The Anagnina neighborhood is located in the southeast of Rome, near the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA). It takes its name from the Anagnina road, which runs through the neighborhood and connects it to the city of Anagni.

The neighborhood is characterized by the presence of the Anagnina metro station, the terminus of Rome’s Metro Line A, making it easily accessible from the city center and other areas of the Roman suburbs. Near the station is the terminus of many buses connecting the neighborhood to other areas of the city and the Roman hinterland.

Anagnina is primarily a residential area, but there are also some commercial activities, including shops, supermarkets, restaurants, and bars. One of the neighborhood’s most interesting attractions is the RomaEst Shopping Center, located just minutes from the metro station and offering a wide selection of shops, cinemas, and restaurants.

From a tourist perspective, there are several nearby attractions, such as the Villa dei Quintili, an ancient Roman residence, and the Parco degli Acquedotti, a green area that preserves several ancient Roman aqueducts.

The Anagnina neighborhood is a quiet and well-connected area, ideal for those seeking residential accommodation close to Rome, yet away from the chaos of the city center.