Parks & Gardens in Rome

Rome’s public spaces blend monumental architecture with historic greenery. This list spans the city’s iconic Baroque fountains, including the Trevi and Bernini’s Triton, and its diverse parklands. Highlights include the Renaissance gardens of Villa Medici, the panoramic Orange Garden on the Aventine Hill, and the expansive Orto Botanico. It also features archaeological parks like the Roman Forum and Parco degli Acquedotti, where ancient ruins stand amidst open fields. From the animal habitats of the Biopark to the monumental Acqua Paola on the Janiculum, these locations represent centuries of Roman landscape design.