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"This is a park suitable for hiking and cycling. The stone sand road between the green belts shuttles between the lake and some Roman-style buildings. There is a great building in it. The frescoes and statues are concentrated here. The paintings on the ceiling are also very delicate."

"Villa Ada is a beautiful nature reserve in northern Rome with many entrances, a great lake to the north through Salia, good picnic spots or romantic dates as well as recreational activities, especially on a sunny day, one of the largest parks in Rome."

"There is also such a park in the city center. It feels very good. The park area is not very large, just like our street park, but the greening is very good, especially in the summer when there are many flowers."

"The reason I like this reserve is because it has a preserved observatory, where I can see birds and some smaller animals that are more likely to be found. The Monte Mario Nature Reserve also has several areas to accommodate the small animals. We can see many birds in the trees as we walk through the forest. My favorite is the wet area in the reserve where I saw alligators sunning and some clams hiding in the woods of the wet area on these leaves. We also saw a lot of monkeys picking wild fruit in the trees, especially cute, they would ask us for food. We also see the rest booths in the reserve, and there are many pictures on the walls of the rest booths that show the creatures inside. We also have to pay attention to our own food at the rest booth, and my bread was accidentally taken by the birds inside. The most common thing in the reserve is the trees, which are especially comfortable walking under the trees and not feeling the heat at all. It is a wonderful experience and we feel particularly good in our physical and mental contact with these animals. Practical TIPS: 1. The reserve is open every day 8:00~18:00. 2. The ticket for the reserve is $20. Scenic Spot Address: Via Gomenizza 81, 00195 Rome, Italy"