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Cute garden, although there was a lot of construction when i went. Probably not worth a big detour. Free to enter
Good experience in the city! It was a nice rest and a quiet space to explore. I loved the bamboo trees area and the view overlooking the whole city. I felt safe even walking alone and exploring the whole place. It was not crowded and there are different areas to check. Worth the 4 euro entrance fee
Still an interesting visit in December during our time in Rome. However the ticket price 2023-12-08 was 5 Euro and it closes at 15.30. Not 16.30. We thought it was 16.30 because of the data online but got shouted at by angry Italians who did not speak English for being in the park after 16.00 which felt unnecessary because we missed to check the actual closing time on the ticket from the entrance which did actually say 15.30.
The park does feel very under-financed and needs maintenance compared to many other botanical gardens and you should probably keep that in mind if you have ever been to meticulous botanical gardens in NY, London, Paris or equals. This park during this time of the years seems to only prioritize their light show and not the wellbeing or maintenance of their plants.
The park does feel very under-financed and needs maintenance compared to many other botanical gardens and you should probably keep that in mind if you have ever been to meticulous botanical gardens in NY, London, Paris or equals. This park during this time of the years seems to only prioritize their light show and not the wellbeing or maintenance of their plants.
I visited the botanical garden of Rome yesterday, and I must say I was quite disappointed. The park itself is beautiful and has amazing potential, but it is very unkept. Dead plants and plant waste everywhere. Most of the plants inside the planetariums were dying or dead, and the area was dirty. It was obvious that no one is looking after the plants. I understand that December may be out of season, but this is the result of poor maintenance- not the season.
Several people were working there, but they were all busy adding even more Christmas lights (they were already in abundance). I was very displeased and left quite agitated that such a place is not properly looked after. As previously states, the park has amazing potential, but it requires that resources are spent looking after and maintaining the plants and trees.
Several people were working there, but they were all busy adding even more Christmas lights (they were already in abundance). I was very displeased and left quite agitated that such a place is not properly looked after. As previously states, the park has amazing potential, but it requires that resources are spent looking after and maintaining the plants and trees.
Brilliant escape from the pace of Romes streets into a bountiful bontanical wonderland. Two and half hours was not enough to fully explore all realms of this oasis within the ancient city. The butterfly garden is an extra charge and well worth the $5EU
Awesome botanical garden. Very peaceful and cool! The ticket 🎟️ costs only 5 euros ☺️
Would definitely go again. You can also find a small bar inside if you like to consume something.
Would definitely go again. You can also find a small bar inside if you like to consume something.
Fantastic botanical gardens with areas to shade from the sun if needed. The greenhouses have a really impressive selection of cacti. The Japanese area is also really nice.
One of my favourite places in Rome. Visit to this beautiful place has made my day. I paid 5€ to enter here and you can also make your way to the butterfly garden, botanical garden and the bamboo forest which are also situated within the same vicinity. I had spent almost two hours to move around and in taking photos. A best option to be away from the noicy cities.
Great place to calm down after trekking the busy streets of Rome. Fun fact: There's a path that from the Japanese garden that leads to a lookout spot with a beautiful overview of the city 🏙️
Lovely garden to spend an afternoon, strolling and enjoying the plant specimens. A lot of good picnic spots and benches to enjoy the views. The rose garden still had plants in bloom (early July) and the air was fragrant. Situated on a hillside, it is pleasant to walk the interconnected terraced paths through its bushes and enjoy the view of the garden and Rome stretching beneath you, framed by colorful petals. The Japanese garden is small but well planned and has a covered gazebo perfect to enjoy the waterfall and relax. Awesome palm collection in the palm garden. We were there on a Sunday and it wasn't at all crowded, a wonderful respite from the busy attractions we also visited. Bring a parasol on a sunny day: there is a lot of shade but also a lot of gardens without cover.
one of the Roman beauties, a must see and a great place if you want to run away from people and crowded streets. you'll enjoy the nature and the sound of so many birds around 🤩
A fine retreat from noisy city. 10€ paid on entrance, Japanese gardens are one little marvel in busy Rome
Nice place, I thought better and above all I thought bigger, overall the garden is beautiful
Numerous entrances but only one for entry. There's already a negative review about this and nothing has been done about the issue for 2 years.
Based on the model of Kaiyū-shiki-teien, (strolling garden) is even nicer than some places i have seen in Japan, and same applies to the bamboo walk which is in another area of the garden.
Very beautiful and lots of cool plants