Rental listings in Rome, close to the neighborhood Giuliano-Dalmata

Julian-Dalmata is the 31st district of Rome, denoted by Q. XXXI. It was born as Villaggio Operaio E42 and housed the workers engaged in the setting up of the Universal Exhibition in Rome. In 1955, following the arrival of refugees from Giulia and Dalmatia, it assumed its present name. It houses the Cecchignola Castle and the Historical Museum Archive of Rijeka. It can be reached from the Laurentina station of the Metro B.