River Tiber

It’s a refreshing and cool place to go when you’re in rome, if you’re traveling throughout the city I’d recommend following the tiber. Thought not so scenic and sometimes dirty, you still get a more relaxed tour. (Also much quicker than walking through town)

Walking along the River Tiber in Rome Italy is really peaceful. Thie giant Plane Trees all along the River add to the peace and tranquility. Stunning architectural bridges cross over the river. It's the route towards Vatican City and Castle Del'Angelo. I loved the cheeky Seagulls always out hustling. All along the The West Side of the banks are many little stalls under the beautiful lane of trees.

Great place to see the sunset on your trip and take some amazing photos with your friends.The thing is that it’s not only you who got this idea and you will have to fight for a spot for pictures.But don’t get discouraged,it’s worth it.The river is very pretty and seems to be clean.Definitely recommend visiting

Newly opened park near metro A Lepanto and River Tiber. Perfect place for walking , calming your heart and mind. Recommended!

On our way to Trastevere, we liked the river we came across. It is a pleasant walking path with its refreshing view. It is a perfect option if you want to take beautiful photos on your trip to Rome. The photos come out like a painting. The sound of the water is relaxing. For a while, it makes you feel like you are out of the city and in the natural life. Still, the environment could be kept cleaner. We wish it was more attentive.

Tiber river has fostered the historic significance of Rome! Must visit and take a look here!

Tíbera (Italian Tevere) is the third longest river in Italy. The capital city of Rome stands by the river. In the time of ancient Rome, the river carried everything possible with it. Even today, it does not have a very healthy color, and it is probably not suitable for swimming either. There are quite a few bridges across the river. I still prefer Ponte Saint Angelo.

The Tiber River adds a peaceful charm to the heart of Rome. Walking along its banks offers a quieter, more scenic side of the city, with beautiful bridges, historic views, and plenty of photo-worthy moments—especially at sunset. It’s the perfect spot for a relaxed stroll or to unwind after a day of sightseeing. A lovely way to see Rome from a different perspective.