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Rome in February: Orange Season on Aventine Hill
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Rome in February: Orange Season on Aventine Hill

Monthly Photo Journal | walking among orange trees | heirloom citrus

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Michelle Ciani
Feb 26, 2025
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View of an orange tree in a courtyard through a rounded tunnel opening in Rome. Photo by Michelle Ciani
view of the orange tree planted by San Domenico, Santa Sabina, Rome.

February in Rome is typically more quiet and the city a little less crowded. The (generally) mild winter makes for enjoyable walks, the light is crisp, and being citrus season, the streets are adorned with the fiery baubles of bitter orange trees.

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