Les Jardins de la Villa Borghèse
Les Jardins de la Villa Borghèse
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A poetical and luxuriant garden, one of the largest in Rome- those gardens have inspired to a lot of iconic poets mythical verses!
To be seen : Les Jardins de la Villa Borghèse
Adress : Piazzale Napoleone I, 00197 Roma RM, Italie
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For any information, please contact the teams by phone at +39 06 0608
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