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We set out to discover the magnificent villas of Rome surrounded by parks, rich in history and charm: a refreshing walk amidst the green of nature and the white of historic marbles. We start from the Pincio, just above Piazza del Popolo, very close to our establishment: historically this is where fireworks for celebrations and festivities were set off. This is where Villa Borghese starts, 85 acres owned by the Borghese princes until the end of the 1800s. Here art lovers can admire the collections of the Borghese Gallery or stroll among the exotic animals at the Zoo.
Villa Borghese is the huge green heart of Rome and although it is only in third place by size, after Villa Doria Pamphili and Villa Ada, it is undoubtedly the most lively and popular park in the capital. The Villa is home to the Case del Cinema, which hosts performances, directors' workshops, meetings ... it is also good for a break at the outdoor tables of the Cinecaffé. Do not miss a visit to the Silvano Toti Globe Theatre, the Elizabethan theater that reproduces the characteristic "large wooden O" of the original.