Once upon a time, there was a world of lights, where a house of cards housed a queen obsessed with roses—strictly red ones—a pirate ship capable of sailing through the sky, and a circus where you could admire a wooden child. From that “once upon a time,” starting June 19, 2026, we step into a real-life space where we become children again and the pressures of adult life melt away amid light installations, carousels, and shows inspired by fairy tales. This summer, young and old alike can step into some of the most famous stories of all time, explore iconic settings from these tales, and meet the characters up close.
This is Wonderland: Italy’s Largest Fairy Tale Park
This is Wonderland is a one-of-a-kind immersive experience. Spanning over 40,000 square meters and combining light installations, themed sets, and live performances along a multi-stage route, it is Italy’s largest fairy-tale park. Here, the three central narrative worlds— Alice in Wonderland, Pinocchio, and Peter Pan —come together and merge into a single, vast theme park, where the stories are reimagined in an immersive way thanks to professional actors and breathtaking installations.
A place that will make you dream, designed for both adults and children, where, upon crossing the park’s threshold, you’re instantly transported into fairy tales. The project is part of the summer program at MIND, an innovation hub that in recent years has hosted cultural events and performances for a diverse audience. It is open every evening from 6:00 PM to midnight, a schedule that allows the light display and shows to showcase their visual spectacle to the fullest.
📍Where? Via Giorgio Stephenson 120, Milan
📅When? Every day through the end of September; hours vary in October, from 6:00 PM to midnight
🎡 Some rides have a separate additional fee
Tickets and other information
The park is located in the MIND – Milano Innovation District, near Milano Certosa and the Rho exhibition center. You can reach it either by car—parking in the park’s private lot for 3 or 5€ ( depending on the day)—or by public transportation. From Rho Fiera Milano, you can take bus number 35 to the Via Stephenson / Via Cogne stop, or alternatively, take the M1 to Molino Dorino and then bus 35.
As for tickets, rates include discounts for children, seniors over 65, and companions of people with disabilities, as well as “family pack” options for groups of two adults with one or more children. Admission is free for children up to 3 years old, while the standard ticket costs €16.50 for both adults and children. Both tickets and packages can be purchased on the official website.
