Rome's Monti neighborhood is a collection of art galleries and enoteche (wine bars) just to the east of the Colosseum. And after a lengthy phase of urban re-organization, it is a mecca for young tourists traveling to the Eternal City. Bordering the Roman Forum and the Esquiline district, it is also just a stone's throw away from the Basilica Santa Maria Maggiore (with its unique Cosmatesque flooring) and from that of St. Peter in Chains, site of Michelangelo's glorious sculpture of Moses. In this charming rione, locals mill down the streets and up the sidewalks; they flood into the piazzas, the gourmet food shops and slow food restaurants that line the same roads. At night, excellent wine bars (with fair price tags) accommodate clients in their cozy and welcoming atmospheres