A journey through four great attractions.
Culture never takes a holiday, but the Lazio Region offers more than cultural sights to those who choose Rome and its province for their summer holidays. Among the many itineraries, to round off an unforgettable trip through the treasures of the capital and its surroundings, the best way to make your day trips special is to devote time to fun. Beyond an evening in a restaurant or a bar for a few drinks with friends, Lazio offers alternative attractions for everyone: couples, families and groups of friends.
We are talking about theme parks. Between water parks, zoos and adventure parks, there is something for every taste. In Italy, from Lake Garda to the Romagna Riviera and the city of Rome, there are many options for adults and children. In Lazio and around the capital the choice is huge. You can cool off, away from the sea, on the slides of the water parks; or let loose on the roller coasters; or relax with a walk among the wonderful animals of the zoos, learning respect for nature and animals.
The four most famous theme parks in Rome and its province.
1. MagicLand.
Pure fun in Valmontone, a few kilometres from Rome. A park for families, where children can run around and live in a world of enchanted settings and exciting adventures. Wizards, Vikings and majestic castles will leave even adults open-mouthed. MagicLand has more than 40 attractions and is one of the most visited theme parks in Italy. There is fun for thrill-seekers too, who can ride Shock, the launch coaster, or Mystika, the 72-metre drop tower that leaves you at the mercy of gravity.
2. Bioparco.
Located inside the Villa Borghese park, the Bioparco is the historic zoo of Rome. One of the oldest zoos in Europe, opened in 1911 and still an attraction for tourists and Romans alike. It is not just a zoo but a true oasis, home to many animals rescued from wildlife trafficking and others belonging to endangered species: reptiles, mammals and many very rare species. It is also a place made fascinating by the dozens of plants of its botanical garden, where you can admire many exotic trees and plants.
3. Cinecittà World.
Cinecittà World is the amusement park of cinema and television, as its name suggests. Forty attractions and several film sets take you into the world of big-screen filmmaking. A huge roller coaster, a flight simulator, a splash battle and a water attraction for the whole family.
4. Zoomarine.
Located in Pomezia, in the province of Rome, Zoomarine is both a zoo and an aquarium, as well as an amusement park. In short, it could be described as a multi-themed park. It is inspired by the great American attraction parks, with the twofold aim of providing fun and passing on to the public the important message of protecting nature. It is also home to the first-aid centre for sea turtles.
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