Recently added: Parks in Roma Capitale

Uncover the latest gems in Roma Capitale with our curated list of recently discovered places, likely to have opened within the last three months. Explore the city's newest additions for fresh and exciting experiences.

Terme Taurine or Trajan image
#104

Excavated remains of ancient Roman thermal baths, with mosaics & massage rooms among the ruins.

4.20 (395 reviews)
Musei di Villa Torlonia image
#115

Elegant villa housing exhibits of past resident, Mussolini, with an art museum in its formal garden.

4.50 (7.2K reviews)
Villa Gregoriana image
#120

Wooded gardens built by a 19th-century pope with paths to caves, grottoes, waterfalls & Roman ruins.

4.70 (9.4K reviews)
Parco di Tor di Quinto image
#123

Parco di Tor di Quinto is a popular destination offering visitors a unique experience.

4.30 (4.6K reviews)
Villa Pamphili image
#132

Palladian-style palace surrounded by landscaped parkland dotted with lakes, follies & fountains.

4.70 (2.5K reviews)
Villa Wolkonsky image
#138

Home of the British ambasassdor in parklike surroundings with an ancient Roman aqueduct.

4.60 (451 reviews)
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#139

Ponte Nomentano

Historical landmark

Roman-era roadway over the Aniene River, with an iconic crenelated tower added in the 15th century.

4.50 (577 reviews)
Temple of Aesculapius image
#141

Temple of Aesculapius

Tourist attraction

Picturesque 1786 Ionic style temple amid a scenic lake & accessible by a wooden pier.

4.70 (9.4K reviews)
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#143

Eden Park

Amusement park

Children's amusement park with roller coaster, trampoline & bumper cars, plus a playground & cafe.

4.20 (1.2K reviews)
Villa Gordiani image
#147

Villa Gordiani

Archaeological museum

Villa Gordiani is a Archaeological museum in Rome, Italy with an average rating of 3.9 out of 5.

4.10 (5.1K reviews)
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#150

Footpaths & bridges in a manicured expanse of ponds & play areas with a popular outdoor restaurant.

3.90 (908 reviews)

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