The Secret Parks of Rome
Green spaces waiting to be discovered.
Everyone knows Villa Borghese and Villa Pamphili, but the Eternal City also hides smaller green treasures that truly deserve to be discovered.
Around Rome for Two, you’ll find several very special ones.
Just a short walk from the Colosseum lies Colle Oppio about a 10-minute walk) – a peaceful oasis offering a wonderful view of the monument.
Not far from there is the enchanting Parco Celimontana (about 15 minutes on foot), perfect for a stroll among centuries-old trees and a relaxed atmosphere.
For those who love walking a bit more, a romantic route will lead you toward Aventine Hill and San Saba, passing by the Circo Massimo (about 20 minutes on foot). Once you reach the Giardino degli Aranci (about 30-35 minutes on foot), you can enjoy a breathtaking panoramic view of the Tiber and the Eternal City.
Just a few steps away (about 3 minutes on foot) hides a truly unique spot: a door with a keyhole, that, if you peek through, perfectly frames one of Rome’s most iconic monuments – we’ll leave you the pleasure of discovering which one!
Remember, in Rome, every corner hides a secret and a piece of history waiting to be found.
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