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The Piazza Bologna district is one of the best known in Rome, a shining example of rationalist architecture.
It is one of the reference points for university students, who experience the hectic life of a metropolis like Rome, full of opportunities for recreation, culture and artistic stimulation.
The neighborhood is obviously frequented and lived also by the Romans and by passing people.
The area is one of the best equipped for both services and shops and there is a wide selection of architectural, historical, artistic and naturalistic sites, as in the nature of the capital.
For example, the elegant Villa Torlonia, historic residence of Mussolini and today a museum villa, where many of the empire-style houses have been restored to their former glory, where it is pleasant to walk or jog through the tree-lined avenues. You can admire the beautiful pond, the Casina delle Civette where exhibitions are often staged in the "green lung" nestled in the heart of Rome.
During the weekend, especially on Saturday nights, it is very busy with plenty of young people and families who stop for an ice cream a drink or dinner.
This area is full of typical restaurants where you can spend an evening in company, but also of ethnic restaurants, such as the Sahara, a well-known Eritrean restaurant or Win-restaurant like the Enoteca Uva e Forme with a family atmosphere where they organize wine-tasting courses and where it is possible to delight the palate with dishes expertly combined with wine.
Piazza Bologna is a nerve center of the capital that quickly leads to neighboring districts such as the Colosseum, San Lorenzo (district of the university nightlife), the wonderful Coppedè or Viale Libia, great for your shopping.
This area is ideal if you want to experience the Rome of the Romans and to spend some free time in a welcoming, bubbly and cheeky atmosphere.

Metro Piazza Bologna, 4min walk
Bus 61: 2min walk
Stazione Termini: 8min metro
Colosseo: 10min metro
Universita' la Sapienza: 15min walk
Policlinico Umberto I: 15min walk