Nestled in the heart of Rome, this sprawling park blends history and nature, offering scenic trails, picnic spots, and enchanting open-air concerts.
"Rome's largest public park is divided into manicured gardens, stretches of forest, pine groves, and bits of wild vegetation. There are wide open fields, as well as intimate nooks for romantic picnics. It's a perfect destination for runners or cyclists who want to get in a few miles without the nuisances of car traffic and smog. Whether you visit for a stroll, a meal, or a workout, be sure to have a map. The place is huge and some exits spit you out into residential neighborhoods." - Katie Parla, Maresa Manara
"With nearly 450 acres, Villa Pamphili is Rome’s largest landscaped park and a great escape from the chaos of the city. Villa Pamphili was originally built as a private estate for the Pamphili family. Now state-owned, the park is a beautiful all-ages playground for Calcio pick up games, running, biking, volleyball, and sunbathing. In the summer months, there is an al fresco concert series."
"Or, unwind in the Villa Doria Pamphilj, an expansive public park with gardens and forests that provide a respite from the busy city."
Harsh Julka
Patrick Kinnear
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Bartosz Marzec
Andrea Molinari
Virág Mezey
Kelsa Smith-Mouskourova
Marco Flamini
Harsh Julka
Patrick Kinnear
Federica “Fedetax” T
Bartosz Marzec
Andrea Molinari
Virág Mezey
Kelsa Smith-Mouskourova
Marco Flamini
Dave O.
Mikulas N.
Molly V.
Tania L.