La Giustiniana

La Giustiniana is a residential district in northern Rome combining housing, parks, and modern infrastructure. The neighborhood extends across a wide area and provides direct access to major roads that connect to central Rome.

The district was formally integrated into Rome's administrative system in 1961, marking the start of its organized development as a neighborhood. This incorporation enabled planned expansion with modern standards.

The D. Agostinelli Museum documents local history through collections that show how this neighborhood developed over time. Visitors can see how the community has maintained its identity as the city expanded around it.

The district is best explored on foot or by car, as main roads provide good orientation. Visitors should wear comfortable shoes since the area is spread out over a wide space.

The area is known for residents actively participating in decisions about urban development and environmental protection efforts. Local initiatives work to balance growth with preservation of green spaces.

Location: Roma Capitale

Inception: September 13, 1961

Shares border with: Labaro, Grottarossa, Tomba di Nerone, La Storta, Isola Farnese

GPS coordinates: 41.98230,12.41160

Latest update: December 10, 2025 15:47