South Rome is a zone of Rome.
To know
How to orient yourself
41 ° 49′12 ″ N 12 ° 24′4 ″ E
South Rome
South Rome: full screen map.Neighborhoods
Ostiense - It extends beyond Porta San Paolo and the nearby "Pyramid of Cestius".
Portuense
Ardeatino
Giuliano-Dalmata
Lido di Ostia Ponente
Lido di Ostia Levante
Lido of Castel Fusano
Appio-Latino
Appio-Pignatelli
How to get
Trains from Fiumicino airport stop at the Roma-Ostiense station.
How to get around
What see
What to do
Shopping
Markets
- 1 Porta Portese market, Via Portuense.
Sun 06: 00-14: 00. On Sunday Via Portuense and the surrounding streets are closed to traffic to make room for this large market. Praised by Claudio Baglioni in his 1972 song "Porta Portese", it was born in 1945 as a flea market where you can find the most diverse objects including both new and used clothing, books, records, bicycles, antiques furniture etc. Lately it is much quieter and more popular because there are constant controls on licenses that have made the disappearance of many illegal retailers who occupied further streets and sidewalks and which had made this market a notorious place. A fixed point of reference for Roman life, it is also used as a meeting point for friends who want to take a stroll around the dome. In Cinecittà, in the Don Bosco district, the Porta Portese 2 market was built. - 2 Eco-friendly City, Via del Porto Fluviale n˚2, @[email protected]. Sat 17: 00-19: 00, Sun 16: 30-20: 00. The community of Sant'Egidio has set up a market with the same philosophy as the "charity shops" of the Anglo-Saxon countries. Everyone can donate things that are no longer used that instead of being thrown away find a second life with a new buyer and the proceeds from the sale go to charity, in this case to support the activities of the community, especially the work of combating AIDS in Africa. To donate unused objects and things you can go on Thursday and Saturday from 17:00 to 19:00. To buy, however, it is only open on Saturday and Sunday afternoons and if you love flea markets and browsing this is the ideal place. The area is divided into three buildings, called "lofts" divided according to the goods on display: furniture, objects and clothing. There is also a "vintage" department which is also open on Thursdays from 17:00 to 19:00. The market is closed in August.
Sun 06: 00-14: 00. On Sunday Via Portuense and the surrounding streets are closed to traffic to make room for this large market. Praised by Claudio Baglioni in his 1972 song "Porta Portese", it was born in 1945 as a flea market where you can find the most diverse objects including both new and used clothing, books, records, bicycles, antiques furniture etc. Lately it is much quieter and more popular because there are constant controls on licenses that have made the disappearance of many illegal retailers who occupied further streets and sidewalks and which had made this market a notorious place. A fixed point of reference for Roman life, it is also used as a meeting point for friends who want to take a stroll around the dome. In Cinecittà, in the Don Bosco district, the Porta Portese 2 market was built.How to have fun
- 1 Planet Club, Via del Commercio 36, ☎ 39 06 574 7826. What was once the famous Alpheus. One of the largest clubs in Rome, very popular. Theme nights.
Where to eat
Moderate prices
- 1 [link not working]Fantasy pizza, Via Enrico Fermi 42, ☎ 39 06 558 0253, @[email protected]. Family run pizzeria of excellent quality where you can stop for a snack or a full meal sitting at the counter. Very popular, so the pizzas come out often and are always freshly made; you choose the size of the piece and pay by weight. While waiting for the next release of the pizza in the oven, you can refresh yourself with the classic supplì or with their variant "lemon supplì". Excellent service and courtesy and the pizza chef Massimo will entertain you with his pungent mood and subtle irony.
Average prices
- 2 The wheel, Via Enrico Fermi 90, ☎ 39 06 558 6301. Tue-Sun 09: 30-00: 00.
- 3 From the Marsicano, Via Enrico Fermi 85, ☎ 39 06 557 6985.
Ice cream shops
- 4 Alpine, Via Enrico Fermi 23, ☎ 39 06 557 0250. Excellent homemade ice cream served in the old way or with covered tubs; the tastes can then be read on the wall and chosen from the list. The owners are kind and courteous.
- 5 Apple and Cinnamon, Via Oderisi da Gubbio 71, ☎ 39 06 5530 1622. Tue-Sun 12: 00-00: 00 Mon 12: 00-20: 00. Excellent ice cream parlor and reference point for those who live in the Marconi district. Quality focused on raw materials and processing as well as the kindness of the owner Davide who personally takes care of both the ingredients and the production. Obviously to keep the standards high there are not hundreds of flavors to choose from but in addition to the classics there are the special and refined ones that will satisfy even the most demanding palates: Amisticanza, Saffron and pine nuts, Apple and Cinnamon and various others to discover once. in store as well as various slushes with interesting flavors.
- 6 otaleg, Viale dei Colli Portuensi 594, @[email protected].
€ 1 per ball. Good ice cream with a wide choice of both classic and refined flavors of excellent quality, such as ciauscolo. They serve "balls" of ice cream and it doesn't matter if in a cup or cone, they always cost € 1 per ball. Very busy and the environment is very small, so to avoid confusion, take the number at the entrance to be served.
€ 1 per ball. Good ice cream with a wide choice of both classic and refined flavors of excellent quality, such as ciauscolo. They serve "balls" of ice cream and it doesn't matter if in a cup or cone, they always cost € 1 per ball. Very busy and the environment is very small, so to avoid confusion, take the number at the entrance to be served.