Monteverde is one of Rome's most famous neighbourhoods because it is considered its green corner with the presence of the famous Villa Pamphili park (50 metres away), close to the Janiculum Hill, the terrace of Rome, from which one can appreciate the panorama of the city. Monteverde is a place of great peace and tranquillity. Although it is now part of the city centre, it still retains the charm of the hillside, as if it were still isolated from the chaos and traffic. Monteverde is home to two health facilities: the San Camillo-Forlanini hospital with an emergency room located on the Gianicolense ring road, and the National Institute for Infectious Diseases 'Lazzaro Spallanzani' on Via Portuense. Monteverde has no metro stops but is crossed by several bus lines. The 871 line provides access to the neighbouring district of Trastevere, while the 710 connects the Lenin stop to Carini, passing through the Dora Pamphilj park. In addition, tram line 8 runs through the district, reaching Piazza Venezia via Trastevere.In the vicinity of the house you can find Supermarkets, Restaurants, Bars, Paninotecas, Pharmacies and ATMs.Bus stops, which will take you to the centre of Rome and the Vatican in a few stops, are 100 metres away. IT058091C2VZMFJGHB