Rome Reopens via Sannio Gardens After 8 Year's of Metro C Works

Rome Reopens via Sannio Gardens After 8 Year's of Metro C Works

Via Sannio gardens reopen to the public.

Rome has reopened the gardens on Via Sannio, in the city's S. Giovanni district, after years of construction works for the Metro C project.
The large public gardens, completely renovated, were opened on 18 February by the capital's mayor Virginia Raggi.
The 9,500-sqm green area is located in the shadow of the ancient Aurelian Walls, between the Via Sannio markets and the Basilica of S. Giovanni in Laterano.
The gardens include a playground, new cypress trees and a display of archaeological finds made during excavation works for Rome's third subway. 
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