Villa Paganini

The local community's young adults clearly have no respect for this park and the city obviously couldn't care less as the park has been in this condition for years - with graffiti and trash anywhere, the park is an enormous disappointment.

The default photo for this park's Google Maps location is far from an accurate representation of its current condition.

Emabarassing.

A park designed with potential but it's really worn down and in dire need of maintenance.

An excellent place where you can enjoy outdoor time with your family and kids.

Run down and quite unkempt in that it stands out in a city full of somewhat unkempt parks. Location is great and there's a wonderful albeit tad over fancy ice cream place just around the corner on Via Nomentana.

Nice place. Free entry and really quiet. Good green area to go to walk or running. the gardens could be better kept. great place for families and children. Dogsitter area inside.

Villa Paganini is small green spot, where to relax a bit enjoying the green, small artificial lake with waterfall, relaxation moment. Good break

We celebrated New Year's Eve here while visiting Rome. We were the only non-Italians in the place, as far as I could tell. It is an intimate restaurant in an interesting space. The staff were very welcoming; they also spoke fine English. There was no menu to speak of; our waiter gave us some options for food and wine and we happily accepted his recommendations. The food when we were there was oriented toward seafood, in an amazing array of options. The seafood appetizer course turned out to be an extraordinary array of small dishes, including three exquisite oysters, a kind of pate/salsa made of raw tuna, an octopus salad, and some kind of ceviche I had never tasted before. Incredible. After that my son had a whole seabass, presented at the table and then returned to the kitchen to be fileted. My wife and I had seafood entree -- another amazing platter. If we had not been seafood lovers, this might not have been the night for you. But we were, well, happy as clams! Did I mention the welcome with a glass of proseco, and the find bottle of Sardinian wine? The dessert order was not what we thought we had ordered, but noone was complaining. Midway throught the evening there was some entertainment: an elegant young woman singing sentimental songs in English and Italian. Three courses plus wine and coffee and a 30% "maggiore" (was that for New Yer's Eve?) brought the total to €252. Extravagant, but our party was all very pleased; the other customers seems to be as well. We would happily return next year!