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Tiber Islandin Rome, Italy

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The island in the center of the Tiber river offers the excellent views of the Rome, so it's really nice place for walking, dating or having a small picnic.
Tiber Island, Rome
According to the legend, when romans threw the Tarquinius Superbus' boby into the Tiber, the dirt and silt, clammed to his body, had formed the island in the center of the river.

Here on the island is the San-Bartholomeo basilica and the great overlooking.

Tiber Island, Rome

The island is placed between two old bridges: the Ponte Fabricio on the right bank and the Ponte Cestio on the left.

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#53Have a picnic on the Tiber Island in RomeHave a picnic on the Tiber IslandDarina

Isola Tiberina, the Tiber island, is called one of the most romantic places in Rome. Go here to relax and enjoy the views.

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