Carlo’s apartment is very comfortable, nicely decorated and fully equipped for living in it with a touch for small details. I’ve spent almost two months in it and it simply felt good to live in. It is bright apartment, a lot of space, well-chosen furniture, with kitchen and living room on the inner side of a picaresque courtyard. It has bedrooms to two sides of the building, to the quiet courtyard, and to the street, which is more vivid with night life at Fridays and Saturdays. It is less than half an hour distance of nice walk to the Colosseum, but at the same time there are many different lines of local transport (bus, tram and also metro). It’s no problem to go to any other part of the city from it. I enjoyed the neighbourhood, because San Lorenzo has its own local life, with a lot of students and young people (Sapienza and Roma Tre are nearby), but also usual families. There are tourists, but it’s not crowded with tourists. It has a lot of restaurants, bars, shops, a market place with vegetables and fish etc. which are there for the inhabitants with different preferences, not primarily for tourists. Whatever on needs for a daily life, it is there. Carrefour is the best super-market in neighbourhood, with a lot of eco-products, operating 24/7, also during holidays. For pizza, I recommend pizzeria La Farine, absolutely delicious. Although some streets in San Lorenzo are painted with graffiti and have a lot of pubs/bars for different groups of young people, in two months I didn’t have any bad experience. Actually, in all communications people were very friendly. In May and June there were a lot of cultural events. Termini is 10 minutes’ walk away, to use a taxi is not expensive. If I had the opportunity, I would definitely spend in Carlo’s apartment another longer period in Rome.