Monti, Neighborhood in Rome, Italy
Monti is one of the city's most charming old residential neighborhoods.
It was one of the most densely populated districts in ancient Rome.
Monti is known for its bohemian atmosphere and is home to a mix of young creative types, students, and long-time locals.
The neighborhood is conveniently located near the Colosseum and Roman Forum.
Monti retains a bohemian edge and has become a popular destination for fashion and art lovers.
Location: Roma Capitale
Inception: 13 Century
Population: 12192
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Monti is one of the city's most charming old residential neighborhoods.
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