Is this where the magic happens? Edenlandia, the first Italian amusement park! Right here, in the suburbs of Naples, this place has been delighting visitors since 1965. Edenlandia was inspired by the magic of Disneyland. You can almost feel the echoes of laughter from those early days, back when it was the only amusement park in all of Italy. Edenlandia was a true national treasure. After a brief closure, it reopened in 2013 with a renewed spirit and 50,000 square meters of pure fun. Imagine racing down roller coasters at 100 kilometers per hour or braving the spooky delights of Lord Shaydon’s haunted castle. Picture yourself gliding across the pond on a raft or feeling the thrill of the Viking ship’s 360-degree spin. Edenlandia isn’t just about rides. With 15 restaurants and a children’s theatre, there’s something for everyone. And if you’re a movie buff, don’t miss PalaEden, a cinema with enough seats for 600 people! The story of Edenlandia continues to unfold, a testament to the enduring power of fun and imagination.
Fontana delle Conchiglie
This unassuming fountain, the Fontana delle Conchiglie, holds a secret. It wasn’t always meant to stand alone. Built in 1938