Casina Valadier In Roma

Great place to see the scenery and feel nature.

Unfortunately, we weren’t able to get there, there was some kind of event, but we were able to see the unique cars up close.

We were here on a family holiday. Wonderful location on the border of the park and the city. Rome and St. Peter's Basilica at sunset with Italian music in the background - it's beautiful!

Gorgeous! The view of the city is beautiful!

I only caught a glimpse of it from the outside, but it was absolutely adorable! I also recommend the nearby park.

Stunning event venue in central Rome. Stunning views from upstairs.

Great place for special occasion

Casina Valadier stands at the highest point of the Pincio, where Giuseppe Valadier crowned the new promenade above Piazza del Popolo with a neoclassical pavilion built between 1816 and 1837. It rose on the site of the seventeenth-century Casino del Cardinale Della Rota and over an ancient Roman cistern, beginning life as a meeting place and refreshment stop rather than a private villa. Its role later shifted sharply: under Pius IX it was reduced to storage and military use, and during the Second World War it served first the German military and then the British army. Restored in the early 2000s, it now lives again as a hospitality venue and belvedere, with its cubic body, Ionic exedra and hilltop setting still giving the Pincio one of its clearest architectural signatures.

The photos and location speak for themselves. Don't miss it.

Nothing special. 20 euros for an evening in a tent with some old people and the food was overcooked.