Rome

Parioli is Romes most affluent neighborhood, home to embassies, luxury villas, and the sprawling Villa Borghese park. Families here enjoy top private schools, elegant cafes, and an established international community.

Trastevere is one of Romes most charming and vibrant neighborhoods, with medieval cobblestone streets, ivy-covered facades, and a lively nightlife scene. While apartments tend to be small and historic, the neighborhoods character and walkability are unmatched.

Monteverde is a hilly, green neighborhood southwest of the city center, divided into Vecchio (old) and Nuovo (new). Its bohemian character, excellent trattorias, and family-friendly piazzas make it a favorite among international residents seeking an authentic Roman lifestyle.

EUR is a planned district south of central Rome, built originally for a 1942 world fair. Its wide boulevards, rationalist architecture, and artificial lake create a uniquely orderly feel for Rome. International organizations and schools make it a practical expat base.

Balduina is a quiet, elevated residential neighborhood in northwestern Rome, popular with Italian professionals and a growing number of expat families. Its hillside position offers fresh breezes and green views, with good local shops and schools.

Fleming is an upscale residential area north of the Vatican, known for its leafy streets, modern apartment buildings, and proximity to international schools. It offers a calm suburban feel while still being well connected to the historic center by bus and tram.