SERVICES AND ACCESSIBILITY AT IDRO AND THE RIDRACOLI DAM

Visitors to IDRO and the Ridracoli Dam can enjoy a variety of services designed for comfort and accessibility:

CAFÉS AND REFRESHMENT AREAS

Stop for a snack or a quick meal at one of the cafés located throughout the area.

BATTERY CHARGING POINTS

Areas dedicated to recharging e-bikes and electric cars are available, promoting a sustainable experience.

FREE PARKING

Park your car at no extra cost in the designated visitor parking areas.

FREE SHUTTLE

From Easter to the end of August, a free shuttle runs on Sundays and holidays to make getting around Ridracoli easier.

FREE PICNIC AREAS

There are several areas equipped with tables and benches available, providing an ideal setting for an open-air lunch break.

GUIDED TOURS

Guided excursions - either on foot, by e-bike, or in a canoe - are available by reservation, offering an engaging way to explore the territory.

PETS ARE WELCOME

Dogs are welcome, as long as they are kept on a leash for the safety and comfort of all guests.

THE RIDRACOLI BOOKSHOP: BOOKS, SOUVENIRS AND OFFICIAL MERCHANDISE ON SALE

Find books, souvenirs, educational games, and official National Park merchandise: perfect for taking home an authentic memento of your time spent in contact with nature.

ACCESSIBILITY FOR PEOPLE WITH MOBILITY DISABILITIES

Facilities are designed for everyone, with accessible trails and dedicated services.

Please note: e-boat and canoe activities are not accessible.

The IDRO Ecomuseum is equipped with a lift.

RESERVED PARKING SPACES ARE AVAILABLE FOR PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES

Designated parking spaces are available for visitors with reduced mobility needs.

Ramp access is available at the entrance to the IDRO Ecomuseum.

THE IDRO ECOMUSEUM IS ACCESSIBLE WITH LIS (ITALIAN SIGN LANGUAGE)

Visitors can enjoy the museum with materials available in the Italian Sign Language (LIS), enhancing the experience for the hearing-impaired.

VISIT IDRO WITH AAC SUPPORT

IDRO – The Ridracoli Water Ecomuseum is also accessible for people using Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC). The museum provides a comic-style AAC guide, created to help children, visitors with cognitive or communication disabilities, or anyone who prefers simplified visual materials to enjoy the exhibition in the best possible way.