Hospitals & Pharmacies — Monti
Find hospitals, ER and 24h pharmacies in Monti. Hip neighborhood between Colosseum and Termini, full of vintage shops, wine bars and cafes. Walkable to all major ancient sites.
Medical assistance in Monti is reliable and EU-standard. Italy's public health system (SSN) treats emergencies for everyone, including tourists — you'll be charged later only for non-urgent visits. The list below maps every hospital with Pronto Soccorso (ER) and the closest 24-hour pharmacies (farmacie di turno).
Practical tips in Monti
- Dial 118 for an ambulance or 112 for the unified emergency number — operators speak English.
- Pronto Soccorso (ER) is free for true emergencies. Non-urgent visits cost ~€25 (the 'codice bianco' fee).
- Pharmacies rotate the 24h shift: a sign on the door names the nearest open one tonight.
- EU citizens with EHIC/TEAM card pay nothing extra at public hospitals.
- Bring your passport plus any prescription you take regularly — generic names work.
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Frequently asked questions
Where do I go in a medical emergency in Monti?
Call 118 (ambulance) or go directly to the nearest Pronto Soccorso (ER) listed above. Public hospital ERs treat anyone, including uninsured tourists, for true emergencies.
Are there 24h pharmacies in Monti?
Yes. At least one pharmacy per area stays open all night by rotation (farmacia di turno). Use the map above for tonight's open one, or check the rotation sign on any pharmacy's door.
Do I need health insurance to be treated in Monti?
No, not for true emergencies — Pronto Soccorso treats everyone. For non-urgent care, expect a small fee (~€25). EU residents with EHIC are covered like Italians; everyone else should have travel insurance.