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Neighbourhoods

The nicest neighbourhoods in Rome

Would you like to know which neighbourhoods in Rome are best for eating out or shopping? Then take a look below and discover the best neighbourhoods!

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    • Centro Storico

      This neighbourhood is home to a number of attractions, such as the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish ghetto.

      • 🧡Touristic heart
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🛍Shopping
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • 🥂Drinks
      • 👍First time visitors
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    • Flaminio

      The neighbourhood is named after the ancient Roman road, the Via Flaminia, which runs all the way from Rome to Rimini.

      • 🏠Quiet & residential
      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🌳Lazy in the park
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • 🥂Drinks
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    • Colosseo & Ripa

      Next to the Colosseum are the Roman Forum and the Palatine Hill. The neighbourhood is connected to the Aventine residential district via the Circus Maximus.

      • 🧡Touristic heart
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🌳Lazy in the park
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • 👍First time visitors
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    • Ponte Milvio

      The neighbourhood around the historic Ponte Milvio bridge is now the heart of North Rome’s nightlife, brimming with clubs, cafés and restaurants.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🍜Good food
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • 🥂Drinks
      • 🎵Nightlife
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    • Testaccio & Ostiense

      The area around Via Ostiense is becoming trendier by the day, and the Garbatella neighbourhood is much loved: a village within the city.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🔥Off the beaten track
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🛍Shopping
      • 🌳Lazy in the park
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • 🥂Drinks
      • ⚜️Design
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    • Esquilino

      The Esquiline is one of the seven hills. It is the city centre’s most multi-ethnic neighbourhood. The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is a must-see.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🔥Off the beaten track
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🛍Shopping
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • 👍First time visitors
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    • Monti

      Monti is known for its many wine bars, art studios, restaurants and fashion boutiques. The cultural highlight is Michelangelo’s statue of Moses.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🔥Off the beaten track
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🛍Shopping
      • 🌳Lazy in the park
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • 🥂Drinks
      • ⚜️Design
      • 👍First time visitors
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    • Trastevere

      This is a neighbourhood full of cafés and restaurants. The island in the river is quite special, and the Janiculum Hill offers a magnificent panoramic view.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • 🥂Drinks
      • 👍First time visitors
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    • Borgo & Prati

      These neighbourhoods aren’t particularly touristy, but that’s precisely why they’re so popular with the locals. Combine a spot of shopping with a leisurely lunch.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🛍Shopping
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ⚜️Design
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    • Pinciano

      This neighbourhood is full of famous attractions. Unwind in Villa Borghese, a green oasis in the centre of Rome.

      • 🍷Hip & happening
      • 🍜Good food
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🛍Shopping
      • 🌳Lazy in the park
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • ☕️Good coffee
      • ⚜️Design
      • 👍First time visitors
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    • Vaticano

      The Vatican is an autonomous state rich in art and religion.

      • 🧡Touristic heart
      • 🖼Nice museums
      • 🏛️Architecture
      • 👍First time visitors
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