Castel Giubileo, an old river village off the beaten track
byCastel Giubileo is definitely off the beaten track, a gem at the river edges yet unexplored by the innumerable flaneurs that the eternal city hosts.
Neighborhoods of Rome
Guide to the Montesacro neighborhood
byMonte Sacro is a neighborhood of Rome with its unique identity. A 1920’s experiment that gave birth to an elegant and trendy area, Città Giardino.
Guide to Rome’s Parioli Neighborhood
byEverything you need to know about the Parioli neighbourhood in Rome: things to see and do, places to eat and drink.
The Ultimate Guide to the Nomentano Neighbourhood
byThe ultimate guide to what to see and where to eat, drink and stay in Rome’s stylish Nomentano neighbourhood, home to Piazza Bologna.
A day in Centocelle
byA day in Rome’s Centocelle District: best restaurants and bars, where to go for an aperitivo or lunch, best things to see.
The best neighborhoods in Rome
byThe Eternal City is filled with eclectic neighbourhoods, each with a distinct personality. Here’s a guide to the coolest neighbourhoods in Rome, and the best things to do in each!
“Il Pigneto” – Rome’s Alternative Neighborhood
byNeighbourhoods of Rome: Pigneto, the former working class district which has in recent years become one of Rome’s trendiest quarters.
Rome’s Piazza Navona Neighbourhood
byPiazza Navona is perfect for daytime strolling, shopping and cafes, as well as an evening out for aperitivo, dinner and late night drinks. Here’s our guide to the Piazza Navona neighbourhood’s top spots.
Rome’s Monteverde Neighbourhood
byRome’s Monteverde begins where Trastevere ends. It’s an escape, a retreat, a place to recharge while hiding from the noise and hustle of the city below.
Rome’s Aventine Neighbourhood
byIf you’re looking to go beyond the usual sightseeing parameters then Aventino is a perfect opportunity to flee the torrent of tourists invading the centre.
Rome’s Ponte Milvio Neighbourhood
byPonte Milvio is the go-to place for Romans to hang out, grab a drink, and to soak up the weekend. Here are our recomendations for this neighbourhood.
Campo de’ Fiori Neighbourhood
byCampo de’ Fiori is a lively hub for socializing and shopping. During the day is home to a famous food market, in the evenings it attracts tourists and students.
A day in Flaminio
byJust north of the city center, the Flaminio neighborhood of Rome is easily accessible by Metro, Tram, or Bus and has something fun for everyone!
San Lorenzo in Lucina
byA day of choice shopping, hidden history and fairy tale wanderings in San Lorenzo di Lucina, the ‘living room’ of Rome.