Serra Moresca

Name: Serra Moresca
Address: Via Nomentana, 70, 00161 Roma RM, Italy, Roma, Italia

4.1/5 ★ based on 8 reviews

Contact Serra Moresca

Address :	Via Nomentana, 70, 00161 Roma RM, Italy
Phone :	📞 +98
Website :	http://www.museivillatorlonia.it/it/infopage/il-complesso-della-serra-moresca
Categories :	Museum , Tourist attraction , Historical landmark ,
City :	Roma

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D	Davide Gelfi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bella a metà! Magnifica la struttura e la prima serra, ma il giardino esterno è praticamente un prato privo di qualsiasi arbusto e vegetale curato (paradossalmente è meglio la vegetazione del parco che dentro la serra) per cui non vale pagare un biglietto per entrarci. Se sistemate il giardino allora ne varrà sicuramente la pena Half beautiful! The structure and the first greenhouse are magnificent, but the outdoor garden is practically a lawn devoid of any well-kept shrub and vegetable (paradoxically, the vegetation of the park is better than inside the greenhouse) so it is not worth paying a ticket to enter. If you set up the garden then it will definitely be worth it
A	Antonio Trombetta on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Bella ristrutturazione dello storico edificio del 1839. La serra è una struttura in ferro ghisa e peperino con vetrate policrome molto belle. Piccolo ma interessante viaggio naturalistico tra la zona " arida " della serra e quella " umida " della grotta con i laghetti. Natura, biodiversità e un ottimo allestimento. L' esterno non è ancora al 100% ma potenzialmente interessante. Purtroppo tutto il parco di Villa Torlonia necessita ancora di tantissima cura e manutenzione. Da non perdere assolutamente la Casina delle civette ! Beautiful renovation of the historic 1839 building. The greenhouse is a cast iron and peperino iron structure with very beautiful polychrome windows. Small but interesting naturalistic journey between the "arid" area of the greenhouse and the "humid" area of the cave with the lakes. Nature, biodiversity and an excellent set-up. The exterior is not yet 100% but potentially interesting. Unfortunately the whole park of Villa Torlonia still needs a lot of care and maintenance. Don't miss the Casina delle civette!
L	Leo Bianchini Ciampoli on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Molto bella, ristrutturata di recente. Purtroppo la torre non é visitabile causa pandemia ed altre zone non sono accessibili. É molto piccola e forse il biglietto da 5 euro per una manciata di minuti di visita é eccessivo. Detto ciò, rimane caratteristico immergersi in un contesto arabesco nel cuore di Roma. Very nice, recently renovated. Unfortunately the tower cannot be visited due to a pandemic and other areas are not accessible. It is very small and perhaps the 5 euro ticket for a few minutes visit is excessive. Having said that, it remains characteristic to immerse oneself in an arabesque context in the heart of Rome.
R	R. Cecchini on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Il frutto del restauro è consistente e si vede...ma il risultato complessivo è veramente bello e suggestivo. La scelta delle piante è accurato ma l'utilizzo dei cassettoni per l'interro penalizza fortemente la magia del luogo. Carine le sedute a forma di foglia. La parte esterna è sicuramente molto suggestiva. La visita senza una guida vi priva della comprensione di quanto state vedendo e comunque l'attrazione non è solo il padiglione con le vetrate e quel che rimane della.cd grotta ma anche la torre moresca che, prima o poi, aprirà al pubblico. Munitevi di prenotazione durante il fine settimana, c'è parecchia fila...la biglietteria annessa se non ci sono posti poco potrà fare. Guardate le foto e le altre recensioni su Roma e le sue meraviglie che ho fatto. The result of the restoration is consistent and it shows ... but the overall result is really beautiful and evocative. The choice of plants is accurate but the use of drawers for the underground strongly penalizes the magic of the place. The leaf-shaped seats are nice. The external part is certainly very impressive. The visit without a guide deprives you of the understanding of what you are seeing and in any case the attraction is not only the pavilion with the windows and what remains of the cave but also the Moorish tower which, sooner or later, will open to the public. Bring a reservation during the weekend, there is a lot of queue ... the adjoining ticket office if there are no seats will be able to do little. Look at the photos and other reviews of Rome and its wonders that I have done.
P	Pete Oldfield on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It’s a fifteen minute experience. Unfortunately it was also a fifteen minute experience waiting to buy a ticket simply because I and the people behind me had to wait ages whilst the single person selling tickets processed a group in front of us who also wanted to buy Rome Museum passes which seemed to require incredible bureaucracy. Why this process has to be done at the same ticket counter is a mystery. And all whilst two other staff members stood about and watched, presumably because they don’t have the training to sell tickets too. Bizarre. The attraction itself is best described as a large greenhouse with some relatively interesting stained glass reflecting the sunlight across the floor. Lots of cacti but nothing more interesting than you’d see in a garden centre. The outside is more interesting with some beautiful architecture of different era. On the whole it is only €4 and it’s good to see a new development in the Villa of this kind.
M	Michał R. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful building in the middle of the park. Sadly, you need to get a ticket to visit its interiors, while it doesn’t seem to be worth it.
F	Franco Pecchio on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Refurbished and open since 8th of december 2021. It shows a room with glass works renovated and a small garden. There is a small bookshop and a cozy garden backyard. Cost of the ticket 4€, free with MIC card Nice plants and colourful ambiance, better home in a sunny day. Unfortunately the tower is not visitable due to covid restrictions.
G	Giulio Toscani, PhD on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ An interesting Moors architectural piece, in the cebter of Rome, with roman details outside and very well refurbished. The plants inside and all the details are extremely good, but sooo small to be just a single visit.