Il Gianicolo
This is not, contrary to popular belief, one of the original seven hills that Rome was founded on. It is the second highest after Monte Mario, though, and offers incredible panoramic views of the city as long as the authorities remember to prune the trees on the hillside (if they are too tall you can walk a few meters down the hill for views that are just as good). On the other side of the piazza there is also a nice view of the dome of St. Peter's. The Piazza and the street leading up the hill are dedicated to Giuseppe Garibaldi who led Italian troops against the French here in 1849. There are also several commemorative statues.
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An iconic panoramic viewpoint offering expansive vistas of Rome and St. Peter's, steeped in history related to Garibaldi.
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An iconic panoramic viewpoint offering expansive vistas of Rome and St. Peter's, steeped in history related to Garibaldi.
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