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Parco Giordano Sangalli

Rome, Italy

Parco Giordano Sangalli is a small urban public park

located in the eastern area of Rome, within the territory of Municipio V. Covering approximately 12,000 m², the park functions as an important neighbourhood green space and social gathering point. Closely linked to the historic Acquedotto Alessandrino, the park is actively cared for and animated by local civic groups and residents, playing a significant role in community life within a socially vulnerable urban context.

PARK INFO

  • Access: Free
  • Type of Park: Urban public park
  • Size: 12,000 m²
  • Governance: Municipio V – City of Rome
  • Vulnerable Area Status: Yes (area characterised by social and economic vulnerability)

Educational & Community Value

Environmental Education Activities

There are no formal environmental education programmes managed by public authorities; however, educational and creative activities emerge organically through community involvement. 

Workshops, laboratories, and activities are organised spontaneously by local associations and community groups that actively use and care for the park. These initiatives support informal learning, social inclusion, and civic participation.

The park is strongly community-driven and represents a key meeting place for residents. It supports social cohesion in a neighbourhood characterised by high levels of immigration, unemployment, low educational attainment, and elevated crime rates.

Biodiversity & Natural Features

Natural & Cultural Features:
While limited in size, the park is closely associated with the historical landscape of the Acquedotto Alessandrino, contributing to local identity and urban landscape value.

Biodiversity:
No specific biodiversity data or species lists are reported in the prompt.

Map of the park

Here’s a map of Parco Giordano Sangalli. Use it to plan your trip to make sure you don’t miss anything

Accessibility & Inclusion

Access: The park is open to the public at all times.

Facilities: Designed primarily as an open neighbourhood green space, Used for community gatherings, informal recreation, and local events.

Inclusive Design: No verified information on accessible infrastructure, Braille signage, or multilingual information, Due to lack of confirmed data, inclusive facilities are not formally reported.