Parco della Preistoria, Rivolta d'Adda

Purchased tickets with coupon. Free parking. Dinosaur Park along a path in the middle of nature. Possibility to use (2 euro) of an airport train ... Within large area Park Playground ... nice funny maze for children and many convenient drinking fountains for rinfrescarsi.....il our baby was super pleased with the tour "out door"! I recommend it to escape from the city and to entertain the little outdoors!

Entrance undoubtedly expensive ... especially when you consider that already 3 years children pay 9 euros (12 adults). Beautiful natural park from the botanical point of view, but we are not here to see that. Present some 20 reproductions of dinosaurs and primitive men-size and some fences with flesh-and-blood animals (deer, goats, sheep, various birds). Opportunity to shop around with trenino (2 euros on Saturdays and Sundays, free the other days). There are two dining areas (even here prices are above average). Essential bar and bathrooms facilities worthy of a construction site. I would recommend some improvements to make the Park more interactive and interesting, how to add an audio explanation or the direction of any dinosaur, because otherwise the visit can be tedious and tasteless.

I returned after decades in Dinosaur Park, this time with my sons 10 and 7 years old. If the kids really liked it anyway, my overall rating is still negative because it is very expensive compared to what has actually and not much has changed compared to the memory I had of my visit made by a child. The circular route runs along a circular route, along which are distributed replicas of dinosaurs accompanied by a sign bilingual (Italian and English) which gives some information on the animal play. Sometimes there are also botanical signs which inform about the plants found in the Park. Halfway through the tour you will encounter some enclosures with animals (deer, goats, horses, sheep) and a little further on a picnic area with some games, grills available for visitors-do not know yet how to use because we weren't interested-and a couple of kiosks. It is available for visitors a little train that goes rather quickly along the same route on foot and making a brief stopover at the picnic area. The train is free on weekdays, while on holidays costs €2 per person. At the end of the lap, next to the exit, there is a tent with a small paleontological museum which we have not visited because it was piping hot and from the outside didn't seem to be a must. Probably for those who live in the area is a nice outing to do in spring and autumn, with balmy weather, to take advantage of grids and have a barbecue with friends. If you're coming from further away, don't expect anything earth-shattering. To watch dinosaur reproductions 12 euro (€9 low 3-13 years) are so many. I highly recommend you bring your lunch from home because the menus are expensive (at least €10 per person), or go to the park before or after lunch somewhere else. Greatly appreciated the drinking fountains along the way!