Orange Garden – Rome

Orange Garden – A Hidden Gem on Rome’s Aventine Hill

Tucked away on Aventine Hill, the Orange Garden (Giardino degli Aranci) is one of Rome’s most peaceful and breathtaking spots, offering a stunning panoramic view of the Eternal City. Officially named Parco Savello, this enchanting garden is known for its lush greenery, fragrant orange trees, and a terrace overlooking the Tiber River, St. Peter’s Basilica, and the rooftops of Rome.

Originally part of a medieval fortress belonging to the Savelli family, the garden was transformed into a public park in 1932. The centerpiece is a stone fountain featuring an ancient Roman mask, adding to the historical charm of the setting. The serene pathways, lined with orange trees, create a tranquil escape from the busy city below.

A short walk from the garden leads to the famous Keyhole of the Knights of Malta, a mysterious peephole through which visitors can glimpse a perfectly framed view of St. Peter’s Basilica through a tunnel of trees. Whether visiting for a romantic sunset, a quiet retreat, or a picture-perfect view of Rome, the Orange Garden is a must-see hidden treasure.

Our Tiny Planet artwork of the Orange Garden captures its serene beauty and sweeping vistas in a stunning 360-degree perspective. Whether printed on canvas, puzzles, or other formats, this unique piece transforms Rome’s secret oasis into a mesmerizing circular masterpiece—bringing the magic of the Eternal City into your home!