We are in Cassia, a few hundred meters from the end of Corso Francia, where within the area of thirteen hectares of the former property of Enviolatella Borghese - a few years ago seized from Magliana and now owned by the municipality - the Romans.
Buccoli tires
The Eviolatella Borghese Park has been opened with a width of four hectares, costing the Romans about € 100,000. It can offer the possibility of exercising or simply walking while enjoying nature in a rich, special and unusual environment.
Surrounded by Fosso dellAcqua Traversa, the land, unlike many other parks, is quite diverse: flat but also next to the hill. In the center, thanks to the spring, there is a large wet area, and in normal circumstances, covered with a carpet of plants and seedlings of seedlings of the Roman mint that spread a nice smell.
From time to time, some seats and tables should allow you to stop and read. It is not the maximum comfort but good anyway, where you can go there to enjoy the nature: you can do rest without the need for a few hours.
Raw reality
It is very unfortunate that this bumpy image contradicts the harsh reality: Inviolatella Borghese is artificial but also deserted.
The long grass and impassable roads immediately show that the serious shear dates back to who knows when, the grass cutting machine has not cut the gate in recent years. From the entrance you can understand and venture into Indiana Jones.
The fences surround the fences, and the grass is so high that it conceals a series of stagnant marshes that sink into it with all the shoes.
Giant bushes are flooded with fountains, some seats are covered with grass so that it is difficult to monitor from afar. It seems that in the forest you need a sickle to move forward.
It is quite impossible to bring children. Young people already have difficulty moving so that in the full morning of a sunny and warm spring day, the garden is unfortunately empty.
The abandonment of depression is in stark contrast to the beauty of the place; this lung may be green and the uncontaminated nature is the most beautiful garden in the north of Rome, and it is not worthy of being institutionalized and left in this impractical state that deprives the Romans of much wealth.
