The Anagnina district is located in the south-eastern part of Rome, near the Grande Raccordo Anulare. It takes its name from the Anagnina road, which crosses the neighborhood and connects the area with the city of Anagni.

The neighborhood is characterized by the presence of the Anagnina metro station, terminus of line A of the Rome metro, which makes it easily reachable from the city center and from other areas of the Roman suburbs. Right near the station is the terminus for many buses that connect the district with other areas of the city and the Roman hinterland.

Anagnina is mainly a residential area, but there are also some commercial activities, including shops, supermarkets, restaurants and bars. One of the most interesting places in the neighborhood is the RomaEst Shopping Center, which is located just a few minutes away from the metro station and offers a wide choice of shops, cinemas and restaurants.

From a tourist point of view, nearby there are some places of interest, such as the Villa dei Quintili, an ancient Roman residence, and the Parco degli Acquedotti, a green area that preserves some ancient Roman aqueducts.

The Anagnina district is a quiet and well-connected area, ideal for those looking for residential accommodation close to the city of Rome, but at the same time away from the chaos of the city centre.