Oasi di Sant'Alessio: A Nature Sanctuary

Oasi di Sant'Alessio offers a unique glimpse into Italy's diverse wildlife and rich ecosystems. Did you know it promotes the conservation and breeding of rare bird species?

Founded in 1995 by naturalists focused on conservation, the park spans over 60 hectares of woodlands, prairies, and luxurious ponds. It hosts a variety of wildlife including migratory birds and rare species such as the White Stork and European Spoonbill. The architecture features an intact medieval castle dating back to the 11th century, enriched with extensive landscaped grounds designed to mimic natural habitats.

Must-See Wonders

• 🦩 Rare Bird Breeding: Observe efforts to breed and release species like otters and red squirrels.
• 🦋 Tropical Section: Experience an aviary filled with hummingbirds and free-flying butterflies.
• 🦉 Daily Bird Shows: Enjoy live displays of hawks and falcons soaring above the grounds (except Thursdays).

Entry is paid, and this park appeals to families, wildlife enthusiasts, and history buffs alike.