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Bioparco di Roma
Viale del Giardino Zoologico 20, Rome, 00197, IT
Bioparco di Roma is the zoo in Rome, located within Villa Borghese. It houses a wide range of animals and is one of the city’s best-known family attractions.
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Viale del Giardino Zoologico 20, Rome, 00197, IT
Bioparco di Roma is the zoo in Rome, located within Villa Borghese. It houses a wide range of animals and is one of the city’s best-known family attractions.
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Via Quarto Di Galeria 114 Zona Boccea km 14.500, Rome, 00166, IT
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Viale della Villa di Plinio Parco pubblico del Lido di Ostia, Rome, 00122, IT
A large pinewood and urban park in the southern area of Rome, near Ostia and the Tyrrhenian coast. It is part of the Castel Fusano pine forest, one of the main green areas in the city.
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Via della Marcigliana, Rome, 00138, IT
A protected natural reserve in northeastern Rome, covering rural landscapes, woodlands, and wildlife habitats along the Marcigliana area.
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Via di Santa Maria Zona Celsano, Rome, 00123, IT
A protected natural area in the municipality of Rome, centered on the archaeological and landscape area of the ancient settlement of Galeria. It preserves rural scenery, archaeological remains, and habitats along the Galeria valley.
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Via Quarto delle Colonne, snc, Rome, 00166, IT
A nature reserve and birdwatching area on the western outskirts of Rome, managed by LIPU. It preserves wetland and countryside habitats that support local wildlife.
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00155 Rome Italy
A protected natural area in eastern Rome along the Aniene River, valued for its riverine landscape, greenery, and wildlife habitat. It forms one of the city’s important urban nature reserves.