Daily entrance to Parco Natura Viva
Parco Natura Viva 2026 Entrance Tickets. Check the price options before purchasing! Children 0-2 years old (up to 3 years old) enter free.
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Highlights
PARCO NATURA VIVA is a modern zoological park located in Bussolengo, in the province of Verona.
Born with the aim of protecting endangered animal species and raising public awareness about conservation
of biodiversity, offers a unique experience between nature and adventure.
The park is divided into two main areas: the Fauna Park , a pedestrian path surrounded by greenery that hosts species from around the world, and the Safari Park , where you can observe animals such as lions, giraffes, and rhinos up close from your own vehicle. With numerous research and conservation projects, Parco Natura Viva is an ideal destination for families and animal lovers who want to discover the beauty of wildlife in a respectful and protected environment.
Lots of things to do
Venture among 1,500 animals from over 200 species. Visit the walking trail and explore animals from five continents.
Hop in the car for a true African Safari. Step back in time: meet dinosaurs from millions of years ago.
Then come back to the present and meet today's giants of the tropical greenhouse
What is included?
- Pedestrian Entrance
What is not included?
- Parking is paid and can be paid at the park ticket offices.
What is there to know?
- The €20.00 daily ticket for disabled people can be requested at the Parco Natura Viva ticket offices, upon presentation of the relevant certification.
- Children 0-2 years (up to 3 years of age) and companions of disabled people enter for free
Openings
- Pedestrian Park : 10.00 am to 6.00 pm
Animal visibility until 5.30 pm
Last entrance to the park is 5:00 PM
The times are indicative and may be subject to change, both in extension and reduction, for technical and organizational reasons communicated on site.
Meeting point
PARCO NATURA VIVA
"Località Quercia"
Bussolengo (Verona)
Cancellation policies
- Each ticket purchased cannot be cancelled, refunded or modified.
The Customer will therefore not be able to exercise any right of withdrawal on the purchase of any entrance ticket.
Safety regulations
- In the park, feeding or petting the animals is STRICTLY PROHIBITED , for their health and your safety. The only exception is the Goat Farm, where there are special feed dispensers that can only be given to the Tibetan goats.
- Flying drones is strictly prohibited, and authorization from the Park is required for any drone flights while the park is closed and only for valid editorial purposes.
- During the same day, you can exit and re-enter the pedestrian wildlife trail by notifying the entrance staff before leaving.
- Pets are NOT permitted inside the pedestrian wildlife park, even in handbags or dog strollers. Leaving pets in parked vehicles is strictly prohibited. A dog area is available during wildlife park opening hours.
Description
Today, Parco Natura Viva is a modern zoological park and an important conservation center for endangered species. It has evolved over time to play an active role in biodiversity conservation. The park was born from the brilliant idea of architect Alberto Avesani, its founder, who in the 1960s transformed part of his farm, established in 1933, into a wildlife area, collecting local animals to breed and eventually display them to the public. Designed in 1965, the first section of approximately 10 hectares, the current wildlife trail, was inaugurated on June 21, 1969. In 2019, Parco Natura Viva celebrated its first 50 years with its visitors.
The ARCA Foundation ("Animal Research Conservation in Action") was created by Parco Natura Viva to actively defend and protect endangered species and biodiversity. Since 2012, the ARCA Foundation has been active worldwide to spread Parco Natura Viva's vision: conserving and safeguarding biodiversity in its native habitat, protecting endangered species, and promoting ecosystem conservation, in harmony with local communities.
