18-12-2019
Pizza from Qvinto, a Roman multifaceted place
Once famous for having hosted one of the Rome’s most populated Roma camps – which, putting aside the polemics and the discussions on inclusion and integration policies was in undeniable conditions of urban blight – the Park of Tor di Quinto is now a good example of redevelopment and urban livability in north Rome: 9 hectares of outdoors along the river Tiber, with a lake created by making use of a natural reservoir, a large parking lot, areas for jogging and sports, playgrounds and environmentally friendly catering spaces; and when necessary it is also the perfect place to host open air events, surrounded by the natural habitat, rich in flora and fauna.
Qvinto is inside the parc of Tor di Quinto
The dining room
Ivano Veccia
Pizza Porcini&Pancetta
Pizza Trasteverina
Translated into English by Slawka G. Scarso
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