Our practice is in Trastevere,
since 1978.
Viale di Trastevere, 108 — Building B, Unit 2, 00153 Roma
On the first floor of a historic building with an elegant inner cloister, in the heart of one of the most vibrant and authentic neighbourhoods of Rome. Easily reached by public transport, train and car.
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By any means, we are only minutes from the city centre.
The central location makes the practice easy to reach from anywhere in Rome. Here is every way to arrive.
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By tram
Tram 8, the line connecting Piazza Venezia to Casaletto through the whole of Trastevere. The Mastai and Trastevere/Mameli stops are steps away from the practice. It is the most convenient option from the historic centre.
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By bus
Several lines run along Viale di Trastevere and nearby streets: H, 44, 75, 780, N9 (night). Stops: Viale Trastevere/Mameli, Trastevere/Sonnino and Stazione Trastevere.
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By train
Roma Trastevere station is about 400–500 metres away — a 5-minute walk. It is a major railway hub connected to the city centre of Rome, to Fiumicino airport via the FL1 line and to many destinations in the Lazio region.
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By car
The area is easily accessible by car and both street parking (subject to availability) and two covered car parks are located within a few hundred metres.
Two covered car parks a few minutes on foot.
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Porta Portese Car Park — APCOA
Via Michele Carcani 38, a few minutes from the practice. Multi-storey, open 24 hours a day, around 200 spaces, easily reached from Viale di Trastevere.
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Garage Trastevere
A further option a stone's throw from the practice, for those who prefer a small private car park in the immediate vicinity.
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Trastevere, the authentic heart of Rome.
Our practice is in a historic building on Viale di Trastevere, the main artery running through the neighbourhood down to the Tiber. We are a few minutes on foot from Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, the Basilica of San Crisogono, the Ministry of Education and Roma Trastevere station. A fifteen-minute walk reaches Tiber Island, the Janiculum Hill with its panoramic view over the city, and the Testaccio quarter across Ponte Sublicio.
For almost fifty years the practice has been part of the neighbourhood's story. Many of our patients have known us for generations: we are a stable and familiar reference point, not just a place of care.
The First Visit Experience
Not a routine appointment — a meeting. We show you the practice, introduce the team and the technology, and above all we take the time to listen, without judgement and without rush.
- Meet the practice and the team
- We listen, without rush
- No judgement