Via Flavia is located in the Sallustiano neighbourhood which is located in the northern part of the Quirinale hill, one of the seven hills on which Rome was founded. The neighbourhood has as its centre point in the the quiet Piazza Sallustio, the only real square in the where you can still see the remains of the Horti Sallustiani from which the neighborhood took its name. This neighbourhood can be divided into two areas, one between via Piave and via Piemonte-via Salandra, with a moderate population density, and the remaining one up to via Bissolati, practically uninhabited and with a high concentration of offices and ministries. Close to Via Flavia there is the beautiful Piazza Fiume, where there are marvelous palaces of the past together with buildings of modern architecture. Near Piazza Fiume there is Porta Pia, a beautiful structure built by Michelangelo Buonarroti, which became famous in 1870, when there was the battle between the papal troops and the Italian troops, which marked the end of papal power and the return of Rome to the Italy. Via Flavia welcomes innovation combined with history. Full of different restaurants where you can taste the typical dishes of the capital. The area is connected by bus and metro, it is located a few meters from Via Veneto, Piazza della Repubblica and Via Nazionale. The area is full of restaurants, bars, clubs and shops, in fact there is plenty of choice. In the area there are several supermarkets; COOP in via Venti Settembre open until 20.30 and also PAM Local Supermarket always in Via Venti Settembre open until 22.00. The closest Cinema is located in Corso d'Italia 107, Cinema Europa. The Gellini Pharmacy is located in Corso d'Italia n. 100 and is open 24 hours a day. The building is located outside the ZTL, the Limited Traffic Area of Rome’s city centre. Atac´s Park & Ride areas allow long term parking at a discounted rate, to reach the City Centre using urban public ...