Top Italy Zoos & Wildlife Parks

The entire park complex is configured as a protected area in which plants and animals integrate perfectly. An environment without architectural barriers and fascinating. A characteristic humid plain wood is the setting for small lakes, streams, canals, ponds, springs and fountains which also host a large colony of aquatic plants such as water lilies and rushes. In addition to the fish fauna, the park also houses amphibians and reptiles, many poultry species and even mammals such as badgers, weasels, dormice, hedgehogs, rabbits. The specificity of the Paradiso Fish Park is that it is neither a zoo, nor a safari park or a fishing pond. This has the advantage of being able to observe animals in their environment, having the pleasure of discovering them. For those who live in the city it will certainly be interesting to make a small visit to the educational farm, where you can see cows and pigs up close.

Capped at only 12 people, this small-group tour of Rome’s Colosseum includes exclusive access to the arena floor and underground dungeons, off-limits to regular visitors. You also make guided stops at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill for a full overview of day-to-day life in ancient Rome. Skip-the-line admission at all three sites is included.