Orange Garden (Giardino degli Aranci) Tours and Tickets

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There’s no fee to visit the Orange Garden, which is a public park in Rome’s picturesque Aventino district. Tours that visit the Orange Garden might cost you around US$180, depending on group size and whether they’re on foot or by car.

This tiny oasis on the Aventine Hill is named for its grove of orange trees, and known for its panoramic views of Rome. Surrounded by historic churches, with benches and grassy lawns, the Orange Garden is popular with both locals and tourists, who come here to relax and take in the scenery.

That depends. If you’re just popping into the Orange Garden to take a look, or perhaps snap a few photos from the viewpoint, then you could spend as little as 15 minutes here. However, many people prefer to take a book and lounge around, or even pack a picnic.

Yes, visiting the Orange Garden is definitely worth it, though getting here involves a steep climb up Aventino, one of the seven hills of Rome. The walled garden is located next to the Aventine Keyhole, famous for its framed view overlooking St. Peter’s Basilica, and many visitors combine both attractions.

If you’re looking for a tranquil experience, then come in the morning—early on weekdays, you may have the Orange Garden all to yourself. The late afternoon has a much buzzier atmosphere. Sunset is particularly picturesque, with buskers strumming away and crowds gathering to admire the views.