How to visit ⤵️ This is the Fontanone of the Gianicolo, built in the 1600s by Pope Paul V of the Borghese family. He wanted to celebrate the renovation of the ancient Roman aqueduct of Trajan, so he built this beautiful fountain on the Janiculum hill. This is one of the most beautiful panoramic points of view over the city.. But if you go behind the fountain the view gets even better! 😉 Behind the Fontanone in fact there is the so-called “Secret Garden” which is usually closed to visitors, except from very few days a year! The Secret Garden will be open exceptionally until September 29th from 6:30pm until 8pm. There will also be events, such as Book-crossing, Yoga classes and theatre plays. Access is for free, but some particular events require a ticket. Are you going to go? Want to discover more Rome gems with us? Join our walking tours at the LINK IN BIO! 😊🙌 #rome #rometours #rometourguide #romethingstodo  #hiddengems