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Fiabilandia

Fiabilandia is a long-established theme park on the Romagna coast. It is set in Rivazzurra, between Rimini and Riccione, and covers an area of 150,000 sq m. The rides wind along a circular route around a small lake, a stopover for several species of migratory birds.
The attractions are divided into three themed areas: the Western area, the medieval area and the Eastern area. Fiabilandia is especially suited to young children (under 8) though there is plenty to enjoy for all ages. Among the most popular rides are the Castello di Mago Merlino, the Brucomela and the Baia di Peter Pan.

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