BioMa

The Miramare park is obviously amazing and worth the visit but the organization of the snorkeling activity by the WWF is of terrible quality. They advertise using a wrong telephone number, the planning is sloppy, no-one speaks decent English, they are not on time schedule-wise, some personnel is rude and very unkind and they think the park is theirs. The cost of 22€ is also not justifiable. It seems to me that the WWF is trying to privatize a public area. They are not there to protect the fish, they are there to make money. Besides, underwater there is not much to see, the park and the castle itself is much nicer. Do not recommend the WWF snorkeling activity.

A splendid immersive experience in the biodiversity of the Miramare protected area. It starts with an exhaustive "theoretical" part by visiting the BioMa and getting to know the marine area and its plant and animal "population". These are followed by snorkeling (in compliance with anti-Covid health regulations) within the protected area of ​​Miramare. The guide accompanies small groups and the seascape is very fascinating ... and even admiring the castle from another point of view has a remarkable charm

The museum is small, but it is wonderful: interactive at the right point, with sounds, experiences, aquariums, microscopes, etc. very well organized on two levels, it offers an insight into the depth of the Miramare reserve, and more generally of the flora / fauna that can be found in the upper Adriatic. The plastic part is incredible and shocking, it really represents a punch in the stomach for what we combine, as a human species, with our sea. Full ticket 6.5 € (it's expensive ...), the audio guide (included) is super recommended, which is in fact a bit worn out, but offers a lot of information and explanations that an average user would otherwise ignore, not fully enjoying the material collected .

They reopened it!

Beautiful museum on the marine biodiversity of the place! Experienced staff ready for visitors' curiosity. Highly recommended!