What are the good and bad neighborhoods of Rome, Italy?

Been living in Rome for 8 years. If by bad you mean places where you should be concerned about your safety, I can fairly say there is hardly such a place in Rome. read more

Good ones are historical center, Prati, Parioli, Monteverde, the northern areas like Ponte Milvio, Monte Mario, Eur. Bad ones are considered Tor Bella Monaca, Tor Pignattara, San Basilio, generally the"periferia", parts far from the center. read more

Aventine is Rome’s best kept secret, a tranquil residential neighborhood, hiding atop an ancient hill. Campo Marzio With its cafes, boutiques, and people watching, Campo Marzio is Rome at its daytime best: the most central of the center neighborhoods, appealing to both locals and visitors. read more

Bear in mind that Via Cavour stretches all the way from Termini to the Colleseum/ Forum area. We just returned from our Italy trip and spent the last 3 nights in an apartment in Rome (wish it had been a week). We stayed on Leonina St, about a block from the Metro and loved the neighborhood. read more