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Hotels in Pigna, Rome

Pigna is one of the 38 neighbourhoods of Rome (Wikidata: "9th rione of Rome, Italy"); population 2,795, area 0.2 km². Its centre is 0.6 km from the city centre. 15 places to stay in this guide are counted here, listed nearest the area centre first.

Places to stay
15of 463 in Rome's neighbourhoods
From the city centre
0.6 km
Nearest station
Barberini1.2 km · OpenStreetMap
Nearest main sight
Trajan's Column0.5 km
Population
2,795Wikidata
Restaurants, cafes and bars
53OpenStreetMap, by nearest area centre
Area within its boundary
0.2 km²OpenStreetMap

Where to stay

Places to stay in Pigna

Nearest the area's centre point first, by straight-line distance. Chain properties link to their own websites; hotels recorded in Wikidata link to their encyclopedia article where there is one.

#Place to stayTypeFrom the area centre
1Hotel Scenariohotel0.0 km
2Minerva Relaishotel0.1 km
3Le Quattro Dame Luxury Suiteshotel0.1 km
4B&B Best Pantheonhotel0.1 km
5Queen Palace Suiteshotel0.1 km
6IRooms Pantheon & Navonahotel0.2 km
7Terrace Pantheon Relaishotel0.2 km
8Navona Stylehotel0.2 km
9iRooms Campo dei Fiorihotel0.2 km
10Argentina Style Viewhotel0.2 km
11Via Del Corso Home Romahotel0.3 km
12Singer Palace Hotelhotel0.3 km
13Corso 281 Luxury Suiteshotel0.3 km
14Domus Liberahotel0.3 km
15Hotel Mancino 12hotel0.4 km

Visiting

What to see, eat and drink in Pigna

OpenStreetMap maps 35 restaurants, 12 cafes and 6 bars and pubs counted in Pigna, and 29 named sights: museums and galleries, parks, monuments, viewpoints and other attractions. They are counted the same way as the places to stay: each place goes to the area whose centre is nearest, within that area's reach. This rule has no boundaries, so places near the edge can fall in a neighbouring area's count.

WhatMappedRank in Rome
Restaurants3525 of 38
Cafes1229 of 38
Bars, pubs and beer gardens622 of 38
Museums and galleries68 of 38
Named parks0
Monuments, viewpoints and other sights239 of 38

Rank 1 has the most among the 38 neighbourhoods of Rome; areas with equal counts share a rank. A zero means none is mapped in OpenStreetMap, not that there are none: coverage varies from place to place.

The 10 best-known sights counted in Pigna

Named sights OpenStreetMap maps for which the centre of Pigna is the nearest area centre, the same rule as the counts above, so some may lie outside the boundary of Pigna: those linked to Wikidata or Wikipedia first, then by the number of Wikipedia language editions covering them. Distances are in a straight line from the area's centre point.

SightTypeFrom the area centre
Chiesa del GesùPlace of worship0.2 km
Basilica di Santa Maria sopra MinervaPlace of worship0.1 km
Palazzo VeneziaAttraction0.3 km
Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola at Campus MartiusPlace of worship0.2 km
Basilica di San MarcoPlace of worship0.3 km
Basilica dei Santi XII ApostoliPlace of worship0.5 km
Santa Maria in Via LataPlace of worship0.3 km
Palazzo ColonnaGallery0.5 km
Largo di Torre ArgentinaAttraction0.2 km
San Marcello al CorsoPlace of worship0.4 km

Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0), map data of 21 September 2026.

Stations

Stations nearest the centre of Pigna

The nearest stations OpenStreetMap maps within 3 km of the centre of Pigna, and the nearest of each kind (rail, metro, light rail, monorail, funicular) within the same distance. Tram and bus stops are not included.

StationServesFrom the area centre
Barberinimetro1.2 km
Spagnametro1.2 km
Colosseometro1.3 km
Flaminiorail and metro1.8 km

Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL 1.0), map data of 21 September 2026. Distances are in a straight line, not walking distance.

Distances

How far Pigna is from Rome's main sights

SightTypeFrom Pigna
Trajan's Columnarchaeological site0.5 km
Roman Forumsquare0.8 km
Quirinal Palaceroyal palace0.8 km
Castel Sant'Angelomuseum1.2 km
Palatine Hillnational museum1.2 km
Colosseumarchaeological site1.4 km
Saint Peter's Squaresquare1.8 km
Apostolic Palacepalace1.9 km
St. Peter's Basilicalandmark2.1 km
Vatican Museumsart museum2.2 km

Around the area

Stations and sights in and near Pigna

Other stations (Wikidata)

Sights in Pigna: 12 of 44

The 12 covered by the most Wikipedia language editions.

Nearby

Areas next to Pigna

All 38 neighbourhoods of Rome compared →

Questions

Pigna: questions travellers ask

How many hotels are in Pigna, Rome?

15 places to stay in this guide are counted in Pigna: those for which its centre is the nearest of the 38 neighbourhoods of Rome. The nearest to the area centre is Hotel Scenario, 0.0 km away.

How far is Pigna from the centre of Rome?

0.6 km in a straight line from the area's centre to the city centre point Wikidata gives for Rome.

How far is Pigna from Colosseum?

1.4 km in a straight line from the centre of Pigna. The nearest of Rome's main sights is Trajan's Column, 0.5 km away.

Which stations are nearest the centre of Pigna?

As mapped in OpenStreetMap: Barberini (metro, 1.2 km), Spagna (metro, 1.2 km), Colosseo (metro, 1.3 km) and Flaminio (rail and metro, 1.8 km), in a straight line from the area's centre point.

How many restaurants, cafes and bars are there in Pigna?

OpenStreetMap maps 35 restaurants, 12 cafes and 6 bars and pubs counted in Pigna (each place in the area whose centre is nearest).

Areas: the 38 neighbourhoods of Rome that Wikidata records as a neighborhood located in the city. Places to stay are not assigned by boundary: each is counted in the area whose centre is nearest, and only when it is within that area's reach (twice the radius of a circle the size of the area where Wikidata gives its size, otherwise 1.5 km) and no nearer the centre of a neighbouring town in this guide; 463 places to stay are counted this way. Sights are counted the same way. Main sights: the 10 sights in these areas covered by the most Wikipedia language editions. Stations: railway and metro stations in Wikidata. All distances are straight-line from the area's centre point; on foot or by road they are longer.

Sources: the area, sights and stations from Wikidata (CC0); Pigna on Wikipedia; places to stay from each operator's own public pages and from Wikidata. How this guide is made.