Zoomarine Rome, Italy

Zoomarine is a marine-themed zoological and amusement park in Torvaianica, on the coast about 35 km south of central Rome. It calls itself the Italian park with the most dolphins and is home to more than 400 animals of 40 species.

The park combines animal shows with rides and water fun: dolphins, sea lions and tropical birds perform in daily shows, capybaras joined the park in 2026, and a dinosaur trail takes visitors back in time. From June to September the Acquapark adds pools and water slides, and on summer evenings the park stays open late for its Summer Nights.

The park is open from spring to autumn, with special events such as Oktoberfest and Halloween, and the opening days are listed in the online calendar. A one-day ticket costs €26 at the gate, while online offers start at about €13, including a ticket valid for three visits, and children up to 99 cm enter free. A season pass with unlimited visits to the park and the Acquapark costs €29.90.

Inside the park you’ll find restaurants, snack bars, picnic spots, lockers and shaded rest areas — perfect for a full day out with family or friends.