Neighbourhoods
The nicest neighbourhoods in Rome
Vaticano
Vaticano is an autonomous state full of art and religion.
Pinciano
This neighbourhood is full of famous highlights. Unwind at Villa Borghese, a green relief in the centre of Rome.
Borgo & Prati
These neighbourhoods are not very touristy, but loved by locals for that very reason. Alternate shopping with a sumptuous lunch.
Centro Storico
This neighbourhood is home to several attractions together, such as the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori and the Jewish ghetto.
Colosseo & Ripa
Next to the Colosseo are the Foro Romano and the Palatino. The neighbourhood is connected to residential Aventino via the Circo Massimo.
Esquilino
The Esquiline is one of the seven hills. It is the centre's multi-ethnic neighbourhood. The basilica Santa Maria Maggiore is indispensable.
Flaminio
The district is named after the ancient Roman road Via Flaminia, which leads all the way from Rome to Rimini.
Monti
Monti is known for its many wine bars, studios, restaurants and clothing boutiques. Cultural highlight is Michelangelo's Moses statue.
Testaccio & Ostiense
The neighbourhood around Via Ostiense is getting hipper by the day and the Garbatella area is popular: a village in the city.
Ponte Milvio
Today, the area around the historic Ponte Milvio bridge is the centre of northern Rome's nightlife full of clubs, cafΓ©s and restaurants.
Trastevere
This is a district full of cafΓ©s and restaurants. The island in the river is special and Janiculum Hill offers a beautiful panorama.
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