Parco dei Mostri, Bomarzo

What a fantastic park! I’d highly suggest reading the pamphlet about the park that you get when purchasing your ticket— it’ll help you understand the park a bit more. The park is laid out in a way that you can follow a path and see everything in the park, however I opted to just wander around, and get a feel for the place on my own. The park is in a nice wooded area, which provides plenty of shade while exploring. I’d suggest hitting the restrooms before heading out, because it can be easy to spend a few hours in the park, which could be a ways from the bathroom depending on where you are. Great place for families, couples, and single people! I’ll be back again.

Very cool experience. I love that they gave us a map and interpretation of each historical statue written in english. If you are looking for a place to visit that is sort of "off the beaten path" and not swarming with tourists and perhaps a different kind of experience, then this is it.

As a novelty this was okay but the price did not leave a happy feeling. €38 for a family of four was too much for a short walk in the woods. Hopefully other feel differently. The saving grace was the ogre, the whispers are true.

Worth a detour! This mad garden breaks from the convention of traditional formal gardens of its time and provides visitors with a series of spectacular carvings of mad old monsters, gods, and other creatures from old myths. The wonky house is left me absolutely disoriented. Even though I'd been told all about it, I didn't expect it to make me feel as odd as it did. Really well done!

Very special nature/sculpture experience.Good break with kids in the shade if driving north of Rome/south of Florence.Map you’re given is totally off but you’ll enjoy the experience.A bit magical with its weird sculptures. You can buy light snacks and there is a playground and WC.