Villa Doria Pamphili
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Villa Doria Pamphilj is a 17th-century villa in Rome, Italy, that is now a public park. It is the largest park in Rome, with an area of 184 hectares (455 acres). The villa was built by the Doria Pamphilj family, a wealthy and powerful Genoese family. The villa was designed by the architect Alessandro Algardi.
The villa has a number of features, including:
A large garden with fountains, statues, and grottoes.
A casino, or small palace, that was used as a summer residence by the Doria Pamphilj family.
A theater that was used for performances of operas and plays.
A library that contained a collection of books and manuscripts.
The villa was opened to the public in 1972. It is now a popular spot for Romans and tourists alike. The park is a great place to relax, go for a walk, or have a picnic. The casino and theater are also open to the public and are used for a variety of events, including concerts, exhibitions, and weddings."
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Thomas Hill
"A seventeenth century villa and the largest landscape garden in Rome, located in the Monteverde district. The park has an area of 1.8km2 and it was bought by the City of Rome from the Doria Pamphili family in 1965. The park’s facilities include sites for bird-watching and jogging, a beautiful lake and fountain running down to it as well as organic restaurant."
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Dagmar Stoop
"Villa Doria Pamphili is the largest landscaped public park in Rome. What makes it special is its serene and spacious atmosphere, offering a genuine Roman escape just a stone's throw from the busy city life. You will find tree-lined paths, open green lawns, and shady spots perfect for picnics. "
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