More Rome Neighborhoods That You Should Visit
There are 22 Rome neighborhoods and each of these are unique and interesting. This second half of the list will show you why you need to visit each one.
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The Districts Of Rome Are All Uniquely Roman Experiences
Think you know Rome? Uncover the hidden stories, culture, and charm behind the districts of Rome in part 1 of this unforgettable neighborhood-by-neighborhood guide.
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Aventine Hill In Rome Is A Beautiful Escape From The Chaos
The Aventine, one of the seven hills of Rome, is a beautiful place for a peaceful walk away from the noise of the city below.
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Living In Trastevere Could Be An Unexpected Nightmare
People love to recommend visiting the Trastevere neighborhood when coming to Rome, but this might be a nightmare for people who live in this community.
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Understanding Rome’s Neighborhoods For The First Time Visitor
Are you planning a trip to Rome and wondering which neighborhoods are best for your stay? This definitive guide covers location, sights, dining, and more!
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Janiculum Hill Has Some Of The Best Views In All Of Rome
Janiculum Hill is a great place to see some of the best views in Rome, a historical temple, one of my favorite fountains in the city and tributes to Garibaldi.
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Is Garbatella, Rome Safe For Tourists To Visit At Night?
Is Garbatella, Rome Safe For Tourists? Yes, this beautiful neighborhood has great architecture, friendly people and great restaurants that you should visit.
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The Quartiere Coppedè In Rome Is Waiting To Be Discovered
Check out the Quartiere Coppedè for a hidden gem in Rome that offers a beautiful neighborhood with unique architecture, but without all the tourist crowds.
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Rome’s Jewish Quarter – Your Guide To The Amazing Sites
Rome’s Jewish Quarter is one of the oldest ghettos in the world, second only to the ghetto in Venice, which was the first ever built, around 40 years earlier.
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EUR Rome: A Historical District That You Should Experience
The EUR district is a unique, historical neighborhood that is unlike anything you have seen in Rome which dates back to Mussolini’s Fascist period in Italy.
