Festival · March 28, 2026 – November 8, 2026 · Perugia (PG)
Step into a world where time slows down and simple joys fill your days at La Città della Domenica, a sprawling nature park just outside Perugia. Reopening its season on March 22nd, this beloved park has been a cherished destination for families and children for generations. Immerse yourself in nature, wander through enchanting fairy tale lands inspired by Pinocchio (celebrating Carlo Collodi's 200th anniversary this year!), Sleeping Beauty, and Snow White, and explore the whimsical Talking Forest. Soar to new heights on a giant rocket, race on go-karts, navigate rivers on rafts, and discover a park that perfectly blends play, discovery, and imagination. Encounter local wildlife like deer and fawns roaming freely, and journey to distant lands meeting llamas, meerkats, ostriches, and many other species housed within the park. Hop aboard the historic train for a scenic tour of 45 hectares of lush greenery. La Città della Domenica is a true invitation to disconnect from screens and reconnect with shared moments outdoors, filled with authentic experiences and wonder. The park's heart is its wildlife trail, a path winding through the woods where you can observe deer, mouflons, and numerous other animals living freely in expansive natural habitats. Beyond local fauna, the park also features an exotic species trail, allowing visitors of all ages to marvel at fascinating animals from around the globe, including wallaby kangaroos, llamas, ostriches, yaks, rams, and meerkats—a surprising journey that enriches the experience and sparks children's curiosity. Don't miss the farm, a favorite spot for families, where little ones can get up close with domestic animals and rediscover a connection to rural traditions through simple, authentic experiences. The park also hosts a reptile house, an area dedicated to the world of reptiles, offering a closer look at fascinating and often little-known species. The journey also includes a historical and evolutionary itinerary that guides visitors through the park's origins.