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Ristorante Trattoria Pizzeria Il Cedrino
Via Aurelia Sud, 30, 57023 Cecina LI, Italy
Agriristoro Gallorose
Via Aurelia Sud, 65, 57023 Cecina LI, Italy
Briciole di pane
Via Aurelia Sud, 6f, 57023 Cecina LI, Italy
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Via Aurelia Sud, 29/B, 57023 Cecina LI, Italy
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Parc Gallorose

Via Aurelia Sud, 57023 Cedrino, LI, Italy
4.2(1.8K)
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Ristorante Trattoria Pizzeria Il Cedrino

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4.2
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4.0
4y

Nice little calm relaxing zoo with some amazing animals (aguti, swamp cat, capibara, serval, etc.). You meander maze-like (but well signposted) along. The whole aerea is well shaded by thick green bushes, trees and bambooish greenery. On hot days a real treat. The zoo might have seen better days, but the animals are well kept and in good shape. Their enclosures offer to the animals space and protective hiding places to retire from the visitors' all too curious glances. Beside marsupials and mammals they have a wide range of exquisite birds from places all over the world. Another part of the zoo is dedicated to farm life. Bovines and ovines from most continents but above all also local breeds are to be admired. It is a pity though that all the descriptions to the animals are presented only in Italian. But then again we are not in a massive tourist center. Another minus: some of the local exponates (beer cans, cigarette packages, etc.) on their shelves and vitrines along the tour are weirdly outdated. Others exponates such as the agricultural machinery give the tour a nice touch. There should be more toilets, especially in the first part of the zoo. It ruins the walk if one has to sustain so long not knowing when there is finally relief. The zoo has a restaurant. The menu is small but the food is tasty. They serve good traditional primi and secondi piatti with specialities of the region - not the usual disappointing fast food you sometimes get in recreational parcs or zoos. A lot of local people stop to have lunch here. Good...

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5.0
1y

Siamo stati in questo parco dopo aver aspettato tanto tempo per riuscire a trovarci con gli impegni lavorativi di tutti, ma finalmente ci siamo riusciti.

La cartellonistica per arrivare è adeguata e anche senza navigatore è facile trovare il luogo, parcheggio esattamente davanti all'ingresso che di fianco ha anche un piccolo alimentari in caso qualcuno volesse fare un panino.

Il biglietto è giusto a detta mia, 13€ per gli adulti non mi pare eccessivo. Una volta entrati il percorso è obbligato e segnalato da frecce di legno molto carine, vedrete un misto di animali, statuette di terracotta, cimeli, oggetti e un sacco di cosine nelle teche disseminate in giro, alcune trattano di animali, altre del territorio e altre ancora della guerra o di periodi storici.

Per chi è particolarmente sofferente consiglio un repellente per zanzare perché con il caldo giustamente arrivano all'attacco e mio fratello che era a maniche corte è stato massacrato, altrimenti portate una felpina come ho fatto io e sarete al sicuro, d'altra parte è scritto che non vengono appllicati trattamenti per non danneggiare gli animali (cosa giustissima, alla fine loro sono di casa e noi siamo i visitatori).

Ci sono moltissimi volatili, il che non mi dispiace visto che li adoro (il Kookaburra è una vera star e il Cacatua è stato così carino da avvicinarsi alla rete, che amore!), ma anche altre tipologie di animali e tutto il percorso di 3 km è adatto a tutti, interamente all'ombra e con alcuni bagni disposti seguendo la mappa.

Bellissima la cartellonistica, molto colorata ed esplicativa per tutti, alla zona ristoro troverete il self service (purtroppo quando siamo andati ieri era chiuso), un piccolo alimentari/bar e il ristorante, oltre che vari tavoli per sedersi ed un'area dove fare giocare i bimbi con tanti giochi diversi e ben tenuti.

Ho visto molte critiche riguardo le condizioni del percorso e degli animali, personalmente parlando non mi pareva che mancassero cibo ed acqua a nessuno e certo qualcuno magari aveva meno piume di altri, ma magari era nel periodo della muta, ricordo che il parco è diviso a zone che rappresentano i continenti e credo che un volatile americano faccia la muta in un periodo diverso da uno asiatico e così via. Non tutti avevano un compagno, ma probabilmente alcuni animali stanno meglio soli (sui cartelli è scritto anche se vivono in gruppi o meno) e altri potevano anche essere dal veterinario per controlli, come è giusto che sia.

Per quanto riguarda la vegetazione sinceramente apprezzo l'idea che sia più a misura di animale che di uomo, è più importante tenerli al fresco e al sicuro (come lasciarli tanta vegetazione per nascondersi piuttosto che disboscare per farli vedere, non sono in vetrina dopo tutto e sceglieranno loro se mostrarsi o meno come è giusto che sia), detto questo comunque il percorso non è affatto dissestato e la vegetazione non invade la strada, quindi non capisco dove stia il problema.

Per quanto mi riguarda nel complesso una bella giornata. Siamo entrati alle 11 circa e con tutta calma siamo usciti alle 16 e 20, girato con tranquillità e senza fretta, pieno di animali unici mai visti e troppo carini (non solo volatili, ci sono primati, il fennec, la lince, le tartarughe, yak, canguri...

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4.0
8y

This. Is. A. Weird. Zoo. We loved it, and hated it. We loved: the shadowy walkways, the sheer amount of time you can and will spend here, seeing loads of animals. Our son loved watching allll the different types of animals. We also appreciated the division that was created per continent (africa, americas, etc).

Somewhere between hate and love: the collections of boozebottles, toy cars and some historical stuf that seemed very out of place. And we name just a few here! It just was a little weird to us. We ended up thinking: why is this stuff here?

What we completely hated: while the animals looked healthy enough, there was definitely room for improvement in their care. The water-elements within cages were very very very dirty. Some birds were plucking at their feathers to such a degree they were bald/looked very unhealthy. Many cages were quite small.

This of course dials back into the discusion if we should even want to keep animals in zoos. Let's not get into that here. Just go to this zoo. It's a fun experience, although be it a...

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Astrid CarigietAstrid Carigiet
Nice little calm relaxing zoo with some amazing animals (aguti, swamp cat, capibara, serval, etc.). You meander maze-like (but well signposted) along. The whole aerea is well shaded by thick green bushes, trees and bambooish greenery. On hot days a real treat. The zoo might have seen better days, but the animals are well kept and in good shape. Their enclosures offer to the animals space and protective hiding places to retire from the visitors' all too curious glances. Beside marsupials and mammals they have a wide range of exquisite birds from places all over the world. Another part of the zoo is dedicated to farm life. Bovines and ovines from most continents but above all also local breeds are to be admired. It is a pity though that all the descriptions to the animals are presented only in Italian. But then again we are not in a massive tourist center. Another minus: some of the local exponates (beer cans, cigarette packages, etc.) on their shelves and vitrines along the tour are weirdly outdated. Others exponates such as the agricultural machinery give the tour a nice touch. There should be more toilets, especially in the first part of the zoo. It ruins the walk if one has to sustain so long not knowing when there is finally relief. The zoo has a restaurant. The menu is small but the food is tasty. They serve good traditional primi and secondi piatti with specialities of the region - not the usual disappointing fast food you sometimes get in recreational parcs or zoos. A lot of local people stop to have lunch here. Good value for money.
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Coffee LoverCoffee Lover
A very good animal park, it is recommended to spend at least 1.5-2 hours there. Good parking. Admission is 11 euros, you can also enter with a dog.
Ieva SusnienėIeva Susnienė
I felt really discouraged by the bad reviews, but my family and I decided to visit this zoo anyway. The experience turned out to be great. The animals looked relaxed, well kept, we were able to see so many of them, even though most of them had a more private area to hide in their enclosures. I loved the path idea, we didn't have to wander and miss anything. Lots and lots of greenery and most of the path was in the shade, it almost felt like a jungle (beware of the mosquitos though). Kids playground and other common areas could use some renovation, also the little exhibitions were a little weird, but it didn't affect the whole experience
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Nice little calm relaxing zoo with some amazing animals (aguti, swamp cat, capibara, serval, etc.). You meander maze-like (but well signposted) along. The whole aerea is well shaded by thick green bushes, trees and bambooish greenery. On hot days a real treat. The zoo might have seen better days, but the animals are well kept and in good shape. Their enclosures offer to the animals space and protective hiding places to retire from the visitors' all too curious glances. Beside marsupials and mammals they have a wide range of exquisite birds from places all over the world. Another part of the zoo is dedicated to farm life. Bovines and ovines from most continents but above all also local breeds are to be admired. It is a pity though that all the descriptions to the animals are presented only in Italian. But then again we are not in a massive tourist center. Another minus: some of the local exponates (beer cans, cigarette packages, etc.) on their shelves and vitrines along the tour are weirdly outdated. Others exponates such as the agricultural machinery give the tour a nice touch. There should be more toilets, especially in the first part of the zoo. It ruins the walk if one has to sustain so long not knowing when there is finally relief. The zoo has a restaurant. The menu is small but the food is tasty. They serve good traditional primi and secondi piatti with specialities of the region - not the usual disappointing fast food you sometimes get in recreational parcs or zoos. A lot of local people stop to have lunch here. Good value for money.
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A very good animal park, it is recommended to spend at least 1.5-2 hours there. Good parking. Admission is 11 euros, you can also enter with a dog.
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I felt really discouraged by the bad reviews, but my family and I decided to visit this zoo anyway. The experience turned out to be great. The animals looked relaxed, well kept, we were able to see so many of them, even though most of them had a more private area to hide in their enclosures. I loved the path idea, we didn't have to wander and miss anything. Lots and lots of greenery and most of the path was in the shade, it almost felt like a jungle (beware of the mosquitos though). Kids playground and other common areas could use some renovation, also the little exhibitions were a little weird, but it didn't affect the whole experience
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