*** Just behind our house, there is the Basilica of St. Maria Ausiliatrice, one of the basilicas of Rome. 
Parking is free in the street without fee. 
Should you need to park your car in the garage, one is located next to the front door. 
GPS coordinates: 41 ° 52 '22 """"""""N 12 ° 31 '51"""""""" E (N 41.8727420; E 12.5310603) 
 
MONUMENTS 
Along the road that leads to the beautiful ""Parco Appia Antica"", you reach the archaeological resources of the Via Appia Antica, the oldest street in Rome. 
Here you can admire rare beauties such as Triopio of Herodes Atticus, Temple St. Urban, the cave of the nymph Egeria, the tomb of Annia Regilla and along the Appian Way, the tomb of Cecilia Metella and the Roman catacombs. 
Behind the Basilica of St. Maria Ausiliatrice, there is Villa Lais, a 5 minute walk from home. 
Already the land registry documents of the 18th century, they report this artefact composed of seven buildings, including the greenhouse, the manor house, stables. 
With a variety of different plants it was originally a botanical garden. 
As in a dream, it is the beautiful chapel desecrated now become a place for the celebration of civil marriages from Monday to Friday. 
If you take the bus 85 in 5 minutes you reach the church of San Giovanni in Laterano and Santa Croce in Gerusalemme, two of the Jubilee Churches of Rome. By subway you can reach the Vatican and the Colosseum and Termini train station is easily accessible by bus or metro in 10 minutes.