The Casina di Raffaello is a children’s play-center housed in a beautiful building dating back to XVI century.

Galleria Borghese boasts one of the most impressive art collections in the world, for this reason is a must-see during your holiday in Rome.

The Civic Museum of Zoology is situated next to Bioparco and is a natural history museum.

The Aranciera (Orangery) of Villa Borghese is home to Carlo Bilotti Museum, a permanent collection of contemporary art.

This cinema is included in the Guinness World Records as the world’s smallest cinema!

The Pietro Canonica Museum houses many works of art by this sculptor, furthermore it’s possible to visit his private home, full of precious furnishings.

The Casa del Cinema is the ideal venue for movie buffs, the movies are often in original language and admission is always free of charge.

This is a small and cozy cafe next to Bilotti Museum where to have a quick lunch or breakfast.

Casina Valadier is a top-notch restaurant located on the highest point of Pincio.

This restaurant is located next to Casa del Cinema and offers menus based on the authentic Italian gastronomic tradition.

Pincio Terrace is one of the most favorite panoramic viewpoints by the Romans.

The temple is situated in the middle of the small island on the artificial lake in Villa Borghese.

In 1873, the hydrochronometer was placed in Villa Borghese gardens into a fountain designed by the architect Gioacchino Ersoch. The water clock works 24/7.

Enjoy the shows performed by clowns, actors, musicians and puppets, it will be a very funny experience!

This square was designed by the architects Mario and Antonio Asprucci in 1792 and was inspired to Piazza del Campo in Siena.

The Uccelliera was designed by Girolamo Rainaldi in XVII century and features the heraldic symbols of the Borghese, eagles and dragons, depicted in the facade.

The Casino della Meridiana is an aviary designed by Carlo Rainaldi in 1688; its name derives from the sundial placed at its center.

The replica of Shakespeare’s Globe Theatre, located at Largo Aqua Felix, it’s an amazing Elizabethan open-air theater, usually open from the end of June until early October.

The zoological garden of Rome is among the largest and oldest in Italy. Now there are 1,114 animals of 222 species maintained.