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Prati is one of the most prestigious neighborhoods in Rome. It is a highly central area of the capital, making it perfect for those who need easy access to the vibrant heart of the city. The streets of this district are lively with numerous shops and eateries, and it is considered the ideal place to experience the authentic lifestyle of the city's residents. While there aren't many tourist attractions, this area is less frequented by visitors, which contributes to its peaceful atmosphere and the quality of services available.

Prati is home to several churches, a common feature throughout Rome, but among the notable civil and military buildings are the Teatro Adriano, the Palace of Justice which houses the Supreme Court, the Civil Court of Rome, and the barracks of the Army and Carabinieri, alongside the Historical Museum of the Carabinieri. Being close to the historic center, there are various bus routes connecting the neighborhood to the city's key areas, in addition to the Lepanto stop on Metro Line A, which crosses the center, allowing access to Piazza di Spagna in just two stops and Termini in four.

You are just a stone's throw from the center and near the Vatican, with the opportunity to visit the famous Piazza Cavour, which features its monument and beautifully maintained garden, the notable Palazzaccio that houses the Court of Cassation, as well as several museums and the city’s synagogue. Some of Rome's best restaurants are located in Prati, offering a wide range of traditional cuisine, excellently presented at places like Pizzeria San Marco and Arcangelo, where the dishes are modern takes on classic recipes. There are also venues serving nouvelle cuisine and gelaterias ready to provide delicious treats, such as Fatamorgana, Gracchi, and Al Settimo Gelo.

The nightlife is equally vibrant. If you're looking to go out, you'll find venues with live music, bars offering excellent aperitifs with buffet-style appetizers, such as Mazzini and Antonini, along with lively after-dinner scenes. Pubs and jazz clubs are scattered throughout the neighborhood, providing a great opportunity to mingle with locals. Among the trendiest spots are Bar Bar, The Place, Fonclea, and Alexanderplatz, where live performances featuring various genres of jazz and other types of music occur almost every night.

Prati boasts a plethora of shops catering to every need and is also home to various offices and foreign representations that maintain relations with the Vatican. The neighborhood is also home to the Museum of the Souls in Purgatory and Profondo Rosso, a horror-themed museum created by Dario Argento.