Traveling through Rome is one of the coolest and inspirational things that one can do in these modern times. Whether you’re there for a long trip or just going for a week or two, you’ll want to explore the natural resources that are available.

One such option is that of parks and recreation, as it could bring you to a whole new sense of being. If you are on a quest to discover the true essence of the natural splendor that flows through Italy, than you will want to explore the following 6 incredible parks.

The Rose Garden (Roseto Comunale)

There is nothing quite as beautiful as roses, right? Well this park located near Aventino Hill in Rome is one of the most impressive and exquisite areas to explore.

In the spring time there are thousands of roses spring and blossoming into a cornucopia of smells and colors. The scent alone will whisk you off into a whole new world of euphoria. The grounds have incredible views and offer up travelers a distinct nuance that needs to be seen, as it is just too hard to describe.

Roseto Comunale, Rome, Lazio, Italy by MM

Villa Borghese

In direct proximity of the famed Pinicio (Pinician Gardens), comes one of the most spectacular and green gardens and arbor rich parks you’re going to see. Villa Borghese is a public park that has compelling views, fresh waters, springs, public art spaces, and much more.

Nestled in the area of the arts is also a theater, café, and quality zoological garden called Biopark that is situated there. For families, lovers, and adventurers alike, this is one intrepid locale to visit.

Piazza di Siena, Villa Borghese by Howard Hudson

The Savello Park and Garden of Oranges

Situated near the river of Tiber stand a bit of historical nuance. A castle arose in medieval times which birthed an interesting backdrop to the trees that are spread out beyond the walls that survived the times.

This area features a bit of old world charm and new school flavor with Orange trees amidst recreational setting. Here you can see one of the best panoramas of Rome.

Savello Park by Lalupa

Botanic Gardens

Rome is home to one of the most spectacular botanic gardens that you’re going to see in the world. Situated near Janiculum hill (Gianicolo), you will find one of the most exquisite areas to enjoy a bit of nature’s beauty.

Walk along a path of green, and feast your eyes on 2,000 square metres of pure greenhouse glory. It’s one of the more incredible options to behold, especially for those that like plant life of all types as there is definitely something for everyone.

Gianicolo hill by Grogri

Villa Celimontana

Inside Celio Park there is an interesting part that will have history buffs amused as well as those that are looking for something a bit left of center. The Renaissance era structure that is found here is a cross between old world flare and new world renovations.

Jazz music aficionados will definitely find this place to be stellar, as it is one of the premier locales next to the Colosseum where festivals gather. It is also in proximity to the Italian Geographic Society’s holdings of historical maps of Italy.

Villa Celimontana by Lp & g

Villa Pamphili

One of the larger parks that offers recreation and delight for all visitors is Villa Pamphili. It is larger than a district, and features considerably large terraces that can be breathtaking for those that are looking at seeing the world in a whole new way.

A clear view of the Casino del Bel Respiro can be seen from here and is definitely one of the marvelous sites that make this area incredible for a little bit of relaxation while on a tour.

Villa Doria Pamphili gardens by Alinti

When in Rome, make sure to look at the above compelling and intriguing areas as they can bring about warmth, beauty, and serenity all in one. Whether you’re hopping from city to city, or you have time to settle in, you owe it to yourself to see the sights mentioned here.

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