Garbatella is one of the most characteristic neighborhoods in Rome, known for its authentic atmosphere and picturesque architecture. One of Garbatella’s most distinctive elements is precisely its architecture, with small villas and popular housing blocks surrounded by greenery, inner courtyards, and staircases that create an almost fairy-tale-like setting. The buildings showcase an eclectic style that blends Roman Baroque, medieval influences, and rationalism. Today, Garbatella is a lively and dynamic neighborhood, home to both historic families and young people and students, attracted by its bohemian atmosphere and proximity to Roma Tre University. The neighborhood is also famous for being the setting of films and TV series, including the popular show I Cesaroni.