The Celio Park presents a marked lack of homogeneity with the surrounding area, in particular with the Colosseum Square and the Colosseum Archaeological Park. Its elevated position above the levels of the underlying streets, Via di San Gregorio and Via Celio Vibenna, creates a physical separation with the Colosseum Square and the surrounding green areas.

The main objective of the intervention is to promote a visual and landscape dialogue between the area of the Celio and the surrounding areas, with a particular focus on the Archaeological Park of the Colosseum and the Palatine, creating a real identity of the “Archaeological Park of the Celio”.

In the park, there are important archaeological areas such as the Claudium, the Casina del Salvi complex and the Antiquarium area, which are currently separated. The presence of these archaeological remains in a green setting with tall trees is evident. 

The study of historical cartography is essential to draw design inspiration from the Park's original vocation, which included functions such as a botanical garden and annexed vineyards. This historical research will help to restore shape and coherence to the Celio Park, harmoniously integrating the archaeological elements with the landscape context and promoting a more complete and meaningful use of the area.

Planned activities will include:

• The removal of the asphalt currently present in the tram's driveway;
• The redevelopment of the transit area of the Archeotram with a “naturalisation” of the area affected by the route by providing a “green” crossing;
• The removal of the fence in the section in front of the Claudium area and the consequent spatial continuity with the area on the opposite side;
• Selective reclamation of the vegetation on the slopes along Via Celio Vibenna; 
• The removal of the excessive number of oleanders covering an open panoramic view;
• Planting shrubs from the rose family;
• Planting shrubs of ancient tradition;
• The arrangement of the vegetation on the site and the various areas present;
• Plant stability analysis, VTA (Visual Tree Assessment) and instrumental;
• The creation of an irrigation system along the areas affected by the new shrub plantations;
• The creation of an area overlooking Via Celio Vibenna that would allow a wide view of the Colosseum area;
• The installation of an iron railing along the entire stretch overlooking the slope that starts from Via di San Gregorio and continues in Via Celio Vibenna;
• The creation of multifunctional communication routes between the various archaeological areas;
• The lighting of the entire area through targeted and precise study;
• The provision of a sinusoidal path, in stabilised earth, also suitable for people with disabilities.