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Super fun little park! If you're in Rome it's a fun adventure getting out there. I speak Italian so I felt comfortable making the trek but he's some advice that makes getting there almost fool proof. The locals are cool (expect to see lots of fruit booters) and when I arrived I had the park to myself. There's a McDonald's and some small eateries nearby where you can grab what ever food or drink you want. My rating is based off of what I've seen in Italy, it's tough to compare to US standards...
-If you have a smartphone download an app via Wi-Fi that shows your GPS location and preloads a map of the area so you always know where you are. You can also take screen shots of google maps and use those.
-From where ever you are in Rome catch the subway to the Red Line.
-Once on the Red Line catch the subway towards Anagnina (signs in the subway show you the direction you're heading based on the last stop).
-It's your choice whether you want to get off at CineCitta or Anagnina (which is also a large bus terminal).
-Check your map and go find the park!
-Shred
-If you have a smartphone download an app via Wi-Fi that shows your GPS location and preloads a map of the area so you always know where you are. You can also take screen shots of google maps and use those.
-From where ever you are in Rome catch the subway to the Red Line.
-Once on the Red Line catch the subway towards Anagnina (signs in the subway show you the direction you're heading based on the last stop).
-It's your choice whether you want to get off at CineCitta or Anagnina (which is also a large bus terminal).
-Check your map and go find the park!
-Shred
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