Rome Parks and gardens

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Rank: 9 About 280

Villa Borghese is the largest and one of the most visited public parks in the astonishing of Rome. It is renowned for its incredibly scenic beauty that comprises of paths, fountains, lakes and...

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Address: Villa Borghese + Share

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Rank: 22 About 280

A green hill permeated the ancient history of the city. Although not within the famous seven hills of the capital is among the most popular and frequented mainly by the panorama of the city.

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Address: Roma + Share

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Rank: 26 About 280

It is one of the largest parks in the city, and one of the oldest zoos in Europe. It covers about 18 hectares and is home to about 1,000 different animals including birds, reptiles and mammals. The Oasis of the lake is composed of children's...

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Rank: 54 About 280

Built on a green hill that slopes gently down to the Colosseum, one of the oldest and richest archaeological sites in Rome. The Oppian Hill is a park, constituted as such in the thirties, that has the privilege of hosting the remains of the grandiose...

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Address: Parco di Traiano + Share

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Rank: 60 About 280

It is located at the top of the Janiculum, and is currently managed by the University of Sapienza. The garden is about 12 acres large and inside you can find 3,000 different species of plants.

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Address: Largo Cristina di Svezia, 24 + Share

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Rank: 61 About 280

It has a total 240 hectares, its name must be linked to the presence within it of seven ancient Roman aqueducts that supplied the city: the Marcia aqueduct, the Tepula, that Julia, the Felice, Claudia and the Anio Novus to, as well to the underground,...

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Rank: 62 About 280

It covers an area of 4,300 square meters, a beautiful green area in the heart of EUR district of Rome. There are rooms reserved for dining, receptions and corporate parties. Much entertainment for the whole family such as swings, a skating rink, and...

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Rank: 70 About 280

Villa Ada is one of the largest parks in Rome, Italy, spread in a surface of 450 acres. Situated in the northeast part of the city, it is home to an ancient archeological site, Monte...

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Address: Via Salaria, 237, + Share

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Rank: 108 About 280

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Rank: 109 About 280

Address: via Portuense, n° 2260 + Share

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Rank: 140 About 280

Villa Doria Pamphili is a seventeenth century villa and known as the largest landscaped public park in Rome, Italy. This park has landscape gardens with the exterior statues giving a rich allure....

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Address: Villa Doria Pamphilj + Share

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Rank: 180 About 280

A small green jewel in the heart of Rome. Interesting for its historical and cultural value, the seventeenth-century villa was inhabited by the Mussolini family. Do not miss the hoot owls, whimsical art nouveau building that houses stained glass...

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Rank: 237 About 280

The villa, lavishly decorated, it housed a priceless collection of works of art that has been enriched over time of all the major works of Italian artists, Giovanni Bellini, Giorgione and Correggio, and then Leonardo, Mantegna, Tintoretto, Titian,...

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Address: Via Panisperna + Share

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Rank: 238 About 280

On the western summit of the Celio hill rises this century villa which covers a site of Flavian and Trajan which are city walls. Hosted the fifth cohort of the castra Vigiles. Interesting coming from the monumental portal-Villa Giustiniani Massimo.

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Address: via della navicella + Share