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Grand 16th-century residence set in serene, landscaped gardens with fountains, statues & an obelisk.

At a glance

#4 of 10 City parks in Rome

LocalGuideWorld score: 4.40

0.1 km from the center of Rome

Rating breakdown

  • 5 ★63%
  • 4 ★25%
  • 3 ★8%
  • 2 ★2%
  • 1 ★2%
00184 Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy
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Quick facts

What is the rating of Villa Celimontana?
Villa Celimontana is rated 4.4 out of 5 based on 966 reviews.
How does Villa Celimontana rank in Rome?
Villa Celimontana is #4 of 10 City parks in Rome by LocalGuideWorld score (rating weighted by number of reviews).
Where is Villa Celimontana located?
00184 Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy — 0.1 km from the center of Rome.
How can I contact Villa Celimontana?
Website: sovraintendenzaroma.it
Kent Wang
Villa Celimontana is probably the only place in the world where you can see an Egyptian obelisk surrounded by blooming cherry trees

Quiet, great for picnic.
Maarten Hofman
Two of the exits of this garden have been blocked, which makes it enjoyable to visit but not too pass through.
Timea Cselők
Very nice garden, you should definitely check it out!
Adam Gabriel
Beautiful park in middle of the city near to the colosseum.
John Hartley
Great open air jazz Bonanzana with live bands and plenty dancing runs June to the end of August every year! Food and Bar available :)
David P
Used to be a great location, big international names and scene, now not sure if it’s a temporary setup and covid killed the scene and vibe it…seemed a little washed out and untrendy. If it wasn’t for the love of Music….
Jordan Lejeune
I accidentally arrived there with my lovely girlfriend because I trusted her to guide us to the Basilic Santa Maria. Turns out it was the wrong one but I won't blame her. The park was a very nice surprise and very calm. You will not be able to access the Basilic at the entrance of the park.
Please note that all of the statues have been beheaded
Steve P
For the majority of my last two months in Rome I've ventured out here on either Saturday or a Sunday for their summer concerts. Starting around 1 pm on weekends, the stage ws occupied by a variety of singers and bands from Jazz, to 30's music, to Italian songs and good old Rock n roll. Plenty of seating with shade, a bar where you could order a pizza or a hamburger and a drink for 15 Euros and listen to an hour and a half of live music from some time in June all the way to mid September. They had bands at night on weekends as well but I couldn't make it to any of those. There is a park like grounds with benches and shade as well. The entrance is free. Check out the Saint Stefano rotundo church across the street on your wya out.

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