A historic Roman park in the Appio-Latino district, now home to the administrative seat of Rome’s VII Municipality.
At a glance
Villa Lazzaroni serves as both a public park and municipal headquarters in Rome’s southern reaches. Located in the Alberone area of the Appio-Latino district, the villa’s main building houses the offices of the VII Municipio, making it a working civic space alongside its function as green space for local residents.
History
The villa retains its historical significance within Rome’s landscape of aristocratic estates and residential gardens. Today it represents the intersection of Rome’s architectural heritage with contemporary municipal administration.
What you see
The property features a main building that now accommodates municipal offices, set within grounds that function as a public park. The villa remains accessible to residents of the surrounding neighborhoods.
Cultural significance
Villa Lazzaroni exemplifies how historic Roman villas have been adapted for modern civic purposes. The integration of administrative functions within a park setting reflects the broader evolution of Rome’s aristocratic properties into public and institutional spaces.
Key facts
- Address: Via Appia Nuova, 522, 00179 Roma
- Coordinates: 41.87147426012871, 12.523555755615234
- Phone: 06 7873 98329 / 06 787398
- Official website: Sovraintendenza Roma
Practical information
The villa functions as both a public park and municipal office building. Opening hours and access policies should be verified with the VII Municipio or the official Sovraintendenza Roma website.
Getting there
Villa Lazzaroni is located on Via Appia Nuova in Rome’s Appio-Latino district. The address is Via Appia Nuova, 522, 00179. Contact the municipio directly for parking and accessibility information.
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