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Casa delle Farfalle

A 500 sq m greenhouse set within the centuries-old Pineta di Cervia, the Casa delle Farfalle is a nature and education park home to hundreds of tropical butterflies from every corner of the world: Africa, Asia, the Americas and Australia. Here they live and can be admired in a setting designed to recreate the climate and habitat of tropical forests.

Good to know

  • In 2006, the Casa degli Insetti was built alongside the Casa delle Farfalle, home to bees, beetles, crickets, mantises and other invertebrate species.
  • The Casa also has a greenhouse, “Il Bruco”, home to Italian butterflies.
  • Outside there is a nature and botanical trail and a large garden with a gazebo for outdoor breaks.
  • Much loved by children, the education area has a permanent exhibition and a botanical trail.
  • Inside the Casa delle Farfalle is a themed souvenir shop.

More places in Cervia

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CerviAvventuraWalkways between the trunks, small bridges, zip lines, flights from tree to tree: CerviAvventura is immersed in greenery, with routes suited to everyone,...Read more
Parco Naturale di CerviaSet among the greenery of the Pineta, the Parco Naturale di Cervia offers jogging and walking trails, picnic areas and meadows, just steps from the sea.Read more
Pineta di CerviaThe Pineta di Cervia lies within the Parco Regionale del Delta del Po. Home to nine different types of natural habitat, it is classified as a site of community...Read more
Saline di CerviaThe Saline di Cervia, or more properly the Riserva Naturale Salina di Cervia, is a protected area with a unique natural landscape. Around a hundred species of...Read more
Terme di CerviaA large pool, 27 hectares of pine wood all around, and water enriched with the mild salt of Cervia, for a pure wellbeing experience just steps from the sea.Read more

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