Tucked between Termini train station and the Campo Verano cemetery, S. Lorenzo is originally a working-class neighbourhood which was the only area of Rome bombed during world war two. Today the district is synonymous with nightlife, street art and counter-culture, and is home to numerous artist collectives and art studios.

Its diverse range of bars and restaurants range between the trendy and cheap – often both – and its proximity to La Sapienza university means the area has a large student population.

OUR SELECTION FOR SAN LORENZO DISTRICT

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Tram Tram trattoria in Rome's S. Lorenzo quarter

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Said: Rome's chocolate factory in S. Lorenzo

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Ex Dogana in Rome

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Hamburgeseria - Burger Bar

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Supermercato Gros

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Farmacia S. Lorenzo

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Laboratorio Fitness

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Candle’s Store

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Red Frame Shop

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Osteria Il Pulcino Ballerino

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Jamrock

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Fondazione Pastificio Cerere

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Il Sorì