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Discover Tor Fiscale Park, where two ancient Roman aqueducts cross beneath a medieval tower. Wander the open parkland at a slow pace, taking in the layered ruins with far fewer crowds than nearby Parco degli Acquedotti.
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Parco di Tor Fiscale is named for the medieval tower built directly atop the point where the Aqua Claudia and Aqua Felice aqueducts cross, a dramatic piece of layered history rising from open parkland on Rome's southern edge. It's a lightly visited spot compared to the nearby Parco degli Acquedotti, giving those who find it a quieter, more personal encounter with the same ancient engineering.
The surrounding green space is simple but well suited to a slow walk among the ruins.
Parco di Tor Fiscale is named for the medieval tower built directly atop the point where the Aqua Claudia and Aqua Felice aqueducts cross, a dramatic piece of layered history rising from open parkland on Rome's southern edge. It's a lightly visited spot compared to the nearby Parco degli Acquedotti, giving those who find it a quieter, more personal encounter with the same ancient engineering.
The surrounding green space is simple but well suited to a slow walk among the ruins.
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1h
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morning, afternoon or early evening
Intensity
Moderate walking
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You can visit too the rooms of Saint Teresa of Calcutta at Piaza San Gregorio Al celio Rome. I strongly recommend it
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