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                           Farnesina e (see pp220–21),    Tips for Walkers
                           just up Via della Lungara, he
                           spent so much time with his   Starting point: Santa Cecilia
                           lover that, unlike the famed   in Trastevere.
                           Galatea in the dining room, the   Length: 2.9 miles (4.7 km).
                           “Raphael” work in the Loggia of   Getting there: Take bus 23, 44,
                           Cupid and Psyche was executed   or 280.
                           largely by his assistants. Across   Best time for walk: Weekdays (to
                                                 see the Cavallini fresco in Santa
                           from the Farnesina squats the   Cecilia), starting mid-morning
                           Palazzo Corsini and the Galleria   while the churches of southern
 s                         Nazionale d’Arte Antica r    Trastevere are still open.
 V I A L E  ALDO FAB RI ZI   V I A   D E L L A   L U N G A R A  (see p222). Tucked behind    Stopping points: Trastevere is
                           the gallery – accessible by
                                                 the most restaurant-intensive
                           backtracking down Via della
                                                 district in Rome, so it has plenty of
 LUNGOT. GIANICOLENSE
 VIA D. MANTEL LATE
 a     e Raphael’s Galatea in the Villa Farnesina   Lungara and turning right on    eateries and bars (see pp317–19).
                           Via Corsini – are the Botanical
               0 meters  150  Gardens t (see p222).
                                               Garibaldi to the broad basin of
 p             0 yards  150  The Gianicolo     the Fontana dell’Acqua Paola u
 VIA S. FRANCESCO DI SALES  L U N G O T E V E R E   D .   F A R N E S I N A    della Lungara through the Porta   G. Garibaldi to the 1644 Porta
                                               (see p223). Continue along Via
                           Continue back south on Via
 VI A S. FRANCESCO DI SALES
                                               San Pancrazio i, which had
                           Settimiana, and turn right up Via
 V I A     D E I                 R I A R I    V I A       D E L L A             L U N G A R A  G. Garibaldi to climb Janiculum   to be rebuilt in 1849 due to
         e
                           Hill. After the road makes a sharp
                                               cannon damage. Turn right
       r                   left turn, veer right up a set of   onto Passeggiata del Gianicolo
     VIA CORSINI           steps to San Pietro in Montorio,   to enter the park, where the first
 ORTO  t      q         Ponte  home to Bramante’s   wide space with a panoramic
 BOTANICO  w  VIA DI S. DORO  Sisto  Tempietto y (see p223).   vista over Rome is Piazzale
 V IA LE   ALD O        FABRIZI
    V I A   G .   G A R I B A L D I    MATTONATO 0  VIA  D . PELLICCIA   VIA  D . RENELLA   TIBERINA
 PIAZZALE                         Go on up Via G.   Garibaldi with its equestrian
                   VIC. D. CINQUE
 GARIBALDI    VIA   D. SC A L A
             PIAZZA
 o  GIANICO L O  D. SCALA   VIC. BOLOGNA   TEA   V. D. POLITEAMA
                                                  ISOLA
                        L U N G O T.     R .     S A N Z I O
           VIA D.
                       VI A DEL M ORO
          VICOLO DEL C E D RO   9 8  6  5  V IA    D E LL A                    PIAZZA PIAZZA G.   2  Ponte Cestio
                                         BELLI
                                                LUN GA RE T TA
                                    S. SONNINO
       V. D. PANIERI
                                        LUNGOT. D. ANGUILLARA
                          VIA D.
                                                  PIAZZA IN
 V. DI P.TA S.     PANCRAZIO   VIA DELLA PAGLIA   ARCO D. S. CALISTO  4  3 PISCINULA  Ponte Palatino
 PASSEGIATA  GIANICOLO
 V I A     G .   G A R I B A L D I    y  VIA G . V E NEZIAN   V. DI S. COSIMATO  V. D. FIENAROLI  VIA S. GALLICANO   DELLA   LUCE  VIA DEI SALUMI         P. D.  L U NG
 PASSEGIATA  GIANICOLO
                                              ANICIA
                                                     PONZIANI
 VIALE     DELLE   MURA      AURELIE
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 i PIAZZALE                    V I A L E     D I     T R A S T E V E R E
 VIA   GIACOMO   MEDICI  VIA A. BERTANI    PIAZZA S.   MASTAI  1  V. S. PIAZZA S.   VIA P. PERETTI O TE V E R E     R I P A
                           VIA DELLE FRATTE
 AURELIO  VIA  A.  MASINA  VIA LUCIANO MANARA  VIA S. FRANCESCO A RIPA  VIA   VIA DEI GENOVESI
                                             VIA
                            DI TRASTEVERE
                    7
                                                  CECILIA
                  COSIMATO
                                 PIAZZA
                                                  CECILIA
       Key                                     monument to the general o (see
                                               p222). Here, paths are lined with
           Walk route
                                               marble busts of other
                                               Risorgimento heroes. When
       Carmelite convent                       you reach the Lighthouse of
       of Santa Maria della Scala 0            Manfredi p (see p218), the dome
       (see p212) has an ornate interior.      of St. Peter’s appears to the
                                               north. Continue down the steps
       Northern Trastevere                     at the Passeggiata’s first bend to
       The far northern part of                see the remains of Tasso’s Oak.
       Trastevere, between the                 planted in the late 16th century
       Gianicolo and the river, is where       a (see p218). At the foot of the
       the artist Raphael dallied with         steps, rejoin the Passeggiata.
       a baker’s daughter at the Casa          Beyond it, a few steps up, finish
       della Fornarina q (see p212),           at the lovely church of Sant’
       on the right just before the            Onofrio s (see p223). From Viale
       Porta Settimiana w (see p222).          Aldo Fabrizi you can catch bus
       Instead of frescoing the Villa   t The tranquil Botanical Gardens  No. 870 back downtown.
                                                  For keys to symbols see back flap
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