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Typology: Historical park, villa

Address

Address: Via di San Pancrazio
Zone: Quartiere Gianicolense (Roma ovest)
Ingressi: Via aurelia Antica, Via Leone XIII (Olimpica), Via della Nocetta, Via Vitellia, Via di Porta S. Pancrazio

Contacts

Opening times

Open from dawn to dusk

Information

> Accessibility - services available:
- partially accessible entrance
- accessible wheelchair path, gravel paths and partly sloping
- accessible toilet, managed by Vivi Bistrot
- parking only in the street

Today's events

Scheduled events

Description

The villa was built in the middle of the 17th century for the prince Camillo Pamphilij, his uncle Pope Innocent X sponsored the construction of the Casino del Bel Respiro and many fountains. Through the villa passes the Via Olimpica, over which is a pedestrian bridge. The villa is the biggest public park of Rome with a pinewood and meadows, statues, fountains and waterfalls. The park is ideal for jogging and long walks.
Since the spring of 2003 there is a "Jogging point", a structure managed by the Unione Italiana Sport per Tutti (Uisp), created in the "ex porcilaia", now restored, near the entrance of Bel Respiro, at the corner between via Vitellia and via Leone XIII.

Services

» Equipped Playing Area for Children
» Riding ground and pony for hire
» Sporting Equipment
» WC

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Last checked: 2023-05-17 12:44