Monteverde Steps – Linear Park loop from Villa Madama

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Monteverde Steps – Linear Park loop from Villa Madama

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Monteverde Steps – Linear Park loop from Villa Madama

01:40

6.11km

100m

Hiking

Easy hike. Great for any fitness level. Easily-accessible paths. Suitable for all skill levels. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 13, 2026

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Riserva Naturale di Monte Mario

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Monte Ciocci Stairway

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There is a beautiful walking and cycling path that zigzags up the road. But you can also go straight up and down the hill (90m) via the stairs.

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Monte Ciocci Street Art Murals

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This highlight is located below Monte Ciocci (at the bottom of the stairs). Here you will mainly find street art.

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Belvedere Monte Ciocci - View over the rooftops of Rome

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No open air cinema in February.

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Green Fence With Peroni Bottles – Riserva Naturale di Monte Mario

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Monte Mario is also the location of Rome's Long Linear Park, which covers about 4 km and connects Roma Monte Mario station with Monte Ciocci Park, which is close to the Vatican. This spot also served as the geodetic reference point for the Gauss-Boaga projection, resulting in the Roma 40 datum.

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Linear Park

Highlight (Segment) • Cycleway

In 2014, a cycle and pedestrian path (also known as the Parco Lineare) was inaugurated in the park. This path stretches for five kilometers and is accessible from four traditional roads (Appiano, Balduina, Gemelli and Monte Mario). It follows the old route of the Rome-Viterbo railway and features children's play areas, numerous benches and a skating rink, covering a generous area of six hectares.

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Elettra Pollastrini Cycle and Pedestrian Path

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Near the Pineto Regional Urban Park, in the northwest of Rome, this bike path is perfect for cycling safely and in the countryside. From here you have a beautiful view of the city. The bike path is named after Elettra Pollastrini, a politician from Rieti who was one of the 21 women who were part of the Constituent Assembly, the legislative body that wrote the first Italian Constitution.

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