic, adventurous route.

At San Leo Cashmere you will begin in the charming barn, where you will meet the goats and learn about the cashmere-making process. Along the way you will see the guard dogs Lea, Argo and Nina, who protect the herd, and watch the border collie Brando give a demonstration with the sheep. The visit will explain the basics behind cashmere and how the animals are part of that story. As you move to the yarn workshop, you will see how raw cashmere is transformed into garments, from combing through to eco-friendly washing, and you will be able to admire finished pieces such as scarves, gloves, hats and sweaters. The experience will finish in the beautiful garden with a snack of pecorino cheese, salami, San Leo bread and fresh fruit, served on the farm.

Set in the Valconca Wildlife Oasis a few kilometres from the Cattolica exit, Enio Ottaviani Vini e Vigneti is a family-run winery that has developed across generations. The estate has grown steadily, working with local farmers to build a complete production chain and to bring its wines to market. You will visit the estate’s modern Cellar and Showroom, opened in 2019. In that space you will get to know the wines and learn about the wider territory that shapes them. Along the way you will hear how the family business evolved from one generation to the next and how collaboration with nearby growers forms part of the production process. The experience will give a clear sense of the place, its people and the practical side of making wine in this part of the Valconca Wildlife Oasis.

At San Leo Fortress, set in the famous inland village near Rimini, you will explore a remarkable example of military architecture. As you move through the restored buildings, you will see a varied collection of weapons, frescoes and historical artefacts that illustrate the site’s long past. Along the way, the displays and preserved rooms will give context to the fortress’s role within the local history. The Fortress has been restored to its architectural splendour, and you will notice the careful conservation of its defensive features and interior decoration. The setting itself is part of the experience: the structure stands within one of Italy’s most beautiful historical and artistic contexts, offering both architectural interest and a sense of place as you learn about its heritage.

On this tour through Marche, you will explore the region’s most authentic sides while riding a Vespa. The experience balances culture and nature: you will encounter a unique cultural heritage and travel through an unspoiled, majestic natural environment. Riding a Vespa adds a light, enjoyable pace that lets you take in the scenery as you move through the landscape. Along the way, you will immerse yourself in the beauty of the land and gain a sense of the area’s character. Expect a mix of cultural sights and natural views that highlight what makes Marche special. The ride will be both fun and evocative of a classic Italian experience, giving you time to absorb the region’s atmosphere while enjoying the journey on two wheels.