Luneur Park, Amusement park in EUR district, Rome, Italy
Luneur Park is an amusement park in Rome's EUR district, bounded by viale della Pittura, viale dell'Industria, viale dell'Artigianato and via delle Tre Fontane, next to the Parco degli Eucalipti. It covers 6.8 hectares and holds 25 attractions: rides, games, trails, workshops and a cinema. Its symbol is a Ferris wheel with pale metal spokes and light-coloured cabins hanging from the rim, lit white at the hub.
The amusement area opened in 1953 during an agricultural fair held in Rome and continued welcoming visitors until 2008. After renovation work, the site reopened its gates in 2016.
The name blends Luna Park with EUR, pointing to the southern district where the site stands. Families with younger children now gather around the colored rides and themed sections scattered throughout the grounds.
Visitors reach the site using three metro stops on Line B: EUR Magliana, EUR Palasport, and EUR Fermi. All three lie within walking distance and connect to the wider city network.
After renovation, the space focused on children under 13, adding child-sized bathrooms and breastfeeding rooms throughout the grounds. This shift sets the park apart from other amusement areas aimed at a wider age range.
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