Pincio
The Pincio Park is near Piazza del Popolo. It was designed in the 19th century by Giuseppe Valadier, who also designed the Piazza del Popolo. Formlerly the Casina Valadier was an elegant restaurant. Gandhi, Mussolini, Richard Strauss and the Egyptian King Farouk were customers there. There are many evergreen bushes, palm and pine trees on both sides of the paths. Don't miss the view from Piazzale Napoleone I. to the Vatican and Rome from Monte Mario to Gianicolo. Walking through the park from Villa Borghese or along Viale Trinita del Monti is greatly recommended, especcially at sunset. In the park there is an Egyptian obelisk erected by Emperor Hadrianus over the grave of his favourite slave Antinos, who had saved the emperor's life and from then on was adored like a God.
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A beautiful park offering iconic views over the Vatican and Rome, with a rich history of distinguished visitors.
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A beautiful park offering iconic views over the Vatican and Rome, with a rich history of distinguished visitors.
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- Piazza del Popolo0,2 km
- Piazza di Spagna0,7 km
- Santissima Trinità dei Monti0,7 km
- Villa Giulia National Gallery0,8 km
- Caffè Giolitti1,1 km
- Villa Borghese1,1 km