Joy Village is an arcade type of place with games and bowling alley, that is located in "The…read moreVillage" complex by the cinema center, within the Parco de Medici - not far from the business complex and area hotels, Sheraton included. I just picked inside really, no time for anything more-:) I suppose people bring kids before the movies to play (there's a kids playground alike American Chuck e Cheese's), probably teenagers play games? Culturally I didn't really get this place, maybe I'm too old?

Worst experience... no gallery... no photos ... u can just take a picture with ridiculous chair…read morethat has Rome motto ... don't waste your money No respect for the stadium Staff can't speak English

I came here with my Wife for a Lazio game. We purchased the ticket in advanced. The security and…read morechecking of the tickets happened 2 times.It was sad, at the second time they searched our bag and they held our selfie stick. I don't know why didn't allow it. I can understand no water or food. But, it their rules we followed it. It was such a small crowd that at the end of the game the guard recognized us and gave back our stick as we were leaving. It is public trans accessible but a long 2-3 block walk to the stadium. The stadium is kinda boring and run down. they're some pretty cool mosaics in the property but its not maintained. I glad my wife took me here and got to experience an Italian futbol game. I am lucky to have a wife to think about me. We were able to enjoy the game after a stressful time trying to get to the stadium.

Quiet park in Roma. It had a bar in the middle, people relaxing, playing sports games, and a pretty…read morefountain. A walk through to get to the metro as well.

Villa Paganini Park in Rome, Italy Discovered this beautiful…read morepark on a day when I made 40,000 steps. I used to live in Roma, traveled for business back and forth, all the time. On my nightly rendezvous in and around Rome, I'd often stumble on something interesting, put up a listing for it, upload some photos with firm intent to review later, then dive into work as it usually happens, life moves forward at full throttle... oh yes! I hope by posting this review, it will pull up the 14 pictures I uploaded to my listing 5 years ago. This is a park namesake to nearby Villa Paganini, set in a prestigious residential area, in a maze of streets, gardens and Art Nouveau villas, which create an unexpected island in the center of Rome. The park sports walking paths & bridges in a manicured expanse of ponds & play areas. There is a popular restaurant nearby, you guessed it, Ristorante Villa Paganini, with outdoor seating. Or at least it used to be there during my Roman Holiday Work stint. LOL Cardinal Giulio Alberoni owned the 18th century villa and surrounding land situated between via Nomentana, vicolo della Fontana, via delle Isole, via degli Appennini and via Capodistria. Senator Roberto Paganini bought the villa while the parcelling of the park had already begun in 1890. Part of the area destined to small villas was managed by the Cooperative for Houses and Housing for Employees founded in 1902. Villa Paganini was eventually purchased by the Municipality in 1931. 14 pictures uploaded some time in December of 2016 Review posted October 7, 2021 Al GLORIOSI CADVTI IN GVERRA DEI QVARTIERI NOMENTANO E SALARIO MCMXV - MCMXVIII ROMA - Monumento ai Gloriosi Caduti in Guerra di Nomentano e Salario 1915-1918 Monument to Gloriously Fallen in World War 1915-1918 *** Where can a dead man go? A question with an answer only dead men know But I'm gonna bet they never really feel at home If they spent a lifetime learning how to live in Rome Review #646 posted with 14 pictures on 10/7/21