Garden  of  Ninfa​

Latest page update: 6 March 2025
By: Dion Protani
​The Garden of Ninfa is situated in the Province of Latina, and was originally founded in 1921. 

Places of interest nearby include the towns of Cori, Anzio, Artena, Bassiano, Castelli Romani and Rome. The recommended accommodation is the ​Cincinatto Wine Resort while Rome Fiumicino Airport is an hour and 23 minutes away by car, 95 km. 
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Gardens of Ninfa • Lazio • Central Italy
The Gardens of Ninfa are a stunning botanical garden located in the Lazio region, near the town of Cisterna di Latina. Known for their exceptional beauty, the gardens are set in a historic landscape that includes the ruins of a medieval village, a castle, and several ancient structures, creating a unique and picturesque setting. The gardens are renowned for their diverse collection of plants, including species from all over the world, and for their careful design, which blends natural beauty with the remnants of the past. The area’s serene atmosphere makes it a popular destination for those seeking to connect with nature and history.

Visitors to the Gardens of Ninfa can explore winding paths that lead through lush greenery, past streams, and around ancient stone buildings. The gardens are home to a wide range of flora, including roses, wisteria, and rare trees, making it an excellent spot for plant enthusiasts and those interested in horticulture. The ruins of the medieval village and the imposing castle provide a fascinating glimpse into the region’s history, and the peaceful environment makes it an ideal location for photography and reflection.
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The nearby town of Cisterna di Latina offers services such as restaurants, accommodations, and shops. The Gardens of Ninfa are also close to other attractions in Lazio, including the ancient town of Sermoneta and the medieval Ninfa Castle. Visitors can easily combine a trip to the gardens with exploring the cultural and natural landmarks of the surrounding area.
Key features
  • Nature and Ruins: The garden is a perfect fusion of nature and history, with ancient ruins, medieval structures, and a diverse array of plant species. Visitors can explore the garden's winding paths, bridges, and waterways, all surrounded by a beautiful natural landscape.
  • Plant Collection: The garden boasts a remarkable collection of plants, including rare and exotic species from all over the world. The unique microclimate of the area, created by the nearby river and the Garden's location in a natural basin, allows for the growth of a wide variety of plants.
  • Guided Tours: Guided tours are available for visitors, providing insights into the history and horticultural treasures of the Garden of Ninfa.
  • Photography: The garden's romantic and picturesque scenery makes it a paradise for photographers and nature enthusiasts.
  • Seasonal Events: Throughout the year, the Garden hosts special events, including concerts and open-air theater performances.
Giardino di Ninfa
Province: Latina

Region: ​Lazio

Created: 1921

Close by: Cori, Anzio, Artena, Bassiano, Castelli Romani, Rome

Fly to: ​​Rome Fiumicino Airport - 1 hour 23 minutes by car (95 km)​​​

Recommended accommodation: Cincinatto Wine Resort (11 km)

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