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Parco del Colle Oppio
Sports Recreation
4.2 (4602 reviews)
Large public park featuring ancient monuments including Trajan's baths & the ruins of Nero's house.
Vle del Monte Oppio, 00184 Roma RM, Italy
+39 06 0606
Did You Know?
Park Creation
Parco del Colle Oppio was established as a public park in 1923, transforming the former site of the Oppian Hill into a green oasis in the heart of Rome.
Historical Significance
The park sits atop the ancient Oppian Hill, a site of significant Roman history, with remnants of Roman structures and gardens still visible today.
Villa Wolkonsky
The park features the beautiful Villa Wolkonsky, a 19th-century villa that now houses the Russian Embassy in Rome.
Stunning Views
From the park's highest points, visitors can enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the Roman Forum, Colosseum, and other iconic landmarks.
Highlights from Reviews
• Colosseum views
The park offers exceptional and unique panoramic views of the Colosseum and Palatine Hill, making it a prime spot for photography.
• historical ruins
It features significant ancient ruins, including parts of the Baths of Trajan and an entrance to Domus Aurea, adding historical depth.
• peaceful green space
Despite urban surroundings, the park provides a quiet, relaxing green oasis, ideal for escaping crowds and enjoying nature.
• convenient location
Located near the Colosseum and within walking distance of Roma Termini, it serves as a great pathway and resting spot for tourists.
• free amenities
The park offers free access to ancient ruins, sports facilities like skateparks and basketball courts, and potable water fountains.
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