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Villa Borghese is a highly rated running spot with a soft surface in Rome.

Best places for workouts in Rome

If you want to do more than just going out for an easy run there are some good options available.

Track runners might like Stadio dei marmi and those looking for a hill workout can go to Parco Della Caffarella.

If you want to test your fitness against local runners, Caffarella parkrun, Roma Pineto parkrun and Sabine parkrun are available here for you.

Highly rated places to run in Rome

Villa Doria Pamphili and Stadio dei marmi are popular places to run in this area.

Your favourite running surface in Rome

For those who like to run on soft surfaces, these are recommended: Villa Doria Pamphili, Parco Della Caffarella, Parco delle mimose and Villa Ada Park.

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Videos

Villa Borghese

"Virtual Run And Walk- Rome Villa Borghese - The Best Park Of Rome -Treadmill 46 min" by Virtual Run And Walk. Original here

Stadio dei marmi

"Stadio dei marmi! HD" by Giaritro. Original here

Villa Doria Pamphili

"Villa Pamphili (Hard)" by Mauro Iannicelli. Original here

Parco Della Caffarella

"Caffarella Park Trailrunning Rome" by Running Tours Rome. Original here

Caffarella parkrun

"Caffarella parkrun (Italy) 06/04/2019" by Alex Hoggard. Original here

Roma Pineto parkrun

"Roma Pineto parkrun #001" by Roma Pineto parkrun. Original here

Villa Ada Park

"VILLA ADA ROME ITALY" by GILBERT tet CABRAL. Original here

Blog posts mentioning Rome

The history of distance running in RTR-blog.
...Abebe Bikila was the first Sub-Saharan African man to win an Olympic medal when he won the marathon at the 1960 Olympics in Rome ....
All major world records in men's running in RTR-blog.
...He often chased fast times and set many world records including the 1500m in -98, the mile in -99 in Rome and the 2000m in -99 in Berlin ....
Spectacular Tracks Around the World in RTR-blog.
...Stadio dei marmi – Rome , Italy Continuing with locations rich in classical history, a track runner visiting Rome needs to visit the Stadio dei marmi ....
...Images from Antony Stanley , Fred Romero and Juan Fernando Escobar Ochoa ....

Running spots Running spots in Rome

Villa Borghese | Parco Della Caffarella | Villa Ada Park | Villa Doria Pamphili | Parco delle mimose


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Group runs Group runs in Rome

Caffarella parkrun | Roma Pineto parkrun | Sabine parkrun


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Tracks Running tracks in Rome

Stadio dei marmi | Stadio Casal del Marmo | Campo Sportivo Maurizio Melli | Stadio delle Terme di Caracella | Stadio Olimpico | Stadio della Faresina | Centro Sportivo Polizia di Tor di Quinto | Atletica Paolo Rosi | 400m synthetic track | 400m synthetic track | 400m synthetic track | Track | 400m synthetic track | 400m synthetic track | 400m synthetic track | 400m track Show all tracks


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Close to Rome

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