Most reviewed Gardens in Lazio

Grand 16th-century cardinal's villa in exotic hillside gardens with elaborate fountains & grottoes.

Geometric, tree-lined 1930s gardens on 12 acres around a castle, designed by Attilio Spaccarelli.

Secluded public square with fragrant orange trees, medieval walls & views over the city & Tiber.

Guided tours are available of the archaeological site housing the ruins of ancient imperial palaces.

7,000 plant species from around the world, plus fountains, a bamboo grove & a Japanese tea garden.

Garden created in the ruins of a medieval city by the Caetani family, open to visit by guided tour.

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

Sizable park offering hiking trails, stately structures, a museum & a lake for water activities.

👍👍 This place is beautiful and specious, the pizza is terrific and the food is great

👍👍 Absolutely loved this cozy restaurant. The waiter was unbelievably kind, and explained everything on the menu for us and even made a few suggestions. The breadsticks were delicious, as was their special pasta. Would recommend it to anyone!

Chic open-air bar among the ancient Porta Furba aqueducts & featuring DJs, snacks & cocktails.

👍 Pub style. Wide gluten free choice and easily accessible by metro/underground.

👍👍 Nice wee park there are no benches to sit down.

Decades-old bistro & cocktail bar with a garden terrace, with upscale Italian-Asian fusion dishes.

Oval baroque church designed by Gian Lorenzo Bernini for the Jesuits, with guided tours available.

👍👍 This is the most unique and delicious place to enjoy a meal in the Rome area. We celebrated my wife’s 30th birthday here and it will be one to never forget. Beyond amazing food, owner Paolo is very personal and provided extraordinary service and we can’t forget how lovely the inside and area around...