The ancient district of Suburra, named after the Latin "sub urbe" (under the city), is said to have been the birthplace of Caesar. Since the times of ancient Rome, this neighborhood has remained authentic and vibrant, preserving architectural evidence from every era, including rare examples of medieval urban planning and art in Rome. Today, Suburra is the oldest district in the capital, where popular tradition blends with the creativity of new trends. Its strategic location makes it an ideal place to stay, as it is just a short walk away from the most important monuments and renowned areas of the city, close to Termini station and well-served by public transportation.