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Rent this 1 bed room on Matteucci TV in Via Pellegrino Matteucci, 39
Appartamento luminoso Garbatela Roma Tre
Matteucci TV, Via Pellegrino Matteucci, 39, 00154 Rome RM, Italy
1 Bed
€1,400View Photos
Rent this 1 bed apartment on Miyabi in Via Ostia, 22
1 bedroom apartment close to St.Peter Square
Miyabi, Via Ostia, 22, 00192 Rome RM, Italy
1 Bed
€520View Photos
Rent this 4 bed room on Anomalia in Via dei Campani, 73
Luminosa camera in appartamento zona San Lorenzo
Anomalia, Via dei Campani, 73, 00185 Rome RM, Italy
4 Bed
€600View Photos
Rent this 4 bed room on Gelateria Guttilla in Via Nomentana, 271
CAMERA CON BAGNO PRIVATO RESIDENZA TORLONIA ROMA CENTRO
Gelateria Guttilla, Via Nomentana, 271, 00161 Rome RM, Italy
4 Bed
€600View Photos
Rent this 1 bed room on Quartiere XVII Trieste in Viale Eritrea, 00199 Rome RM
Stanza singola in zona Vile libia
Quartiere XVII Trieste, Viale Eritrea, 00199 Rome RM, Italy
1 Bed
€520View Photos
Rent this 4 bed room on Anomalia in Via dei Campani, 73
Singola camera in appartamento zona San Lorenzo
Anomalia, Via dei Campani, 73, 00185 Rome RM, Italy
4 Bed
€1,500View Photos
Rent this 3 bed apartment on Via Eugenio Gra in 00163 Rome RM, Italy
A sunny 3-bd apt with a balcony and AC close to European University of Rome
Via Eugenio Gra, 00163 Rome RM, Italy
3 Bed
€450View Photos
Rent this 6 bed room on Quartiere XI Portuense in Piazza Antonio Meucci, 00149 Rome RM
WFP/ IFAD / Università Roma Tre bright single room for girls
Quartiere XI Portuense, Piazza Antonio Meucci, 00149 Rome RM, Italy
6 Bed
€500View Photos
Rent this 4 bed room on Viale Somalia in 00199 Rome RM, Italy
Camera singola arredata quartiere trieste
Viale Somalia, 00199 Rome RM, Italy
4 Bed
€1,500View Photos
Rent this 1 bed apartment on Erg in Via Aosta, 00182 Rome RM
Sunny 1-bedroom apartment with gorgeous terrace and AC for rent in San Giovanni, near Metro Re di Roma
Erg, Via Aosta, 00182 Rome RM, Italy
1 Bed
€600View Photos
Rent this 8 bed room on Quartiere IV Salario in Via di Villa Albani, 00198 Rome RM
camera con letto grande in residenza Alessandria - Roma Centro
Quartiere IV Salario, Via di Villa Albani, 00198 Rome RM, Italy
8 Bed
€450View Photos
Rent this 5 bed room on Api-Ip in Viale Jonio, 00137 Rome RM
Grande stanza luminosa con mobilio nuovo di zecca
Api-Ip, Viale Jonio, 00137 Rome RM, Italy
5 Bed
€270View Photos
Rent this 4 bed room on Quartiere XIX Prenestino-Centocelle in Piazza dei Castani, 00171 Rome RM
Posto letto in stanza condivisa
Quartiere XIX Prenestino-Centocelle, Piazza dei Castani, 00171 Rome RM, Italy
4 Bed
€550View Photos
Rent this 5 bed room on Rione XVI Ludovisi in Via Vittorio Veneto, 00187 Rome RM
Luminosa camera in appartamento in palazzo signorile zona Coppedè
Rione XVI Ludovisi, Via Vittorio Veneto, 00187 Rome RM, Italy
5 Bed
€450View Photos
Rent this 3 bed room on Quartiere XI Portuense in Piazza Antonio Meucci, 00149 Rome RM
Single furnished room near Università Roma Tre
Quartiere XI Portuense, Piazza Antonio Meucci, 00149 Rome RM, Italy
3 Bed
€320View Photos
Rent this 2 bed room on C.Re.A. in Via Casoria, 21
Big Double Room Next to the Centre of Rome
C.Re.A., Via Casoria, 21, 00182 Rome RM, Italy
2 Bed
€590View Photos
Rent this 2 bed room on Via Portuense in 471, 00149 Rome RM
Stanza Matrimoniale in Attico con grande terrazza e zona living. Tanta luce in zona ROMA TRE
Via Portuense, 471, 00149 Rome RM, Italy
2 Bed
€250View Photos
Rent this 4 bed room on Quartiere XIX Prenestino-Centocelle in Piazza dei Castani, 00171 Rome RM
Posto letto in camera condivisa in appartamento luminoso
Quartiere XIX Prenestino-Centocelle, Piazza dei Castani, 00171 Rome RM, Italy
4 Bed
€675View Photos
Rent this 2 bed room on Via Tiburtina in 00157 Rome RM, Italy
TIBURTINA: Large suite, with balcony and private bathroom
Via Tiburtina, 00157 Rome RM, Italy
2 Bed
€350View Photos
Rent this 3 bed room on Piazza Regina Margherita in 00198 Rome RM, Italy
Double room for students in LUISS and Sapienza university district
Piazza Regina Margherita, 00198 Rome RM, Italy
3 Bed
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Rome

The ancient city of Rome is the birthplace of many ideas that still shape the world. It is a stronghold of humanism, democracy, law, art, and culture. The fame of Rome as a teacher, builder, and lawgiver continued to grow throughout Europe.

City Overview

The capital of a classical republic and later an empire whose armies and policies defined the Western world in antiquity and consequently left magnificent enduring imprints. Rome is the symbolic and physical seat of the Roman Catholic Church, and the venue of major creative and intellectual happenings, Rome is the Eternal City, today it continues to be a political capital, a spiritual center, and a monument to the artistic imagination of the past.

Business & Economy

The service sector, which estimates to be over 50% of the city’s GDP lean heavily on tourism, which is really Romes crucial industry. Rome now is one of the most prominent tourist destinations on the globe, due to the endless variety of its archaeological sites and artistic masterpieces, as well as the vibe of its unique culture, the beauty of its landscapes, and the pictures parks. Other essential industries in Rome include fashion, banking, finance, insurance, and publishing. The economy of Rome is defined by the absence of heavy industry, and consequently, it is mostly dominated by services, technology-focused companies (IT, electronics, defense, telecommunications, aerospace), research and development, construction and retail activities.

Landmarks

Rome's architecture underwent a couple of transformations over the centuries, specifically from the Imperial Roman styles and Classicism to Fascist architecture and later futuristic high-rise buildings. Rome used to be the prominent school of classical architecture, producing new architectural forms such as the vault, the arch, and the dome. Colosseum is one of the most picturesque buildings in Rome. It is the largest amphitheater ever built during the times of the Roman Empire. Originally it was able to seat more than 60,000 viewers; it was mostly utilized for gladiatorial combat There also notable examples of Romanesque style architecture from the 11-13th centuries. During the 16th century, Rome became one of the leading centers of Renaissance, Neoclassic, and Baroque architecture. The most famous example of Renaissance architecture is the Piazza del Campidoglio, designed by Michelangelo.

Transportation

Rome located at the heart of the radial network of roads that approximately reflect the lines of the antique Roman roads which began at the Capitoline Hill and linked Rome with its empire. The city experience massive traffic problems mainly due to this radial street design, making it challenging for residents to travel easily from the proximity of one of the circular roads to another without using the ring-road or going into the historic center. The limited size of Rome's metro system does not help the problem. It is considerably smaller compared to the cities of similar size. The local 3-line metro system regarded as Metropolitana runs. All local public transport infrastructure is integrated into city-scape. You have to buy your tickets prior to boarding to any public transport in the city. Cards for both Metro and the bus system can be purchased from bars, tobacco shops, vending machines at subway stations and large bus stops. On both buses and metro, there is a flat fee, whether you travel one stop or go to the end of the line. Keep in mind that during bus rides, your ticket is legitimate for 100 minutes enabling you to switch buses with a single ticket.

Finding Apartments for Rent in Rome

Let’s face it, Rome is one of the most visited cities in the world and a real authentic gem of Italy. Apartment hunting can be a quite complex task, but Rome’s rent prices should not be considered expensive. They’re not cheap, they’re affordable, especially if you’re moving from hotter rental markets. Finding a room or a flat in Rome can be way easier if you apply online and interact with your landlords through the rental platform. You won’t need to see each other every time you’ve got a question and Rentberry also allows you to negotiate the final rent price. Saving on rent is easier when you’ve got a price negotiation tool in your pocket. Just offer the rent price and security deposit and apply online via Rentberry today. Whenever you’re both ready to seal the deal, you can forget about the time-consuming paperwork and sign the legally binding lease agreement online. Don’t forget to check the amenities you’re looking for — flats with wooden floors and a great balcony in Rome are in two clicks away. Coming to Rome to study? Check out the student housing in Rome.

Neighborhoods of Rome

Ostiense

This is your top destination if you want to experience the true ‘like a local’ lifestyle. Bordering with Garbatella and Testaccio areas where A.S. Roma fans live and work, this neighborhood is going through the phase of rebuilding. Fortunately, thanks to many restaurants, pubs, and cafeterias, this area may be considered one of the most dynamic in Rome. Street art and superb local cuisine — that’s Ostiense in a nutshell.

Pigneto

Pigneto is often referred to as Rome’s Brooklyn. Doesn’t it sound exciting to find yourself a shelter of New York-ish lifestyle in Italy? To live in Pigneto means to live in 25 minutes from the center of Rome if you take a metro. Just like Brooklyn, Pigneto is popular among youth and has a vibrant nightlife with dozens of great bars and restaurants. Being very popular among students, Pigneto is very proud of La Sapienza University. That’s one of the largest colleges around.

Garbatella

One of the favorite destinations among the Rome visitors, Garbatella remains a goldmine for architecture lovers and great cuisine hunters. The nightlife here attracts locals and newcomers with its laid-back style. Let us quote one of the 1993 Italian movies to highlight the Garbatella’s value for locals: “Il quartiere che mi place plù di tutti è la Garbatella,” meaning, the place I like best of all is Garbatella. Short and right on point. Move to Garbatella if you enjoy hip venues and contemporary life, see it for yourself!

Trastevere

We’ve got to admit that Trastevere can be considered a real gem for those desiring to enjoy the laid-back lifestyle in Rome without tourist-crowded streets of the main city. Trastevere got it all: charming small streets, spectacular views, and authentic cuisine. Basically, living in Trastevere means experiencing the true Italian life without hip overcrowded streets and sightseeing that you’ve seen thousands of times. Distance yourself from mainstream Rome, try Trastevere!

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