Top natural attractions in Rome – gardens and parks – part II
There are a lot of different parks and recreational activities that you can explore throughout Rome. Italy is a beautiful place, and has some incredible places to traverse.
If you are planning on going to the locale and want to make sure to see some of the more beautiful and carefully planned garden areas, than you will definitely want to pay attention to the following 7 options you want to look into.
Even if you’re short on time, at least get to one of them, because it will be an euphoric moment of leisure.
If this list is too short for you, you can also check the other 6 parks and gardens at Top natural attractions in Rome – gardens and parks – part I
Villa Torlonia
Close to Porta Pia there lies a nice place to walk, which will pose some amazing views, Villa Torlonia. The area has been transformed into a beautiful area for walking, leisure and photography.
It’s a complex of monumental proportions with a vantage points that will showcase the old and new in one singular divide.
Journey to ancient Roman era style with modern twists. You can’t miss this one, as it will definitely bring about fantastic imagery.
Villa Torlonia park, Rome by Chiara
Villa Ada
As far as parks are concerned, Villa Ada may very well be the richest. When you’re looking for trees and greens, this is a great option.
For those that want to get a bit of exercise, walk around, and just soak in the lush green areas of Rome, this is triumphant in every way.
You’ll be hard pressed not to love this, as it is one of the most revered and loved areas amongst the local community.
Villa Ada park, Rome by Anna Osbat
Vatican City Gardens
For the religious, and those that are curious about the Catholic faith alike, the Vatican Gardens are definitely a place to check out.
They make up a grand portion of the area and can provide an incredible point of view for those that want to get in touch with their spiritual life. The gardens can also be traversed with a tour guide and be a mix of old and new alike.
Vatican Gardens by Annie and Andrew
Parco Della Caffarella
As far as parks with history, you will want to look at this interesting park, Parco Della Caffarella. The area is located near a plethora of historical sites and is an estate that has become an integral part of parks and recreation as a whole.
It is a part of the Appia Antica Regional Park and showcases a good mix of visuals, gardens, trees and rest areas for those that want to get a nice, brisk walk in their vacation.
Parco della Caffarella, Rome by Emanuele
Parco degli Acquedotti
Perhaps one of the coolest and beautiful locales that you’ll find at the south eastern part of Rome is Parco degli Acquedotti.
This is a park around old Roman aqueduct that is still alive and well and features an incredible vantage point for those that want to see historical context in their visit to the papal areas.
Built in 1585, this is one spot that will bring many history buffs compelling views of yesterday, mixed with today. It is a popular place for film makers as well.
Parco degli Acquedotti, Rome by ShockWave2
Parco Delle Tombe Di Via Latina
Near Via dell’Arco Travertino lies one incredible little gem – Parco Delle Tombe Di Via Latina. It’s got a road that stretches through lots of archeological locales, rocks, trees, and green that will be impressive to say the least.
Moasaic design, stucco, and arches that will provide an eclectic mix of art and style that stems back from near ancient times. Bring a camera, as there will be plenty of eye candy around.
Parco Delle Tombe Di Via Latina by Geoff Wong
Parco di Torre Fiscale
This piece of medieval times is an interesting point of interest for historians and visitors that are looking for something a bit left of center. It’s a preserved tower that is impressive to say the least.
Inside Parco di Torre Fiscale is also the Casale Museo which features leisure and recreation as well as paths to walk, jog, and nap. For those that want to explore a bit more, renting bikes, getting a tour guide to explain different things becomes easy.
Italy is a beautiful location to travel to. Rome features so many parks and beauty. The above 7 options will definitely be grand, no matter what your itinerary is like. Check them out and bring a camera, you’ll want to explore and remember it for a lifetime.
If this list is too short for you, you can also check the other 6 parks and gardens at Top natural attractions in Rome – gardens and parks – part I