Rione Monti

The Monti district is the oldest neighborhood in Rome, full of history and charm. I am fascinated by the idea that houses are built on top of ancient Roman buildings, creating a unique atmosphere. Walking through the streets of Monti is like taking a journey back in time, immersed in the ancient alleys of Suburra. Its central location makes it the ideal starting point for exploring the wonders of Rome. You can easily reach the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the beautiful Colle Oppio Park, the Domus Aurea, the Trajan's Forum, the majestic Quirinale Palace, the fascinating Roman Houses of Palazzo Valentini, the splendid Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, Porta San Giovanni, the suggestive Brancaccio Palace (which houses the Museum of Oriental Art), the Altar of the Fatherland, and the majestic Palatine Hill, all located nearby and easily reachable on foot. Don't forget to also visit the famous Spanish Steps and the enchanting Trevi Fountain, which are a short distance away. The Monti district is particularly charming to experience during the evening hours. Its streets come alive, offering a variety of bars, restaurants, and typical shops. You will also find many convenient services, such as restaurants, grocery stores, bike or scooter rentals, and much more. Living in the Monti district will give you the pleasant sensation of being a true inhabitant of Rome, immersing yourself completely in the life and authentic atmosphere of the city.