Tucked between the Tiber and Campo de’ Fiori, the Regola neighborhood is one of Rome’s most intriguing secrets — an areathat belongs as much to the locals as to history. Once part of the  historic Campo Marzio – ancient Rome’s epic military training field- the neighborhood today is still filled with the Campo de Fiori flower market, artisans, and quaint locales.   Today, its cobbled streets are lined withRenaissance palazzi with hidden courtyards, Baroque churches, artisan ateliers, and small galleries that all whisper of the city’s ancient past. Regola is a true Roman neighborhood, a residential area where everyday Romans still shop, work, and eat away far from the throngs of tourists. As night sets in, Regola glows with a softer, slower  rhythm — the perfect backdrop for Hotel De’ Ricci, where the spirit of la Dolce Vita continues.