Alquileres vacacionales en Roma

Apartamento entero · 2 huéspedes · 1 cama · 1 baño

Historic center Campo dei FioriExcellent location in the heart of Rome’s historic center, situated between jewish ghetto and Campo dei fiori. It’s located in a historic building of 1700 with vaulted ceilings, ground floor, completely renovated and furnished, sleeping area with a 2 meter mezzanine, living room sofa, independent heating, washing machine, air conditioning, wi-fi.

Habitación privada · 4 huéspedes · 2 camas · 1 baño privado

Pyramid View guest house, Shelley roomStanza panoramica con balcone, insonorizzata e soleggiata di 22 mq in appartamento appena ristrutturato, con rifiniture di pregio: pavimenti in marmo di carrara e parquet, mobili e tutti i servizi nuovi, con lavatrice e lavastoviglie.

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Apartamento entero · 2 huéspedes · 1 cama · 1 baño

Charming flat near Campo de FioriA furnished apartment located on historic via Giulia in the heart of Rome. This intimate, romantic, comfortable and quiet space has been recently restored and renovated, revealing the original wooden beamed ceiling and an old brick arch. The apartment consists of an air conditioned studio bedroom with double bed, furnishings, linens, TV and dining area with charming table and chairs; a separate kitchenette (refrigerator, stove, utensils and accessories); and a full bathroom (shower, hair-dryer). Free Internet wifi connection!!! The flat is situated on the ground floor facing a characteristic courtyard where you can see an ancient stone wash-tub. The silence and history surrounding via Giulia seem surreal as you walk to the nearby colourful market of Campo de’ Fiori, or cross into the old neighborhood of Trastevere. Within five or ten minutes of easy walking you can reach many of the famous sights that are described in the guidebooks: Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Fori Imperiali, San Pietro, Piazza di Spagna, Ghetto, Castel Sant’Angelo, Colosseo and so on. Via Giulia is also close to a network of city buses that will link you to the farther areas of the city, including a direct route to the train station. Via Giulia itself is one thousand meters long and is considered one of the oldest street of Rome, commissioned by Pope Giulio II more than five hundred years ago. A charming and elegant cobblestone route, it runs parallel to the Tiber river from the Ponte Sisto bridge up to the Chiesa dei Fiorentini church. Walking down via Giulia (crossed by twenty-seven lanes!) you can visit eight churches and two beautiful fountains. Each corner or old mansion has an unbelievable story. For example, you can linger at the corner of via Giulia and via dei Cimatori: here, the painter Raffael purchased the site of the current building where, just before his death in 1520, he began construction on his new house and work shop. Or, if you like, you can sit and relax for ten minutes on “the sofas in via Giulia” just opposite your apartment. These benches are none other than the remains of the foundation of the Court of Justice that Pope Giulio II commissioned of Bramante. With so much history right outside your door, a stay in via Giulia is sure to be a memorable visit.