Galleria Alberto Sordi

“The largest shopping center of Rome with 220 stores including Media World, Decathlon and an Auchan hypermarket, as well as Ikea, Leroy Merlin and a cinema with 20 halls. Open from 10 am to 10 pm.”

“Villa Borghese in Rome is one of the largest urban parks in Europe. In 1901 the State acquired the gardens owned by the Borghese family and on 12 July 1903 they were opened to the public. Villa Borghese Villa Borghese, Temple of Aesculapius Villa Borghese, fountain One of the fountains of Villa Borghese What differentiates Villa Borghese from other large famous parks, such as Hyde Park and Central Park, is the perfect union between nature and art within the gardens. In the park you can see buildings, sculptures, monuments and fountains by famous architects and artists. Points of interest Borghese Gallery: One of the most important museums in the capital. Keep the works of artists like Titian, Raphael or Caravaggio. Rome Zoo: Known as "Bioparco", it contains more than 1,000 animals of 200 different species. Pincio Water Clock: This clock, which runs at full speed, is an engineering object from the 19th century. Silvano Toti Globe Theater: A copy of Shakespeare's Globe Theater in London. Well deserved relaxation If you have enough time in Rome, if you are traveling with children or simply want to relax in the city, Villa Borghese is one of the must-see stops on your trip. If you want to walk through Villa Borghese doing sport, you can rent skates, bicycles or other means of transport from the special counters of the main entrances.”

“The most important street for the luxury shopping (Bulgari, Buccellati, TODS, Prada, Armani, etc.).”