Testaccio is Rome's historic working-class neighborhood, known as the heart of authentic Roman cuisine. Named after Monte Testaccio, a hill made of broken Roman oil amphorae. Home to the famous Testaccio Market, the beautiful Non-Catholic Cemetery where Keats and Shelley rest, and numerous trattorias serving traditional Roman dishes like coda alla vaccinara and trippa. A foodie paradise far from tourist crowds, with vibrant nightlife in converted warehouses.