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All areas Appia Antica Appia Nuova Ardeatina Aurelio, Bravetta Aventino, San Saba Axa, Casal Palocco, Infernetto Balduina, Monte Mario Bologna, Nomentana Camilluccia Campo de' Fiori Cassia Colosseum, Monti Corso Francia Esquilino EUR Flaminio Fleming Gregorio VII Historic centre Jewish Ghetto Laurentino Magliana Monte Sacro Monteverde Monti Olgiata Ostiense, Garbatella Pantheon - Campo Marzio Parioli Popolo - Spagna Prati Prenestina Quartiere Africano, Salario, Trieste S. Giovanni S. Lorenzo St Peter's Testaccio Tiburtina Trastevere Veneto Vigna Clara
Appia Nuova Description
Unlike Appia Antica there is very little that is beautiful here. It is close to S.Giovanni, and the four or five-storey buildings went up in the 1950s and 1960s. Public transport to the historic centre is good, even by underground. As this is one of the main roads out of the city to the south the district is always full of traffic. Parking is not easy. There are a few open markets, numerous small shops and one small park, until you get to the golf club at Acquasanta and then you're out into the beginnings of the Campagna Romana.
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Appia Antica Appia Nuova Ardeatina Aurelio, Bravetta Aventino, San Saba Axa, Casal Palocco, Infernetto Balduina, Monte Mario Bologna, Nomentana Camilluccia Campo de' Fiori Cassia Colosseum, Monti Corso Francia Esquilino EUR Flaminio Fleming Gregorio VII Historic centre Jewish Ghetto Laurentino Magliana Monte Sacro Monteverde Monti Olgiata Ostiense, Garbatella Pantheon - Campo Marzio Parioli Popolo - Spagna Prati Prenestina Quartiere Africano, Salario, Trieste S. Giovanni S. Lorenzo St Peter's Testaccio Tiburtina Trastevere Veneto Vigna Clara
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