Neighbourhoods and historic districts · Rome

Discover Rome through its local names: the 22 historic rioni and a neighbourhood index for the 15 Municipalities, linked to the city’s official maps. Local place names, historical divisions and Municipalities are different things. To locate a destination, combine its area with the street and house number; use municipal maps to compare boundaries.

Source context, checked on 23 September 2026: the municipal executive’s proposal of 7 July 2026 was awaiting adoption by the Capitoline Assembly. The 15 municipal pages list 334 neighbourhoods plus 22 rioni, while the general page states 332 plus 22. Municipality III states 20 neighbourhoods but lists 22. No published name has been omitted; consult the official project for subsequent updates.

Official neighbourhood project and maps

The 22 historic districts

Trastevere

Visit and accessibility

Lanes and squares link basilicas, palaces and art venues. Santa Maria in Trastevere, Santa Cecilia and Villa Farnesina offer different ways to discover the district’s long everyday history.

Official source (Italian) — Trastevere

Monti

Lanes, squares and memories of the hills characterise Rome’s first rione. Workshops and meeting places coexist with archaeology and major architectural landmarks.

Official source (Italian) — Monti

Testaccio

Monte dei Cocci preserves the memory of amphorae used in ancient trade. The district also tells a more recent story of work, community life and Roman food culture.

Official source (Italian) — Testaccio

Borgo

Between the Tiber and Vatican, workshops, hospitality and routes to St Peter’s recall the history of pilgrimage, still visible in the district’s name and street pattern.

Official source (Italian) — Borgo

Campitelli

The Roman Forum and Capitoline Hill bring together political, religious and artistic memories. Archaeology occupies much of the district’s landscape and connects with the city’s museums.

Official source (Italian) — Campitelli

Campo Marzio

Piazza del Popolo, Piazza di Spagna and Via Margutta offer varied routes. Palaces, churches and studios preserve images of Rome familiar from the Grand Tour.

Official source (Italian) — Campo Marzio

Castro Pretorio

The name recalls the Praetorian camp. Around Termini, remains of great baths connect ancient Rome with the transformation of the modern capital.

Official source (Italian) — Castro Pretorio

Celio

The district occupies a hill once covered in oaks. Churches, archaeology and gardens offer quieter routes close to the busy area around the Colosseum.

Official source (Italian) — Celio

Colonna

Around Marcus Aurelius’s column, Palazzo Chigi and Montecitorio represent institutional Rome. Nearby streets connect monumental squares, palaces and central shopping routes.

Official source (Italian) — Colonna

Esquilino

This ancient hill combines archaeology, architecture and diverse communities. Markets, shops and meeting places reveal everyday, multicultural Rome.

Official source (Italian) — Esquilino

Ludovisi

Via Vittorio Veneto evokes the cafés, hotels and cinema of the Dolce Vita. The district also records urban changes following the subdivision of Villa Ludovisi’s estate.

Official source (Italian) — Ludovisi

Parione

Piazza Navona preserves an ancient stadium’s outline, while Campo de’ Fiori has a different square life. Museums, palaces and street names recall arts and trades.

Official source (Italian) — Parione

Pigna

The Pantheon’s dome defines the district’s image. Nearby streets and squares bring together antiquity, churches and palaces within a compact urban setting.

Official source (Italian) — Pigna

Ponte

The name recalls Ponte Sant’Angelo and old pilgrims’ routes. Via dei Coronari, Renaissance palaces and churches invite exploration on short walks.

Official source (Italian) — Ponte

Prati

On the Tiber’s right bank, this rione established in 1921 records the capital’s expansion. Regular streets, palaces and Via Cola di Rienzo define its urban character.

Official source (Italian) — Prati

Regola

The name recalls sand deposited by the Tiber. Streets and palaces reveal a district shaped by the river and the city’s activities.

Official source (Italian) — Regola

Ripa

The district’s name expresses its relationship with the Tiber. Ancient places and riverside landscapes reveal landings, routes and urban transformations.

Official source (Italian) — Ripa

Sallustiano

The Horti Sallustiani give the district its name and an ancient point of reference. Bernini’s Ecstasy of Saint Teresa in Santa Maria della Vittoria adds another chapter.

Official source (Italian) — Sallustiano

San Saba

The basilica names a residential district associated with greenery and the hill’s history. Nearby Caracalla Baths add imperial Rome’s monumental scale to the walk.

Official source (Italian) — San Saba

Sant’Angelo

The district includes the former Ghetto opposite Tiber Island. Portico d’Ottavia, the Great Synagogue and nearby streets tell an essential part of Jewish and Roman history.

Official source (Italian) — Sant’Angelo

Sant’Eustachio

A short route connects San Luigi dei Francesi, Palazzo Madama and Sant’Ivo alla Sapienza. Painting and architecture make this small central area rich in discoveries.

Official source (Italian) — Sant’Eustachio

Trevi

The fountain offers the district’s best-known image, but the walk continues among palaces towards the Quirinale. Baroque art and daily life meet in the centre’s streets.

Official source (Italian) — Trevi

Neighbourhood index by Municipality

Municipality 1

Della Vittoria · Eroi Trionfale · Igea · Miani

District list and official map — Municipality 1

Municipality 2

Africano · Flaminio · Italia · Nomentano · Parioli · Pinciano · Salario · San Lorenzo · Trieste · Vescovio · Villaggio Olimpico

District list and official map — Municipality 2

Municipality 3

Bufalotta · Casal Boccone · Casale Nei · Castel Giubileo · Cecchina · Cinquina · Colle Salario · Conca d’Oro · Fidene · Monte Sacro · Nuovo Salario · Porta di Roma · Prati Fiscali · Sacco Pastore · Santa Maria delle Grazie – Australiano · Serpentara · Settebagni · Talenti · Tufello · Val Melaina · Vigne Nuove · Villa Spada

District list and official map — Municipality 3

Municipality 4

Casal Bertone · Casal Bruciato · Casal de' Pazzi · Casal Monastero · Casal Tidei · Casale Cavallari · Casale Rocchi · Case Rosse · Collatina Vecchia · Colli Aniene · Collina Lanciani · Giardino Nomentano · Monti di Pietralata · Monti Tiburtini · Pietralata · Podere Rosa · Ponte Mammolo · Portonaccio · Rebibbia · San Basilio · San Cleto · Sant'Alessandro – Pratolungo · Settecamini · Tecnopolo · Tiburtino III · Tor Cervara · Torraccia · Verderocca

District list and official map — Municipality 4

Municipality 5

Alessandrino · Casale Caletto · Centocelle · Certosa · Collatino · La Rustica · Longoni – Maggiolino · Nuova Gordiani · Pigneto · Prampolini · Prenestino Labicano · Quadraro Vecchio · Quarticciolo · Tor de' Schiavi · Tor Pignattara · Tor Sapienza · Tor Tre Teste · Villa de Sanctis · Villa Gordiani · Villini Santa Maria

District list and official map — Municipality 5

Municipality 6

Arcacci · Belvedere · Borghesiana · Carcaricola · Castelverde · Colle degli Abeti · Colle del Sole – Tavernelle · Colle Mattia · Colle Monfortani · Colle Prenestino · Corcolle · Due Leoni · Finocchio · Fontana Candida · Fosso San Giuliano · Giardinetti · Grotte Celoni · Lunghezza · Nuova Ponte di Nona · Osteria dell’Osa – Valle Castiglione · Pantano Borghese · Prato Fiorito · Rocca Cencia · San Vittorino · Tor Bella Monaca · Tor Vergata · Torre Angela · Torre Gaia – Due Torri · Torre Jacova · Torre Maura · Torrenova · Valle Borghesiana · Valle Fiorita · Villa Verde · Villaggio Breda · Villaggio Falcone · Villaggio Prenestino

District list and official map — Municipality 6

Municipality 7

Alberone · Appio Claudio · Appio Latino · Appio San Giovanni · Arco di Travertino · Campo Romano · Capannelle · Casilina Vecchia · Cecafumo · Centroni · Cinecittà Est · Colli Albani · Don Bosco · Furio Camillo · Gregna Sant'Andrea · Lamaro – Cinecittà · Morena · Nuova Tor Vergata · Osteria del Curato · Ponte Linari Barcaccia · Quadraro · Quarto Miglio · Romanina · Statuario · Tor di Mezzavia · Tor Fiscale · Torre Spaccata · Tuscolano Lais · Tuscolano San Giovanni · Valle Marciana · Vermicino · Villaggio Appio

District list and official map — Municipality 7

Municipality 8

Appia Antica · Ardeatino · Fotografia · Garbatella · Grotta Perfetta Rinnovamento · Grotta Perfetta Roma 70 · Montagnola · Ostiense · Ottavo Colle · San Paolo · Tintoretto – Tre Fontane · Tor Marancia · Torricola – Cornacchiole · Valco San Paolo

District list and official map — Municipality 8

Municipality 9

Acqua Acetosa Ostiense · Casal Brunori · Castel di Leva · Castellaccio · Castello della Cecchignola · Colle dei Pini · Colle di Mezzo · Decima · Divino Amore · EUR · Falcognana · Ferratella · Fonte Laurentina · Fonte Meravigliosa · Giuliano Dalmata · La Castelluccia · La Selvotta · La Torretta · Laurentino Fonte Ostiense · Mezzocammino · Millevoi · Monte Migliore · Mostacciano · Santa Fumia · Santa Palomba · Schizzanello · Spinaceto · Spregamore · Tor de' Cenci · Tor Pagnotta · Torrino Nord · Torrino Sud · Tre Pini – Villaggio Azzurro · Trigoria · Trigoria Alta · Vallerano · Vitinia

District list and official map — Municipality 9

Municipality 10

Acilia · Acilia Nord Monti di San Paolo · Acilia Sud San Giorgio · AXA · Bagnoletto · Casal Bernocchi · Casal Palocco · Casaletto di Giano · Centro Giano · Dragona · Dragoncello · Giardino di Roma · Idroscalo di Ostia · Infernetto · La Lingua · Lido di Castel Fusano · Longarina · Madonnetta · Malafede · Nuova Palocco · Ostia Antica · Ostia Levante · Ostia Ponente · Stagni di Ostia · Tre Pizzi Bagnolo · Villaggio San Francesco

District list and official map — Municipality 10

Municipality 11

Borgata Petrelli · Casetta Mattei · Colle del Sole · Corviale · Magliana · Marconi · Monte Cucco · Monte delle Capre · Monte Stallonara · Muratella · Parrocchietta · Piana del Sole · Pisana Parco della Pace · Ponte Galeria · Portuense · Spallette · Tenuta dei Massimi · Trullo · Vigna Pia · Villa Bonelli

District list and official map — Municipality 11

Municipality 12

Bravetta · Casal Lumbroso · Casaletto – Colli Portuensi · Colle Aurelio · La Pisana · Massimina · Monteverde Nuovo · Monteverde Vecchio · Pisana Brava · Porta Portese · Santa Cecilia · Vignaccia – Quaroni · Villa Troili

District list and official map — Municipality 12

Municipality 13

Aurelio · Aurelio Gregorio VII · Baldo degli Ubaldi · Bastogi · Boccea Cornelia · Casal Selce · Casalotti · Castel di Guido · Cavalleggeri – San Pietro · Collina delle Muse · Maglianella · Monte del Gallo · Monte del Marmo · Montespaccato · Monti di Creta · Pineta Sacchetti · Santa Rufina – Pantan Monastero · Torrevecchia Bassa · Val Cannuta · Valle Aurelia Nuova

District list and official map — Municipality 13

Municipality 14

Balduina · Castelluccia · Cerquette Grandi · Igea Trionfale · Monte Mario · Ottavia · Palmarola · Pian Saccoccia · Pineta Sacchetti – Gemelli · Podere San Giusto – Podere Zara · Primavalle · Quartaccio · San Nicola · Sant'Andrea · Santa Maria di Galeria · Selva Candida · Selva Nera · Torresina · Torrevecchia Alta · Tragliatella · Valle Aurelia Vecchia · Valle Santa

District list and official map — Municipality 14

Municipality 15

Anguillarese Colle Due Pini · Borgo di Cesano · Camilluccia · Cesano · Colli d’Oro · Collina Fleming · Cortina d’Ampezzo · Due Ponti · Farnesina · Grottarossa · Grottarossa Valle Vescovo · Isola Farnese · La Giustiniana · La Storta · Labaro · Olgiata · Osteria Nuova · Pietra Pertusa · Ponte Milvio · Prima Porta · San Godenzo · Santa Cornelia · Saxa Rubra · Tiberina – Sant'Isidoro · Tomba di Nerone · Valle Muricana · Veientana · Vigna Clara

District list and official map — Municipality 15

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Texts by Taxi Roma. Official sources accompany each entry. Editorial source check: 23 September 2026. Translation: 24 September 2026.