The tastefully furnished apartment is situated on the 2nd floor of a 1700 year old Palazzo in a alleyway next to Piazza Navona. The Palazzo does not have a elevator. All the rooms are brightly furnished. It is has wooden-beamed ceilings and beautiful frescos. In the cheerful living room is a comfortable couch, a dining table for four persons and the kitchenette.
Through a corridor one can reach the other rooms. One double bedroom has two single beds that can be converted into a large double bed (1,80 m). The second double bedroom is furnished with a double bed (1,40 m) and it has a bathroom/shower ensuite. Furthermore there is a second bathroom with shower in the apartment. The apartment is the ideal starting point to discover Rome. Sights, shops and restaurants are in comfortable walking distance as well as buses and metro.
At a glance:
dishwasher - pets: NOT allowed - TV - washing machine
Rental price in EURO per house per day:
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01.01.10 - 01.01.11
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231,00 |
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extras: minimum stay 7 days. Less then 7 days rates on request. air condition, heating and telephone heating upon consumption
damage deposit: 300 € payable on site
Hearing the word Latio, one will primarily think of Rome, the Italian capital. Indeed, the great sights of the Eternal City are worth a longer stay. Second to none, there are world-famous buildings like the Colosseum and St. Peter' Basilica. One can discover the turbulent history of the city on the Forum Romanum and sense power and richness of the Catholic Church in the Vatican. The Vatican Museum, which is one of the world's largest and most important art collections, is very impressive. The provenance of the exhibits ranges from the antiquity to the modern era. The highlight of the visit is the Sistine Chapel with ceiling frescos painted by Michelangelo. After all the sightseeing, one can enjoy Rome's marvellous atmosphere in the narrow streets around the Spanish Steps and Fontana di Trevi. Although Latio is very much dominated by the city of Rome, the region has even more to offer. For example, ostentatious villas in Tivoli bear witness to the town's glorious past as a summer residence of Roman emperors. The ruins of Ostia, the harbour town of the ancient Rome, are only a few kilometres away from the city.
Getting there: Scheduled flight, own car
