About

Villa Doria Pamphili, located in Rome and opened in 1972, is a captivating blend of Romanesque architecture courtesy of architects Alessandro Algardi and Giovanni Francesco Grimaldi. This sprawling park, one of the largest in the city, offers an inviting escape with tranquil, wild paths through the woods and a peaceful atmosphere away from the bustling crowds. It is ideal for a 2-3 hour visit, perfect for picnicking, walking, running, biking, or leisurely dog walking.

Noteworthy features include several fountains with clean water, two bistros, a fitness area, and children's play zones, ensuring everyone has something to enjoy. The park houses historic landmarks such as the Villa Doria Pamphili and ancient ruins, nestled among a diverse array of trees and plant species.

Visitors appreciate the pet-friendly policy and kid-suitable environment, further enhancing its charm. While some sections may appear slightly neglected, ample green spaces make up for it. For a smooth entry, locals recommend using the Leone street entrance. Don't miss a stop at the on-site café, which boasts the park's only bathroom. With an average Google rating of 4.6, Villa Doria Pamphili stands out as a cherished spot for both locals and tourists.

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Recommended visit time

2-3 hours

Features

Pets allowed, Wheelchair accessible, Suitable for children

How to get here?

The nearest public transport options for your convenience.

Leone XIII/Spina
Bus stop 246 m walk
Leone XIII/Villa Pamphili
Bus stop 360 m walk
Piccolomini N./Cardinale Ferrata
Bus stop 522 m walk
Bel Respiro
Bus stop 556 m walk
Piccolomini N./Albani
Bus stop 612 m walk

Reviews and Ratings

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4.6
based on 20,606 reviews
4.6/5 20,606 reviews
Marco
Marco
4 weeks ago on Google

Come si fa a non dare 5stelle ad un parco meraviglioso ancheattrezzato bello davvero

Pasquale Laurano
Pasquale Laurano
4 weeks ago on Google

La villa è molto bella con un giardino molto curato. Vi erano dei lavori in corso e non è stato possibile visitare altre opere presenti nel parco. Nel laghetto sono presenti pesci e tartarughe. Da visitare il parco, ottimo anche per famiglie con bambini.

Franco Gamberale Colapietro
Franco Gamberale Colapietro
4 weeks ago on Google

Uno dei polmoni di Roma