Navona - Piazza Navona is lined with Baroque buildings, but famous for its centerpiece, Bernini’s Four Rivers Fountain. Within walking distance is Campo de’ Fiori, home to a daytime market and a lively evening pub crowd.

Vaticano Prati - The Vatican City is home to St. Peter’s Basilica and the Vatican Museums. Centered around Piazza San Pietro, this district also includes the cobbled streets of the Borgo and the imposing Castel Sant’Angelo.

Spagna - Old meets new in the central Spagna district with its bustling cobbled streets, full of antiques shops, 18th century cafés and exclusive boutiques.

Esquilino - Esquilino is Rome's most multi-ethnic neighborhood, featuring the popular Teatro Brancaccio and a wide choice of cafés and diverse restaurants. Being next to Rome's main station Termini, the area has excellent train, bus and metro links.

Trevi - In the heart of old Rome, the Trevi neighborhood revolves around the spectacular Baroque fountain, made famous by Roberto Fellini’s film La Dolce Vita. Landmarks include the Quirinale presidential palace and the Roman Forum.

Flaminio Parioli - Elegant town houses and large parks characterize this residential neighborhood. Art lovers can explore the Villa Borghese collection, while the Parco della Musica Auditorium hosts world-renowned concerts.

Repubblica - A short walk from Termini Station, this district is centered around Piazza della Repubblica, famous for the beautiful Fountain of the Naiads.

San Giovanni - This pretty residential district is named after its main church, the Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano. Via Appia Nuova is great for shopping and the area is packed with family-run restaurants, ice cream parlours and cafés.