Parco D'orleans
| Corso Re Ruggero, ., Palermo |
5 avis
8.40/10.00 |
Parco D'orleans sur la carte
Critiques
Arno Nimuss (02.08.2017 19:39)
We entered for free and watched the parrots, it was fun.
We entered for free and watched the parrots, it was fun.
lidia merola (02.08.2017 16:29)
Noi (io e il mio bimbo) lo chiamiamo Parco degli Uccelli :) Nei pressi di piazza Indipendenza, di fronte al palazzo dei Normanni, una oasi nel traffico cittadino gratuita. Ci sono diverse specie di uccelli, una scimmia dispettosa e qualche capretta. Un posto dove trascorrere un paio d'ore tranquille. Bagni puliti. Si dovrebbe provvedere a completare la segnaletica rispetto alle schede relative alle specie presenti e posizionare una segnaletica al di fuori del parco per il passaggio dei pedoni e dei bambini, ma questo è problema ricorrente a Palermo.
Noi (io e il mio bimbo) lo chiamiamo Parco degli Uccelli :) Nei pressi di piazza Indipendenza, di fronte al palazzo dei Normanni, una oasi nel traffico cittadino gratuita. Ci sono diverse specie di uccelli, una scimmia dispettosa e qualche capretta. Un posto dove trascorrere un paio d'ore tranquille. Bagni puliti. Si dovrebbe provvedere a completare la segnaletica rispetto alle schede relative alle specie presenti e posizionare una segnaletica al di fuori del parco per il passaggio dei pedoni e dei bambini, ma questo è problema ricorrente a Palermo.
Paraschiv ROXANA GABRIELA (07.06.2017 21:49)
It is nice for children, but the place is in a bad shape, the animals cages aren't clean or in a good condition, the whole parc need to be refreshed.
It is nice for children, but the place is in a bad shape, the animals cages aren't clean or in a good condition, the whole parc need to be refreshed.
Leo P (01.11.2016 09:44)
Lovely place very close by to the history centre of the city, directly infront of the old Royal Palace.
One negative tidbit though... not a lot of space to sit! I believe there are... 3 benches? Then again, its a small park so it should be no problem most of the time.
Great spot for kids or just to relax a little bit.
Lovely place very close by to the history centre of the city, directly infront of the old Royal Palace.
One negative tidbit though... not a lot of space to sit! I believe there are... 3 benches? Then again, its a small park so it should be no problem most of the time.
Great spot for kids or just to relax a little bit.
A Google User (05.02.2012 17:57)
Crazy Birds!
A world of exotic birds! It is a perfectly maintained park. Everything from the little signs talking about the different species of birds to the perfectly hedged greenery. Oddly enough there are goats there too. I got a good chuckle out of the sign that said please don't feed the goats because what people were feeding them gave them health problems so now they are on a strict diet. There are birds of all types from ALL over the world. I have since then read that this park is ONLY for parents who wish to bring their kids. I have been there several times without any hassle. If you just walk in, don't speak Italian, don't stop, start taking pictures asap, I believe the men inside the booth couldn't care less. If they do say something to you just start speaking English and hold up your camera and point to it. I'm sure at that point they will realize you are a tourist and not bother trying to explain to you that you should have kids with you. I also read that this park was just finished in 2010 and is part of a bigger plan. It will only be a small section of the larger park that will have an outdoor theater, an artificial lake, bike paths and trails. If you want to see more pics and information about Palermo check out WhereIsPalermo . com
Crazy Birds!
A world of exotic birds! It is a perfectly maintained park. Everything from the little signs talking about the different species of birds to the perfectly hedged greenery. Oddly enough there are goats there too. I got a good chuckle out of the sign that said please don't feed the goats because what people were feeding them gave them health problems so now they are on a strict diet. There are birds of all types from ALL over the world. I have since then read that this park is ONLY for parents who wish to bring their kids. I have been there several times without any hassle. If you just walk in, don't speak Italian, don't stop, start taking pictures asap, I believe the men inside the booth couldn't care less. If they do say something to you just start speaking English and hold up your camera and point to it. I'm sure at that point they will realize you are a tourist and not bother trying to explain to you that you should have kids with you. I also read that this park was just finished in 2010 and is part of a bigger plan. It will only be a small section of the larger park that will have an outdoor theater, an artificial lake, bike paths and trails. If you want to see more pics and information about Palermo check out WhereIsPalermo . com
