Mirabilandia, Italy's largest amusement and water park located near Rimini, promises a fantastic experience for visitors of all ages, creating lasting memories filled with excitement. The park boasts an array of attractions, including thrilling roller coasters and themed areas, making it an ideal destination for endless fun and entertainment. Among the park's standout attractions is Dinoland, an area immersed in a prehistoric theme featuring 54 life-sized reproductions of prehistoric animals and six thrilling rides. Make sure you don't miss Divertical, a high-water coaster that, along with Katun and the I Speed Rollercoaster, forms a trio of exhilarating top attractions.

Simply stroll through the city centre and you learn a lot about the town’s history. Habsburg emperor Maximilian I (1459–1519), in particular, shaped the image of Innsbruck during its transition from medieval times to the Renaissance era. He made the city the centre of an empire that stretched from Spain to Burgundy and Hungary. It was under Maximilian’s reign that Innsbruck’s glittering landmark – the Golden Roof - was constructed.

After centuries of banishing Islam from the religious map, this Mosque was built in 2003 and is open to everyone. You can visit the building and also step into the main prayer halls by appointment. The mosque is also worth visiting for its outlook on the beautiful architecture of the Alhambra.