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Aurelio - Monteverde - west and south of Vatican City, lie the areas of Aurelio and Monteverde
Aventine - Testaccio - along with Trastevere, is one of the neighborhoods of Roman nightlife. Entertainment center but also of culture with many art galleries
Campo de' Fiori - one of Rome's historic squares, an evening meeting place thanks to the presence of bars, pubs and restaurants
Campo Marzio - is the district north of the historical centre of Rome, where there are Piazza del Popolo and Piazza di Spagna, and the ways of fashion and shopping, such as Via Condotti and Via del Corso.
Cassia - Via Cassia is a Roman consular road linking the capital to Florence, Pistoia and Lucca
Garbatella - EUR – from Piazza Porta San Giovanni, south Rome, taking Via Cristoforo Colombo, you reach the Garbatella and then the EUR
Flaminio - in the great bend of the Tiber closed from Corso Francia, in the Municipality II of Rome: it is home to the Flaminio Stadium
Garbatella - residential area in the south of the city, on Via Cristoforo Colombo. The area is home to the headquarters of the Regione Lazio
Monte Mario - is the highest hill of Rome, 139 meters. The district is characterized by the presence of the Gemelli Hospital and several shops on the streets running near Via Trionfale
Nomentano - nearby the splendid neoclassical structure of Villa Torlonia and the Tiburtina train station
Parioli – Rome’s residential district of the bourgeoisie, with its shops and trendy clubs
Republica - near Termini station, the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli and Via Nazionale
Piazza Navona - less than three hundred meters separate Piazza Navona from the Pantheon. But in the middle is the Senate of the Republic.
Prenestino District - divided into two areas, Labicano and Centocelle, this is a popular neighborhood in the west of the city. In the district you will find the airport of Centocelle and the Alexandrine Aqueduct.
Quirinale - the hill on which stands the Palace of the President of the Italian Republic is located in the west of the historical centre of Rome
Rione Celio - is the district of the Colosseum, the Arch of Constantine, the Basilica of San Giovanni e Paolo, the Basilica dei Santi Quattro Coronati. In the area there are 3 and 4 star hotels and several B & Bs
Monti district - district between Via Nazionale and Via Cavour, the oldest district of the city, a maze of alleys, with clubs, artisan shops and hotels
Salario - in the northern city, bordering with Trieste Nomentano, Pinciano districts, and the district Sallustiano
Sallustiano - the district in the north-east of the centre, borders with those of Castro Pretorio and Ludovisi. The southern boundary of the quarter is Via XX Settembre, the street of ministries and embassies.
San Giovanni - in the area south of downtown, in the Celio district of Rome on the border with the Rione Monti, San Giovanni is a cathedral, a square and a door on the ancient walls
San Lorenzo – Rome’s neighborhood, where there are, the University, the monumental Cemetery and Tiburtina Station
Spanish Steps - dominated by the famous Spanish Steps has in the centre the Barcaccia fountain by Bernini
Esquilino - neighborhood near the Termini station, on the west side of Via Merulana that separates it from Rione Monti
Marsala - long way behind the Termini railway station. Area with hotels, restaurants and pizzerias
Termini Station - the most important station of Italy reached by the underground lines A and B, by the tram lines 5 and 14 and by several lines of urban transports. Since 2006 it is dedicated to Pope John Paul II
Tor Vergata - district in the south-east of central Rome, famous for the university. It is at the junction with the A1
Trastevere - south of Vatican City, is the great neighborhood of Trastevere, on the right bank of the Tiber
Trevi - in this neighborhood there are plenty of palaces and monuments, including the Trevi Fountain, one of the most famous landmarks in the world, in addition to many excellent hotels and restaurants
Tuscolano - San Giovanni - is the eighth district of Rome on the eastern area of the city. The main monuments in the area are San Giovanni in Laterano and the Claudian aqueduct
Vatican City - separated from viale della Conciliazione by Castel Sant'Angelo, the Vatican, is the heart of Christianity. It is reachable on foot from the Metro line A Ottaviano.
Via Veneto - a long street of the city, joining Piazzale Brasile and Piazzale Barberini. This is the place of the “Dolce Vita”
Trevi Fountain – In Trevi Square is the famous Trevi Fountain which is supported on one side of Palazzo Poli
Quirinal - residence palace of the President of the Italian Republic, it is situated on the Quirinal Hill, in the old city
Piazza Venezia - at the foot of the Vittoriano and Campidoglio hill, south of the historical centre.
Via del Corso - famous street in Rome that links Piazza del Popolo to Piazza Venezia
Pantheon - located in Piazza della Rotonda, it is an ancient Roman temple dedicated to the gods of all religions
Vittoriano - in Piazza Venezia, the monument to Vittorio Emanuele II was completed in 1888
Via Condotti – Rome’s luxury shopping street in the historical centre, arrives at the Spanish Steps, at the foot of the steps of Trinità dei Monti
Campo de' Fiori - gathering square for evenings and nights, between Via dei Giubbonari and Piazza della Cancelleria
Colosseum - the very symbol of the capital
Castel Sant'Angelo - a symbol of Rome and the Papacy, a monument of nearly 2000 years situated on the banks of the Tiber
Termini Station - the most important station of town for passenger traffic, the second in Europe after the stopover in Paris Gare du Nord
Circus Maximus - the area between Via dei Cerchi and Viale Circo Massimo, once a vast arena for horse races
Basilica of Our Lady in Trastevere - overlooks the homonymous square near the intersection between Via di San Callisto and Via della Lungaretta in the lively Trastevere district
Brancaccio Theatre – in Via Merulana, Esquilino neighborhood, a 1,343 seat theater opened in 1916
Borghese Gallery – the Gallery is inside Villa Borghese Pinciana in Piazzale Scipione Borghese
Bambin Gesù Children's Hospital - the hospital is on the Gianicolo hill, not far from Vatican City, to which it belongs.
Vatican - St. Peter's Square - the capital of Christendom is on the right side of the Tiber and reachable from Via della Conciliazione
La Sapienza University - the campus is closed between Viale della Scienza, Via Cesare de Lollis, Viale Regina Elena andViale dell'Università, in the district of Verano, east of the historical centre
Ostiense train station - the station Roma Ostiense is located in Piazzale dei Partigiani, south of the historical centre
Piazza Bologna - in the center of Nomentano district, 500 meters away from Tiburtina station
Auditorium Parco della Musica – at 30, Viale Pietro de Coubertin, the auditorium is considered a 'factory of culture'
Tiburtina Station - Tiburtina station, west of the city, is close to the Verano Cemetery and University La Sapienza
Congress Palace - located in Piazza John Kennedy, in the EUR district of Rome
Palalottomatica - in the EUR district, in Piazzale dello Sport, a multifunctional structure with a bar and a restaurant.
Cinecittà Studios - the Hollywood on the Tiber, is a citadel located in the south-east of Rome. Here, since 1937, there are equipments for the production and post-production of movies and Tv shows.
