Zoomarine, located in Torvaianica in the municipality of Pomezia (RM), with its 4 hectares was the first Italian structure to receive in 2009 the recognition of Zoological Garden that combines entertainment and educational offerings. It hosts more than 400 animal species including dolphins, seals and sea lions, tropical and aquatic birds, lemurs, giant tortoises and dogs. The mission is to “Create and share unforgettable experiences in harmony with the environment” in a naturalistic context. The offer of the Park is completed by the rides and attractions and the water park composed of swimming pools and water park with relaxation areas and refreshment points for all needs.

Cinecittà World is the new Cinema and Television theme park, founded by Cinecittà, the Italian Cinema Factory, in 1937.
The park has 40 attractions, 6 shows per day and 7 themed areas. 30 hectares of emotion and charm. Cinecittà World is the only place in Italy where guests can fly aboard a Flying Cinema, challenge the fury of Dinosaurs, become the protagonist of Assassin’s Creed, play with snow all year round and cool off in the Cinepool.
A new theme park has been created alongside Cinecittà World: Roma World, a Roman legionary camp surrounded by greenery, where guests can experience a day as an ancient Roman. The offer is completed by Aqua World, the new Cinecittà World water park.

McArthurGlen Castel Romano Designer Outlet offers a unique shopping experience. Just 20 minutes from Rome, Castel Romano Designer Outlet features over 200 of the most important brands, including Blumarine, Furla and Aspesi, at prices reduced by 30% to 70% all year round. A visit to Castel Romano Designer Outlet is much more than a simple shopping experience: bars, restaurants and events, which will make your day dedicated to shopping unique and absolutely unforgettable.

The origins of Torvajanica date back to the Roman period, when the area was a rich marine fauna zone and was frequented by local fishermen. The fishing village has transformed into a lively seaside resort, welcoming visitors from all over the world. Its relaxed atmosphere and the natural beauty of its beaches have made Torvajanica a popular place for tourists who want to enjoy the sea and the sun. The Torvajanica Pier offers visitors a spectacular view of the wide sea horizon, allowing you to admire the sea as far as the eye can see and enjoy romantic walks along the sea at sunset.

They are among the most popular tourist destinations in Lazio for their renowned food and wine specialties, for their history and landscape that falls largely within the Castelli Romani Regional Park. The name Castelli Romani refers to the entire geographical area, located south-east of the city of Rome, around the Alban Hills, consisting of a group of towns and cities (Colonna, Frascati, Grottaferrata, Monte Porzio Catone, Monte Compatri, Rocca di Papa, Rocca Priora, Albano Laziale, Ariccia and Castel Gandolfo, Lanuvio, Genzano di Roma, Nemi, Velletri, Lariano and Marino. In this area there are two volcanic lakes: Albano/Castelgandolfo and Nemi/Genzano.

The EUR district was created in 1935 in anticipation of the 1942 European Universal Exhibition. From the fervent activity of some architects, including Piacentini, the first imposing and geometric buildings were born, such as the square Colosseum, the Obelisk and the Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul. In 1959 the obelisk of Dazzi was built and more recently the modern Obelisk of Pomodoro the Centro Congressi Italia with the fascinating Cloud by Fuksas. The EUR district lends itself to tourist visits of various kinds: from a walk to admire the architectural structures, to fun for children, up to a few hours dedicated to shopping. At the first light of the evening the EUR transforms into a club where music, fun and glamour go hand in hand.

The Flavian Amphitheater, better known as the Colosseum, is considered one of the wonders of the world. Located in the center of Rome, it is the largest amphitheater in the world. The Colosseum has its origins in 72 AD when the emperor Vespasian decided to build a place to hold the famous gladiator games. The work was completed thanks to the second son of Vespasian, the emperor Domitian, who made some changes and embellishments to the entire structure such as, for example, the underground areas of the arena and the bronze decorations. Being in a central area, the Amphitheater is close to other places that can be visited. Moving on foot it is possible to visit the Roman Forum and the Campidoglio, famous squares such as Piazza Venezia and Piazza di Spagna. A little further away, but still within walking distance, are Piazza Navona, the Trevi Fountain and the Pantheon.

St. Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, in Rome, considered the symbol and center of Catholicism, is the largest of the four Roman basilicas, and is located near the Apostolic Palace. Its construction began on April 18, 1506, during the pontificate of Pope Julius II, and was completed in 1626, with Pope Urban VIII. In the area occupied by the basilica, previously stood another church commissioned by the emperor Constantine, which dated back to the 4th century, and which was located on the area of ​​Nero’s circus and an adjacent necropolis, where, according to tradition, St. Peter was buried. St. Peter’s Basilica is one of the largest buildings in the world, with a length of 218 meters, and a height of 133 meters. Its surface area reaches 23,000 square meters and its capacity is 60,000 people. Also worth a visit is the Sistine Chapel, famous throughout the world especially for the fresco on the vault, created by Michelangelo. To paint the 800 square meters of the ceiling, the painter and sculptor took about four years: he began in 1508 and completed the work in 1512.

The Pomezia – Santa Palomba railway station consists of five tracks on which Regional trains pass, all operated by Trenitalia, and which have as their destination Rome Termini, Naples Central, Formia, Campoleone, Villa Literno, Priverno, with a passage every twenty minutes on average. The Pomezia – Santa Palomba station building is not accessible to passengers with reduced mobility and is not equipped with toilets, automatic ticket machines, or a waiting room. Outside there is a car park and a bus stop.