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Villa Ada

Beautiful park, the 2nd largest in Rome (after Villa Doria Pamphili) at 450 acres/182 hectares. Hosts concerts on summer evenings. former summer residence of Italian monarchs. Also known for its bunker.

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Why it is worth a visit

Villa Ada is a significant natural landmark, ranking as the second-largest park in Rome and holding historical interest as a former royal summer residence.

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Villa Ada is a significant natural landmark, ranking as the second-largest park in Rome and holding historical interest as a former royal summer residence.

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