Monti District

Among the most characteristic narrow streets in Monti, Vicolo dei Serpenti enchants with its mysterious name and the breathtaking view of the Colosseum, which suddenly appears at the end of the path.

With its welcoming atmosphere, ochre-colored facades, and the aromas wafting from the kitchens, Via Urbana is one of the liveliest and most authentic streets in Monti.

Ancient and fascinating, Via Panisperna runs through Monti like a thread linking history and modernity. It was here that, in the 1930s, the famous "Via Panisperna Boys," including Enrico Fermi, laid the foundations of modern physics, making this street a symbol of genius and innovation.

Along the street of the same name, the Church of San Lorenzo in Panisperna preserves centuries of history and spirituality.

In the heart of the Monti district, Piazza degli Zingari is a small treasure trove of Roman authenticity. Once a resting place for nomadic caravans, today it's one of the neighborhood's most picturesque corners, where time seems to slow down amid artisan workshops and bohemian cafés.