Natura Viva Park Tickets

Discounted Natura Viva ticket offer 2024 (buy early and save)

• Entrance tickets for children (from 3 to 12 years) at €15.00 instead of €19.00
• Adult entrance tickets at €24.00 instead of €27.00
• Family offer 2 adults + 1 child (from 3 to 12 years) for €58.50 instead of €69.00
• Family offer 2 adults + 2 children (from 3 to 12 years) at €68.50 instead of €84.00
• Family offer 2 adults + 3 children (from 3 to 12 years) at €79.50 instead of €99.00

USEFUL INFORMATION

• Entrance tickets valid for wildlife trails and safaris
• Entrance to the Safari takes place with your own vehicle in compliance with safety regulations.
• We remind you that the Park opening hours may vary based on temperatures, as well as in case of necessity.
• Ticket can be used every day the park is open from 01/03/2024 to 08/12/2024, based on the park calendar.

A stone's throw from Lake Garda, Parco Natura Viva hosts one of the most important Italian zoological collections and is today one of the main centers for the conservation of animal species in danger of extinction and environmental education.
During the route divided into geographical areas, immersed in a natural oasis, it is possible to observe the great biodiversity of our planet. A qualified staff of biologists, veterinarians and naturalists takes care of this extraordinary Noah's ark which has over 200 animal species.
Giraffes, zebras, antelopes, lions, tigers, rhinos and cheetahs. But not only. The Extinction Park, with its full-scale models of faithful reproductions of animals from the past, giant dinosaurs and other surprising ancestors.
To visit on foot or on board your vehicle, to experience the thrill of an African safari.

The Safari Park: a fascinating journey that takes place on board your own vehicle and which leads the visitor to discover the inhabitants of the savannah. Giraffes, lions, cheetahs and hyenas are just some of the protagonists of the adventure that you can experience by visiting it!

The Wildlife Park : a relaxing pedestrian path inserted in an oak forest, where animals from all continents find a home.

The House of Giants , the House of Giants:

in the heart of Parco Natura Viva , the giants have arrived: the real ones, the enormous ones compared to their peers. Among scary reptiles, incredible insects and mysterious fish, you will find a completely new path, dedicated to the wonders of evolution: a tropical greenhouse dedicated to the theme of dwarfism and gigantism in the animal kingdom. The new “House of Giants” greenhouse is open, come and discover it now!

The Extinction Park : the evolution of the dinosaur park, present since 1978, however enriched with new ideas and spectacular life-size reproductions that will help visitors delve into the fascinating history of evolution. From the conquest of the mainland to the arrival of the first mammoth mammals, guests will be catapulted millions of years back.

Paths of Africa : a fascinating pedestrian safari, a surprising route where natural barriers allow the observation of nature and animals in complete safety, a walk among rhinos, hippos and sitatunga, which allows the observation of primates from a completely new perspective , with the possibility of stopping to enjoy the show at the Gombe Bar. A new look at biodiversity, in all its splendor.

Great attention to families with children:

• Family subscriptions
• Family ticket
• Stroller rental
• Play and relaxation areas
• Picnic areas
• Children's menu at Simba-Self
• Fun and educational activities with a rich calendar of workshops

The whole world in one park
Parco Natura Viva is a large zoo in the province of Verona, a stone's throw from Lake Garda.
It includes the Safari route , to be visited in your car, and the Wildlife route , where you can walk among the habitats of animals from all over the world.
Here you can also find the Dinosaur Park and the farm and above all the new area, House of Giants!
All in one Park, to learn about the past, meet the present and understand how to protect the future of our wonderful Nature.

Open from March to early January 9am-5pm with seasonal variations.