<p class="ql-block">当然，虽然是走马观花，到了罗马，也不能只看斗兽场，不知不觉地就来到了罗马的 Monti（正式名称 Rione Monti，第一区）； 这是罗马最古老、现在也最有特色的街区之一；夹在斗兽场、帝国广场和 Termini 火车站之间，位置极好，却没有纳沃纳广场或特莱维喷泉那种被游客淹没的感觉。</p> <p class="ql-block">“Monti”就是“山丘”的意思，因为它覆盖罗马七丘中的埃斯奎利诺、维米纳莱、奎里纳莱等几座山。古代这里叫 Suburra，是平民区和声名狼藉的贫民窟，据说凯撒就出生在这里。如今它已经变成罗马最时髦、最有波西米亚气质的街区：独立设计师店、复古店、小画廊、酒吧和传统罗马餐厅，挤在爬满常春藤的鹅卵石巷子里。</p> <p class="ql-block">街区的客厅是 Piazza della Madonna dei Monti。广场中央有一座16世纪喷泉，傍晚当地人会坐在喷泉台阶上喝开胃酒，气氛很生活化。从这里往外走，Via Urbana、Via del Boschetto、Via dei Serpenti 是逛街的核心，几乎看不到连锁店。</p> <p class="ql-block">这儿附近有圣彼得锁链堂（San Pietro in Vincoli）：米开朗基罗的《摩西》就在这里；还有圣母大殿（Santa Maria Maggiore）是罗马四大宗座圣殿之一。这些在之后的作品中都会得到。</p><p class="ql-block">从这里步行几分钟就能到斗兽场、帝国广场、图拉真市场。Via dei Serpenti 尽头还能看到斗兽场的经典街景。</p> <p class="ql-block">吃的方面，Monti 偏邻里小馆。可以吃正宗罗马面（cacio e pepe、carbonara、gricia），也可以在 Madonna dei Monti 附近买一块薄脆罗马披萨。晚上酒吧和开胃酒氛围很好，比特拉斯提弗列更本地、没那么吵。</p><p class="ql-block">交通很方便：地铁 B 线 Cavour 站就在街区边缘，Colosseo 站也只要走几分钟。住在这里的好处是：白天去古迹走路就到，晚上回来还能享受真正的街区生活。</p> <p class="ql-block">简单说，Monti 适合想同时靠近古迹、又想感受罗马人日常街区气质的人。它不大，一个下午就能慢慢逛完核心巷子，傍晚坐在喷泉边看人来人往，是这个街区最舒服的时刻。</p> <p class="ql-block">Monti (officially Rione Monti, Rome’s first historic district) is one of the city’s oldest neighborhoods and one of its most appealing today. It sits between the Colosseum, the Imperial Forums, and Termini Station — extremely central, but far less overrun than Piazza Navona or the Trevi Fountain.</p> <p class="ql-block">The name means “hills.” The district spreads across parts of the Esquiline, Viminal, and Quirinal hills. In antiquity this was the Suburra, a dense working-class slum with a rough reputation; Julius Caesar is said to have been born here. Today it is one of Rome’s coolest, most bohemian quarters: independent boutiques, vintage shops, small galleries, wine bars, and traditional trattorias packed into ivy-covered cobblestone streets.</p> <p class="ql-block">The neighborhood’s living room is Piazza della Madonna dei Monti. A 16th-century fountain stands in the center; in the evening locals sit on the steps for aperitivo. From there, Via Urbana, Via del Boschetto, and Via dei Serpenti are the main streets for wandering. You will find almost no chain stores.</p> <p class="ql-block">Nearby highlights include San Pietro in Vincoli, home to Michelangelo’s Moses; Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore, one of Rome’s four papal basilicas( and the Colosseum, Imperial Forums, and Trajan’s Markets, all a short walk away. Via dei Serpenti also gives a classic street view toward the Colosseum.</p> <p class="ql-block">Food here is neighborhood-scale rather than destination-fine-dining. Expect Roman pasta (cacio e pepe, carbonara, gricia) and thin, crisp Roman pizza near Madonna dei Monti. The evening bar and aperitivo scene is lively but more local and less chaotic than Trastevere.</p> <p class="ql-block">Getting there is easy: Metro Line B stop Cavour sits on the edge of the quarter; Colosseo is only a few minutes’ walk. Staying here means major sights are walkable by day, and you return at night to a real residential neighborhood rather than a tourist stage set.</p><p class="ql-block">In short, Monti is ideal if you want to be close to the monuments but still feel like you are in a Roman neighborhood. It is compact: one unhurried afternoon covers the core streets. The best moment is early evening, sitting by the fountain and watching the square fill up.</p> <p class="ql-block">希望您喜欢今天的分享，关注DC视野，一起周游世界🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍</p>