Park of the Caffarella

Caffarella Park stretches across 339 hectares and forms a section of the expansive Appia Antica Park. Situated on the southern edge of Rome, this green space offers a welcome escape from the city's busy streets.

Nature and History Combined

The park features both a working farm and a collection of ancient Roman ruins. Some of these archaeological remains are impressively well preserved, giving visitors a sense of the area's long and varied history. Walking or cycling along the park’s paths, people can find centuries-old structures surrounded by fields and trees.

Caffarella Park provides a peaceful environment, combining natural beauty with fascinating glimpses into Rome’s past. It is a popular spot for strolls, picnics, and outdoor activities, far from the usual traffic and noise of the city.