- Name: Italy in Miniature
- Address: Via Popilia, 239 - 47922 - Viserba di Rimini (RN)
- Contact: 054 1736736 - italyinminiature.com
- Opening: seasonal with special openings throughout the year and on weekends.
- Schedules: 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. (except on special occasions).
- Audience: Suitable for families and school groups.
- Tickets: ticket.italiainminiatura.com
- Accessibility: Accessible, subsidized rates are provided.
- Animals: On leash if medium/large size, with muzzle.
- Parking: Available for a fee for mopeds, cars, campers.
- Getting there: A14 Rimini north exit; bus no. 8 from Rimini and Viserba stations. Navigate with Google Maps
- Informazioni aggiornate 16 May 2024
Italia in Miniatura is a theme park located in Viserba di Rimini, offering a unique experience through the meticulous reproduction of Italy's most famous monuments. This park, suitable for all ages, is particularly suitable for families and school groups interested in discovering the architectural and historical wonders of Italy in a smaller format. Also inside is a section dedicated to Europe, educational trails and attractions that allow for immersive experiences.
The main part of the park is devoted to 300 miniatures of major Italian monuments, from the Alps to Sicily. The walk then continues into Little Europe, an area that brings together some 30 of the Old World's most famous monuments. There are, then, some areas, which allow for an immersive experience, such as Venice, where you navigate the Grand Canal aboard a gondola to St. Mark's Square in a 1:5 scale reconstructed city. Italy Square, on the other hand, is a square animated by talking puppets that face the windows when children ring the bells, as well as being the scene of the shows and events that enliven the park in summer. Esperimenta is the interactive science pavilion where young children can play with science. There are many opportunities to have fun inside the park, from Cinemagia7D to Castel Sismondo with its water games, from the Driving School track to theAreAvventura with its trails suspended among the trees.The park lends itself to educational visits for schools of all levels, thanks to the presence of dedicated facilities and proposals. The Palace of Knowledge welcomes young guests into themed classrooms from which they set out to explore the park. Among the proposals fielded by the park's Science Education Department are Esperimenta, the park's science pavilion, the Interactive Driving School, and Pappamondo, the area dedicated to the world of parrots.
Attractions
The main part of the park is devoted to 300 miniatures of major Italian monuments, from the Alps to Sicily. The walk then continues into Little Europe, an area that brings together some 30 of the Old World's most famous monuments. There are, then, some areas, which allow for an immersive experience, such as Venice, where you navigate the Grand Canal aboard a gondola to St. Mark's Square in a 1:5 scale reconstructed city. Italy Square, on the other hand, is a square animated by talking puppets that face the windows when children ring the bells, as well as being the scene of the shows and events that enliven the park in summer. Esperimenta is the interactive science pavilion where young children can play with science. There are many opportunities to have fun inside the park, from Cinemagia7D to Castel Sismondo with its water games, from the Driving School track to theAreAvventura with its trails suspended among the trees.Educational activities
The park lends itself to educational visits for schools of all levels, thanks to the presence of dedicated facilities and proposals. The Palace of Knowledge welcomes young guests into themed classrooms from which they set out to explore the park. Among the proposals fielded by the park's Science Education Department are Esperimenta, the park's science pavilion, the Interactive Driving School, and Pappamondo, the area dedicated to the world of parrots.Where to eat
There are several eateries within the park: Osteria Italia offers pasta dishes, pizza, piadinas, and some dishes for celiacs, while Self Service San Marco offers meat and fish dishes. On the other hand, snacks, sandwiches, ice cream, and hot-dogs can be referred to the Monterosa Bar, the San Marco Kiosk, and the Canoe Kiosk.Tickets
Full: from € 20 (online) Reduced (children 100 to 140 cm tall, seniors over ): €18.00 (online) Free: children less than 100 cm tall, people with 100% disability Reduced 75% disabled and accompanying persons: €19.00 (at checkout only) Ticket Second Day: € 5 Possibility of combined tickets with Cattolica Aquarium, Oltremare, Aquafan Season passes (including for combinations of parks), group discountsAdditional information
There are water attractions in the park (Castel Sismondo and Old Sawmill) so it is advisable to bring a bathing suit and a dry change. Private parties and corporate events can be arranged upon request.
