Lake Giglio – Janiculum Lighthouse loop from Riserva Naturale Valle dei Casali

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Lake Giglio – Janiculum Lighthouse loop from Riserva Naturale Valle dei Casali

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Lake Giglio – Janiculum Lighthouse loop from Riserva Naturale Valle dei Casali

02:00

18.6km

200m

Running

Hard run. Very good fitness required. Mostly paved surfaces. The starting point of the route is accessible with public transport.

Last updated: August 28, 2026

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After 6.19 km for 12 m

After 8.65 km for 20 m

After 10.6 km for 42 m

After 11.3 km for 120 m

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3.61 km

Lake Giglio

Highlight • Lake

A suggestive artificial lake, surrounded by the lake channel with waterfalls, various fountains and a historic pine forest.

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4.04 km

Pineta

Forest

4.97 km

Secret Garden at Villa Doria Pamphilj

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Adjacent to Villa Pamphili is the secret garden. A spectacular well-kept green space with numerous hedges cut in such a way as to compose different shapes. Among these there is …

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6.19 km

Villa Doria Pamphilj Fountain

Highlight • Monument

Has an area of about 1.8 km² and is considered the largest park in Rome. It was created in the 17th century.

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8.18 km

View from the Gianicolo Terrace

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from here you can see all of Rome

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8.66 km

Janiculum Lighthouse

Highlight • Monument

The name Gianicolo, Latin Janiculum, goes back to the god Janus. The Janiculum, Rome's eighth hill, was already indispensable for the control and defense of the city in ancient times, …

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8.95 km

View of Castel Sant'Angelo

Highlight • Viewpoint

10.6 km

View of Ponte Sisto

Highlight • Viewpoint

Also known as "Agrippa's Bridge" or "Gianicolense Bridge", Ponte Sisto connects Piazza San Vincenzo Pallotti to Piazza Trilussa. It owes its name to Pope Sixtus IV, who wanted it rebuilt …

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