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Aquaniene
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Nearby attractions
Islamic Cultural Centre of Italy and Grand Mosque of Rome
Viale della Moschea, 85, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
aMUSEment PARK
Piazza Delle Muse, 19, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Villa Ada Savoia
Via Salaria, 267, 273/275 Roma RM, Italy
Bunker Villa Ada Savoia
Ingresso da, Villa Ada Savoia, Via Panama, n. 55, 00198 Roma RM, Italy
Forte Antenne
Via del Forte Antenne, 12, 00199 Roma RM, Italy
LUISS Guido Carli
Viale Romania, 32, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Nearby restaurants
Ristorante Caffè Parnaso
Piazza Delle Muse, 22, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Circolo Antico Tiro al Volo
Via Eugenio Vajna, 21, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Gelateria Duse da Giovanni
Via Eleonora Duse, 1B, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Lideale Osteria
Via Eleonora Duse, 1e, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Ercoli 1928
Viale Parioli, 184, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Alice Pizza Parioli
Via di Villa S. Filippo, 20, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
La Pariolina
Viale Parioli, 93, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Duke's
Viale Parioli, 200, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
SaSa - Sandwich and Salad
Viale Parioli, 196/a/b/c, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Molto
Viale Parioli, 122, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Nearby local services
Centro Carabinieri Tevere
Via dei Campi Sportivi, 15, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Villa Ada
Via Salaria, 267, 273/275 Roma RM, Italy
Nearby hotels
Hotel delle Muse
Via Tommaso Salvini, 18, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Hotel Villa Duse
Via Morelli Alamanno, 1, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Elegant rooms Parioli
Viale Parioli, 103a, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Hotel degli Aranci
Via Barnaba Oriani, 11, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Parioli Place
Viale Parioli, 61a, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Suite Oriani
Via Barnaba Oriani, 92, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
Parioli Cube Hotel | BZAR hotels
Via Lorenzo Respighi, 5, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
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Aquaniene

Viale della Moschea, 130, 00197 Roma RM, Italy
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attractions: Islamic Cultural Centre of Italy and Grand Mosque of Rome, aMUSEment PARK, Villa Ada Savoia, Bunker Villa Ada Savoia, Forte Antenne, LUISS Guido Carli, restaurants: Ristorante Caffè Parnaso, Circolo Antico Tiro al Volo, Gelateria Duse da Giovanni, Lideale Osteria, Ercoli 1928, Alice Pizza Parioli, La Pariolina, Duke's, SaSa - Sandwich and Salad, Molto, local businesses: Centro Carabinieri Tevere, Villa Ada
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Nearby attractions of Aquaniene

Islamic Cultural Centre of Italy and Grand Mosque of Rome

aMUSEment PARK

Villa Ada Savoia

Bunker Villa Ada Savoia

Forte Antenne

LUISS Guido Carli

Islamic Cultural Centre of Italy and Grand Mosque of Rome

Islamic Cultural Centre of Italy and Grand Mosque of Rome

4.6

(870)

Closed
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aMUSEment PARK

aMUSEment PARK

4.3

(30)

Closed
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Villa Ada Savoia

Villa Ada Savoia

4.5

(4.4K)

Closed
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Bunker Villa Ada Savoia

Bunker Villa Ada Savoia

4.1

(54)

Open 24 hours
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Nearby restaurants of Aquaniene

Ristorante Caffè Parnaso

Circolo Antico Tiro al Volo

Gelateria Duse da Giovanni

Lideale Osteria

Ercoli 1928

Alice Pizza Parioli

La Pariolina

Duke's

SaSa - Sandwich and Salad

Molto

Ristorante Caffè Parnaso

Ristorante Caffè Parnaso

4.2

(375)

$$

Open until 2:00 AM
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Circolo Antico Tiro al Volo

Circolo Antico Tiro al Volo

4.4

(178)

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Gelateria Duse da Giovanni

Gelateria Duse da Giovanni

4.6

(345)

$

Closed
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Lideale Osteria

Lideale Osteria

4.6

(191)

$$

Closed
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Nearby local services of Aquaniene

Centro Carabinieri Tevere

Villa Ada

Centro Carabinieri Tevere

Centro Carabinieri Tevere

4.4

(283)

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Villa Ada

Villa Ada

4.5

(4.1K)

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DavidDavid
Fantastic swimming complex. I went twice - on a Sunday (arrived 9.45am-ish) and this week on a Tuesday (9am-ish). Although it’s a club, they offer swimming to non members. It cost 18 Euros to swim in the outdoor 50m pool. 20 Euros to swim in the outdoor and the 25m indoor pool. I was also asked if I wanted a sun lounger which may have cost more, but I didn’t bother. On my first visit I had to provide photo ID but also when I went again. After paying, you go through a barrier (they let me through, if you are a member I guess you have an access card) and go down two flights of stairs into a large changing area with rows of benches and hangers next to lockers. The lockers take padlocks. The arm of my blue padlock was nearly too big and only just fit through the eye of the locking mechanism. Some lockers seemed to be rented and were padlocked but there were loads free. There are showers on the way to the pools. To get to the 50m pool you walk up a big flight of stairs; there are a couple more showers at the top of the stairs. Everyone had flip flops and swimming hats. When I got in the 50m pool on Sunday it wasn’t busy - only 3 other people in my lane. The pool was divided into 10 lanes. There were no lane speed signs. On Tuesday 3 or 4 lanes were occupied by hardcore swimmers and had coaches on the sides. There again 3 or 4 people in my lane - not busy. To get to the 25m pool I went through a doorway on the other side of the changing rooms and up two flights of stairs. The 25m pool had about 12 lanes. Half were for free swimming, one was signed as a slow lane. The others were used by training squads. After 2-3 lengths the lane next to me became free and I moved into it by myself. Behind the 25m pool is another pool - set up for what looked like water polo but was being used for water aerobics classes with club music. Behind that pool is the gym. I only hit the 25m pool on Tuesday. I could see it on Sunday from the cafe and it wasn’t busy. After getting changed I went back through the barriers (the reception team let me out) then up another flight of stairs into the cafe. It’s a large cafe and there were lots of sandwiches for sale, bags of nuts and other healthy snacks plus water and loads of protein bars, health bars. Tasty cappuccino too. It also has a TV, and sports papers and magazines on some tables (in Italian). There are toilets behind the bar area and access to seating stands overlooking the 25m pools. On Tuesday, as I was leaving, staff were beginning to put out knives and forks and napkins on the tables, possibly for lunch. When I left on Sunday (10.30ish) the reception area was busy and when I left on Tuesday there were water aerobics happening in the 50m pool in one lane. Overall I had a great experience. The complex is clean, the staff are helpful, the cafe is relaxing after a swim. There are LOADS of trophies on show and photos of pro swimmers everywhere. I’ll definitely go back next time I visit Rome. PS - after I left on Tuesday I walked behind the pool and up into a neighbourhood called Parioli and had some pizza and coffee on a road called viale Parioli. There is a big Conad supermarket there too. It was nice to see a new neighbourhood. PPS - on my first visit I got a taxi there. On my second visit I got a bus, the underground and then a train from Flaminio and got off at Campi Sportivi which is about 3-4 minutes walk from the pool
Léa HubertLéa Hubert
Tout d'abord, des prix très cher (15€ par personne) mais compréhensible vu la localisation de l'établissement. Ensuite, le personnel semble agacé lorsque nous demandons des renseignements ; en effet, nous sommes de simples touristes venus nous rafraîchir. Nous ne savions donc évidemment pas qu'un bonnet de bain était obligatoire pour tous les nageurs, ce que la femme de l'accueil s'est bien gardée de préciser. Lorsque nous avons voulu en acheter, nous avons été rediriger vers la boutique Nike juste à côté, où le premier prix coûte 7e ce qui est cher compte-tenu du prix de l'entrée. Enfin, pour un établissement de "haut standing", il est à noter que la propreté des services est moindre. En effet, les bords de la piscine déteignent sur nos doigts lorsque l'on s'y tient plus de quelques minutes...
Giacomo CanelliGiacomo Canelli
Indoor gym with good options for Calisthenics and bodyweight workouts. There’re a few racks with pull-up bars, an option for dips and a wide pull-up bar for skills. Good quality gym equipment also
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Fantastic swimming complex. I went twice - on a Sunday (arrived 9.45am-ish) and this week on a Tuesday (9am-ish). Although it’s a club, they offer swimming to non members. It cost 18 Euros to swim in the outdoor 50m pool. 20 Euros to swim in the outdoor and the 25m indoor pool. I was also asked if I wanted a sun lounger which may have cost more, but I didn’t bother. On my first visit I had to provide photo ID but also when I went again. After paying, you go through a barrier (they let me through, if you are a member I guess you have an access card) and go down two flights of stairs into a large changing area with rows of benches and hangers next to lockers. The lockers take padlocks. The arm of my blue padlock was nearly too big and only just fit through the eye of the locking mechanism. Some lockers seemed to be rented and were padlocked but there were loads free. There are showers on the way to the pools. To get to the 50m pool you walk up a big flight of stairs; there are a couple more showers at the top of the stairs. Everyone had flip flops and swimming hats. When I got in the 50m pool on Sunday it wasn’t busy - only 3 other people in my lane. The pool was divided into 10 lanes. There were no lane speed signs. On Tuesday 3 or 4 lanes were occupied by hardcore swimmers and had coaches on the sides. There again 3 or 4 people in my lane - not busy. To get to the 25m pool I went through a doorway on the other side of the changing rooms and up two flights of stairs. The 25m pool had about 12 lanes. Half were for free swimming, one was signed as a slow lane. The others were used by training squads. After 2-3 lengths the lane next to me became free and I moved into it by myself. Behind the 25m pool is another pool - set up for what looked like water polo but was being used for water aerobics classes with club music. Behind that pool is the gym. I only hit the 25m pool on Tuesday. I could see it on Sunday from the cafe and it wasn’t busy. After getting changed I went back through the barriers (the reception team let me out) then up another flight of stairs into the cafe. It’s a large cafe and there were lots of sandwiches for sale, bags of nuts and other healthy snacks plus water and loads of protein bars, health bars. Tasty cappuccino too. It also has a TV, and sports papers and magazines on some tables (in Italian). There are toilets behind the bar area and access to seating stands overlooking the 25m pools. On Tuesday, as I was leaving, staff were beginning to put out knives and forks and napkins on the tables, possibly for lunch. When I left on Sunday (10.30ish) the reception area was busy and when I left on Tuesday there were water aerobics happening in the 50m pool in one lane. Overall I had a great experience. The complex is clean, the staff are helpful, the cafe is relaxing after a swim. There are LOADS of trophies on show and photos of pro swimmers everywhere. I’ll definitely go back next time I visit Rome. PS - after I left on Tuesday I walked behind the pool and up into a neighbourhood called Parioli and had some pizza and coffee on a road called viale Parioli. There is a big Conad supermarket there too. It was nice to see a new neighbourhood. PPS - on my first visit I got a taxi there. On my second visit I got a bus, the underground and then a train from Flaminio and got off at Campi Sportivi which is about 3-4 minutes walk from the pool
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Tout d'abord, des prix très cher (15€ par personne) mais compréhensible vu la localisation de l'établissement. Ensuite, le personnel semble agacé lorsque nous demandons des renseignements ; en effet, nous sommes de simples touristes venus nous rafraîchir. Nous ne savions donc évidemment pas qu'un bonnet de bain était obligatoire pour tous les nageurs, ce que la femme de l'accueil s'est bien gardée de préciser. Lorsque nous avons voulu en acheter, nous avons été rediriger vers la boutique Nike juste à côté, où le premier prix coûte 7e ce qui est cher compte-tenu du prix de l'entrée. Enfin, pour un établissement de "haut standing", il est à noter que la propreté des services est moindre. En effet, les bords de la piscine déteignent sur nos doigts lorsque l'on s'y tient plus de quelques minutes...
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Indoor gym with good options for Calisthenics and bodyweight workouts. There’re a few racks with pull-up bars, an option for dips and a wide pull-up bar for skills. Good quality gym equipment also
Giacomo Canelli

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5.0
29w

Fantastic swimming complex. I went twice - on a Sunday (arrived 9.45am-ish) and this week on a Tuesday (9am-ish). Although it’s a club, they offer swimming to non members. It cost 18 Euros to swim in the outdoor 50m pool. 20 Euros to swim in the outdoor and the 25m indoor pool. I was also asked if I wanted a sun lounger which may have cost more, but I didn’t bother. On my first visit I had to provide photo ID but also when I went again. After paying, you go through a barrier (they let me through, if you are a member I guess you have an access card) and go down two flights of stairs into a large changing area with rows of benches and hangers next to lockers. The lockers take padlocks. The arm of my blue padlock was nearly too big and only just fit through the eye of the locking mechanism. Some lockers seemed to be rented and were padlocked but there were loads free. There are showers on the way to the pools. To get to the 50m pool you walk up a big flight of stairs; there are a couple more showers at the top of the stairs. Everyone had flip flops and swimming hats. When I got in the 50m pool on Sunday it wasn’t busy - only 3 other people in my lane. The pool was divided into 10 lanes. There were no lane speed signs. On Tuesday 3 or 4 lanes were occupied by hardcore swimmers and had coaches on the sides. There again 3 or 4 people in my lane - not busy. To get to the 25m pool I went through a doorway on the other side of the changing rooms and up two flights of stairs. The 25m pool had about 12 lanes. Half were for free swimming, one was signed as a slow lane. The others were used by training squads. After 2-3 lengths the lane next to me became free and I moved into it by myself. Behind the 25m pool is another pool - set up for what looked like water polo but was being used for water aerobics classes with club music. Behind that pool is the gym. I only hit the 25m pool on Tuesday. I could see it on Sunday from the cafe and it wasn’t busy. After getting changed I went back through the barriers (the reception team let me out) then up another flight of stairs into the cafe. It’s a large cafe and there were lots of sandwiches for sale, bags of nuts and other healthy snacks plus water and loads of protein bars, health bars. Tasty cappuccino too. It also has a TV, and sports papers and magazines on some tables (in Italian). There are toilets behind the bar area and access to seating stands overlooking the 25m pools. On Tuesday, as I was leaving, staff were beginning to put out knives and forks and napkins on the tables, possibly for lunch. When I left on Sunday (10.30ish) the reception area was busy and when I left on Tuesday there were water aerobics happening in the 50m pool in one lane. Overall I had a great experience. The complex is clean, the staff are helpful, the cafe is relaxing after a swim. There are LOADS of trophies on show and photos of pro swimmers everywhere. I’ll definitely go back next time I visit Rome. PS - after I left on Tuesday I walked behind the pool and up into a neighbourhood called Parioli and had some pizza and coffee on a road called viale Parioli. There is a big Conad supermarket there too. It was nice to see a new neighbourhood. PPS - on my first visit I got a taxi there. On my second visit I got a bus, the underground and then a train from Flaminio and got off at Campi Sportivi which is about 3-4 minutes walk...

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1.0
1y

Premetto che la mia recensione si riferisce solo ed esclusivamente al personale dell’accoglienza/segreteria, in quanto non ho attivato l’abbonamento e di conseguenza, non ho usufruito del corso nuoto. Questa settimana vado a chiedere info su abbonamenti e costi e oggi 14/09 vado di pomeriggio per iscrivermi. A parte la sufficienza con cui la segretaria mi ha trattata tutto il tempo, voglio parlare dell’ultima parte del colloquio che ho avuto con la stessa. Quando mi chiede “a quale corso vuole iscriversi?” Io esprimo la mia preferenza, la sua risposta è che quel corso era già tutto pieno e fin qui tutto bene, se non per il fatto che non mi era mai stato specificato che c’era un numero chiuso, cosa che può essere scontata per chi frequenta/ha frequentato corsi di questo tipo, ma non per tutti, e soprattutto è compito del personale mettere in chiaro questa cosa fin da subito! Decido purtroppo di non proseguire con l’iscrizione facendo però notare questa mancanza. La segretaria ha iniziato a ridermi in faccia dicendo che è assolutamente normale, che funziona così, che un giorno il corso può essere ancora libero e il giorno dopo può riempirsi, continuando a ridere davanti ad altri clienti, non capendo quale fosse il centro del problema. Va bene che il corso sia pieno anche se nessuno mi aveva specificato che fosse a numero chiuso, va bene che non era specificato neanche che non fosse per tutti i livelli, ma davanti alla maleducazione di ridere in faccia ad una cliente...

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5.0
7y

La struttura è veramente molto bella, pulita e ben manutenuta. Anche se può sembrare una cosa superflua e scontata, vorrei fare i complimenti al personale del bar e dell'area ristorazione con una menzione particolare all'addetto alla cassa, sempre sorridente, gentile e professionale, atteggiamento difficile da riscontrare. Sono stato almeno 3 volte in questa struttura per vedere le gare di nuoto di mia figlia di 10 anni ed ogni volta ho riscontrato che ha salutato tutte le persone che uscivano dall'aver visto la gara di nuoto. Bravo anzi bravi, molto bravi tutti quanti.

26-05-2018 mi sembrava strano tutto funzionasse così bene e tutti fossero così cordiali......sabato 26-05-2018 mi sono nuovamente recato in questa splendida struttura per vedere le gare di mia figlia ed alla cassa del bar/tavola calda invece del signore brizzolato con pelle scura sempre molto cordiale ed educato, ho trovato una signora bionda con occhiali dell'età di circa 60 anni che non ha fatto un sorriso a nessuna delle almeno 30 persone che ho visto in fila, ne un doveroso saluto per educazione e perché, se mai lo avesse scordato, i clienti era quelli davanti alla cassa, gli stessi che le permettono di campare! Era simpatica e cordiale come lo spigolo del letto che colpisce lo stinco di prima mattina appena sveglio!!! Peccato, stona con tutti gli altri, molto educati anche in...

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