Guidebook for Roma
Sightseeing
The monumental complex of Sant'Agnese fuori le mura it gathers a great deal a whole Christian buildings of ancient origin, but built and rehandled in different times: 1) the catacomb of Sant'Agnese; 2) the basilica costantiniana (IV century), of which today the ruins stay with mighty boundaries; 3) the mausoleum of Saint Constancy 4) the Basilica onoriana (VII century) or rather the actual basilica on the street Nomentana, with the attached monastery.
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Basilica of St. Agnes Outside the Walls
349 Via NomentanaThe monumental complex of Sant'Agnese fuori le mura it gathers a great deal a whole Christian buildings of ancient origin, but built and rehandled in different times: 1) the catacomb of Sant'Agnese; 2) the basilica costantiniana (IV century), of which today the ruins stay with mighty boundaries; 3) the mausoleum of Saint Constancy 4) the Basilica onoriana (VII century) or rather the actual basilica on the street Nomentana, with the attached monastery.
Villa Torlonia, the most recent of the villas belonging to Rome’s nobility, still retains a particular fascination due to the originality of its English-style garden (one of the few examples in the city), and to the unexpectedly large number of buildings and garden furniture in the grounds.
The attractions of the site are the Casino Nobile (the home of the Villa Museum and the collection of works by the Roman School), the Casino dei Principi (used for exhibitions and the home of the Roman School Archive), and the Museum of the Casina delle Civette.
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Bunker de Mussolini à Villa Torlonia
70 Via NomentanaVilla Torlonia, the most recent of the villas belonging to Rome’s nobility, still retains a particular fascination due to the originality of its English-style garden (one of the few examples in the city), and to the unexpectedly large number of buildings and garden furniture in the grounds.
The attractions of the site are the Casino Nobile (the home of the Villa Museum and the collection of works by the Roman School), the Casino dei Principi (used for exhibitions and the home of the Roman School Archive), and the Museum of the Casina delle Civette.
In central Rome, just a stone’s throw from the old city centre, we find one of the most characteristic of the city’s quartieri or boroughs. Actually it is not a quartiere at all, in the true sense of the word; it is, however, a corner of Rome which is most surprising for its bizarre architecture – an amazing hotchpotch of Liberty (or Italian Art Nouveau) and Art Deco works, with Greek, Gothic, Baroque and even Medieval influences. This is quartiere Coppedè, a complex located between the two streets, Via Salaria and Via Nomentana, consisting in 26 small palazzos and 17 villini or detached buildings.
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Quartier Coppedè
Piazza MincioIn central Rome, just a stone’s throw from the old city centre, we find one of the most characteristic of the city’s quartieri or boroughs. Actually it is not a quartiere at all, in the true sense of the word; it is, however, a corner of Rome which is most surprising for its bizarre architecture – an amazing hotchpotch of Liberty (or Italian Art Nouveau) and Art Deco works, with Greek, Gothic, Baroque and even Medieval influences. This is quartiere Coppedè, a complex located between the two streets, Via Salaria and Via Nomentana, consisting in 26 small palazzos and 17 villini or detached buildings.
Parks & Nature
Parco Delle Valli
Via Conca d'Oro The neighborhood Park for jogging and walks!
After the regional Park of the Appia ancient and Villa Doria Pamphilj, Villa Ada is the best!
Villa Ada is the richest park in Rome from the standpoint of the fauna and the environment is: cypresses, pines and dwarf palm trees, but also a roller-skating track and facilities for jogging and physical exercises make it one of the most loved and visited parks of Romans.
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Parc de la Villa Ada
267 Via SalariaAfter the regional Park of the Appia ancient and Villa Doria Pamphilj, Villa Ada is the best!
Villa Ada is the richest park in Rome from the standpoint of the fauna and the environment is: cypresses, pines and dwarf palm trees, but also a roller-skating track and facilities for jogging and physical exercises make it one of the most loved and visited parks of Romans.
Food Scene
Bar Pasticceria Valentini
288 Via Conca d'OroGood confectionery and good appetizers
Gran Bar Conca d'Oro
273 Via Conca d'OroGood cafe for breakfasts and appetizers
Essentials
Todis - Supermarket (Roma)
n. 15 Via Federico OzanamComodo supermercato per tutte le necessità!
Il Castoro
124 Via Erasmo GattamelataSupermercato di quartiere con comodo parcheggio per le auto
Farmacia Roma
213 Via Conca d'Oro Farmacia quasi sempre aperta e molto utile in caso di bisogno!
Unicredit
81 Via TiburtinaBanca e ATM vicino alla fermata della Metropolitana
Poste Italiane
96 Via di S. Giovanni in LateranoUfficio Postale di via Val Pellice
Deutsche Bank
108 Viale Guglielmo MarconiBanca vicino alla Metro
Shopping
The greatest commercial center in this zone in Rome, on three floors, with more than 170 shops. Recommended for a half day of shopping and relax
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Centre commercial Porta di Roma
201 Via Alberto LionelloThe greatest commercial center in this zone in Rome, on three floors, with more than 170 shops. Recommended for a half day of shopping and relax
Little Market of present things and trails, opened only the Saturday and the Sunday (from 9,00 am to 8,00 pm). Among the various stands also products alimentary typical regional Italian
Mercatino Conca d'oro
143 Via Conca d'OroLittle Market of present things and trails, opened only the Saturday and the Sunday (from 9,00 am to 8,00 pm). Among the various stands also products alimentary typical regional Italian