Rome Walking Tour 4K 2022 #4 The Botanical Garden of Rome – Trastevere

Rome Walking Tour 4K 2022 #4 The Botanical Garden of Rome and trastevere
This walking tour starts from Via Corsini, near Via della Lungara. From here you can easily reach The Botanical Garden of Rome. After a short visit we will go to trastevere for a small tour. An upcoming video will be dedicated to the Trastevere district in more detail. Have a nice Tour!!!
This walk was filmed on June 25, 2022.

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Map of the Botanical garden – https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SpYrg9n7oyznGO9MxlrLftR8_Pzg3pRx/view?usp=sharing

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00:00 Via Corsini
00:39 The Botanical garden Entrance
02:31 French Greenhouse
03:42 Carnivorous Plants
04:02 Corsini Greenhouse
09:40 The Butterfly House
13:59 The Steps of the Eleven Fountains
16:10 Rose Garden
18:15 The Fountain of the Tritons
28:18 Via della Lungara
29:19 Via della Scala
31:03 Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere
31:59 Chiesa di Santa Maria in Trastevere
34:12 Piazza di San Calisto
36:44 Via dell’Arco di S. Calisto
37:46 Via della Lungaretta
42:15 Piazza Giuseppe Gioachino Belli
44:02 Ponte Garibaldi

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In the heart of Rome between Via della Lungara and the Gianicolo Hill, you can find a magical place where to walk away from the chaos of the city, and enjoy the spectacle represented by the extraordinary variety of the plant world preserved here.

Among the largest in Italy, the Botanical Garden of Rome is located in the park of Villa Corsini, once the residence of Christine of Sweden, and on part of the Horti Getae, archaeological area formerly constituted by the Baths of Septimius Severus.

A prestigious residence of the Roman nobility, the artistic value of Villa Corsini increased thanks to Ferdinando Fuga the author of masterpieces such as the Fountain of the Eleven Spurts and that of the Tritons, that you can still admire.

The current Garden covers 12 hectares and preserves naturalistic varieties from all over the world. Its collections are of particular interest not only for the scientific importance but also for the way the environments are cultivated and reconstructed. This can help you in the difficult work of placing the species in the areas of origin.

Among the main collections, you can admire the monumental secular trees, and over 300 examples of more than 130 species.

Among the most fascinating glasshouses – more than 2,000 square meters – we find about 400 orchid species like the common Cattleya, the Moth, and the Vanda, an orchid from South-East Asia with a very long stem. The Serra Corsini, dating back to 1800, displays many examples of succulent plants.

Large masonry basins house the Garden of Aromas whose species are recognizable through their tactile or olfactory characteristics. All plants are accompanied by Braille tags for blind people.

The Japanese Garden, with its cherry trees, camellias and magnolias, presents evocative plays of water, small waterfalls and two enchanting ponds.

In the Mediterranean Garden, you can observe the Mediterranean maquis ,the medicinal plants, and in the Valletta delle Felci, a collection of herbaceous ferns.

A small lake, a stream, and some pools are, instead, the perfect environment for the aquatic plants. The splendid Rose Garden, that you can fully appreciate in May during its flowering, presents about 60 species that illustrate the evolution of the genus Rosa in the last 2000 years of human history.

The collection of Palm trees presents a large number of specimens and rare examples. It has been included in the red lists of the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN).

The tropical greenhouse, with strictly controlled temperature and humidity, has been organized in themed areas that testify to the great biodiversity of tropical forests.

In Spring, you cannot miss the Hanami, the wonderful cherry blossom in the Japanese garden. To make the experience even more engaging, the Botanical Garden also organizes free guided tours and events related to the Japanese culture. In Summer, you can watch the wonderful late-summer blooms, like those in the rhododendron garden. Autumn, on the other hand, is the period of the foliage: the leaves of the numerous maples species take on variegated shades of color that turn from yellow to orange to red.