How to walk through the orange garden in Rome

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Get lost among the green orange trees, breathe in their seductive aroma and have a little picnic in the favorite place of every Roman.

How to walk through the orange garden in Rome

Orange garden on the Aventine Hill is a very romantic place. It's located near the monastery and the university.

Come to this garden, hide yourself from the hot sun under the foliage of the orange trees, have a little picnic here and look at distant and alluring Rome.

Where to do?

The Orange Garden

City residents and travelers love this garden for the comfort and coolness, for the incredible atmosphere prevailing there, and for the opportunity to see a unique panorama of Rome.

Location: Aventine Hill
Open hours: till 6:00–7:00 pm

Tips and hints

oranges here are wild, don't eat them

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