Top Family & Kids Spots in Italy

I recommend exploring the maze early in your visit – it gets tricky! Getting lost in there was fun, but I wish I’d done it first before I got too tired.

My advice is to download a map of the estate before you go. The signage can be a bit confusing, and having a plan will save you time wandering in circles.

You might wanna wear comfortable shoes. I wore cute sandals, but after all that walking, my feet were killing me! Trust me, you'll love the walking paths if you're comfy.

Definetly take some snacks or a picnic with you! The café can be a bit pricey, and you'd want to relax in the gardens instead of wasting time waiting in line

Get to Mirabilandia right when it opens at 10 AM! The first couple of hours are much less crowded, and you can hit the popular rides before the lines get crazy.

Plan your visit on a weekday instead of the weekend if you can. I went on a Thursday, and the park wasn't as packed. Way more enjoyable!

Make sure to download the park's app! It has real-time updates on ride wait times and maps. It really helped me figure out what to do next without wasting time.

Bring a picnic! The garden areas are so lovely, and you can enjoy a bite to eat surrounded by nature without worrying about overpriced snack bars.

Get there right when it opens at 10 AM. That way, you’ll have the labyrinth mostly to yourself before the afternoon crowd swoops in. It makes for a much more peaceful experience.

If you're driving, consider carpooling or checking if your hotel offers shuttle services. Parking can fill up quickly, and it’ll save you the hassle.

I recommend visiting in the late afternoon around 4 PM. It’s way less crowded then, and your kids can enjoy the equipment without waiting too long.

My advice is to bring your own snacks and drinks... The area can be a bit pricey for food, and having your own stuff saves a lot!