San Giovanni is a dynamic, family-friendly district in southeast Rome, anchored by the majestic Basilica of San Giovanni in Laterano—Rome’s cathedral—and the lively Piazza San Giovanni. Well connected by Metro Line A, it boasts a mix of elegant Art Nouveau buildings and working-class charm, with bustling markets on Via Appia Nuova and cozy cafés lining the streets. By day, locals shop for fresh produce at the Mercato Appio; by night, bars and pizzerias hum with activity. Nearby green spaces like the Parco della Caffarella offer a peaceful retreat, making San Giovanni a perfect blend of history, community, and modern Roman life.