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Infernetto, Rome — Area Guide & Where to Stay
Where to stay in Infernetto
Where you base yourself shapes the visit — here's the character of each area.
Infernetto is mostly residential. Hotels are few across this suburban zone of Rome, so most visitors book a base in central Rome and ride out to San Tommaso Apostolo and the surrounding streets when they want to see it. Streets of houses fill the zone, with the parish of San Tommaso Apostolo among the few public landmarks.
If you want a quiet, local stay away from the crowds, base yourself in the centre and visit by road.
About Infernetto
What are the main landmarks in Infernetto?
Landmarks here are few. Built up only from the late twentieth century, Infernetto is a young suburban zone, so its stock of public monuments is small and its civic focus rests on the parish rather than on grand architecture. The Catholic church of San Tommaso Apostolo, named for Thomas the Apostle, is the main one.
It serves the zone within Rome's Municipio X.
What is the history of Infernetto?
Infernetto is a modern suburb. Its recorded formation dates to 1977, when the zone took its present shape as a residential quarter on the periphery of Rome rather than as part of the older urban core. Administration falls under Rome's Municipio X. Housing spread outward across this part of Lazio, reaching well beyond the built-up centre of Rome as the suburb filled in.
Where is Infernetto?
Infernetto lies on the outer fringe of Rome, a suburban zone of Lazio administered within Rome's Municipio X.
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Updated July 2026