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Della Vittoria, Rome — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Della Vittoria, entered on the register under the official name Milvio, is a quarter of Rome whose churches carry the name of Monte Mario.
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Where to stay in Della Vittoria
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Monte Mario is the pull. Rooms in Della Vittoria sit away from the ancient centre of Rome, on ground the quarter shares with the hill, and that distance is the whole trade, quieter streets, a longer trip in. The register still calls it Milvio.
You want this quarter if a residential base under Monte Mario, with San Gabriele arcangelo among the local streets, beats sleeping among the monuments of Rome.
Few places to stay in Della Vittoria — most visitors book in Rome nearby.
About Della Vittoria
What are the main landmarks in Della Vittoria?
Three churches make the list. Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario and Santa Rita da Cascia a Monte Mario Church both take the hill into their dedication, which is the plainest sign of how far the quarter's built ground climbs. San Gabriele arcangelo completes the set.
Beyond those, the register for Della Vittoria is short, and a visitor after museums or ruins looks to the rest of Rome.
What is the history of Della Vittoria?
Rome constituted the quarter in 1932, and the city register still carries it under the official name Milvio rather than the one in common use, Della Vittoria. Two names, one ground. What survives on the record from earlier is thin: the dedications of Nostra Signora di Guadalupe a Monte Mario and Santa Rita da Cascia a Monte Mario Church tie the district to the hill, while San Gabriele arcangelo stands among the later streets.
Where is Della Vittoria?
Monte Mario names the higher ground of the quarter, which lies within Rome, in Italy, and appears on the city register as Milvio.
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What is the best area to stay in Della Vittoria?
Rome: central beds with the Milvio quarter left as a trip out.
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Updated September 2026