At the end of the stunning Aventine Hill, just south of the Circo Massimo, sits the Villa del Priorato di Malta. It’s a stunning former monastery sat on top of the Tiber River with beautifully manicured gardens on the grounds and an absolutely stunning view of the Roman skyline.
It would be the perfect spot for a secluded and romantic evening stroll. There’s just one problem. Unless you are an extremely high-ranking government or catholic church official you’ve got no chance of getting in. The entrance gate is locked.
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