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Impianto Sportivo Roma Capitale, polivalente all'aperto e al chiuso.

Attività: Calcio - calcetto (calcio a 5); Nuoto; Tennis; Pallavolo; Yoga; Atletica leggera.

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Address

POINT (12.5525082 41.8785698)

Via dei Gordiani , 5

Contacts

Website:

www.villadesanctis.it/

Telephone:

06 24408515

Mobile phone:

389 1419985

Facebook:

www.facebook.com/Circolo-Sportivo-Villa-De-Sanctis-115979905112512

Email:

villadesanctis@libero.it

Services

Punto di ristoro

Piscina all'aperto

Parcheggio

Campo tennis

Campo da calcetto

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Polisportiva Villa De Sanctis, Via dei Gordiani , 5 41° 52' 42.852" N, 12° 33' 9.0288" E

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