Built in the 1930s for my grandfather in the Liberty Style, it is surrounded by a private garden, and has a quiet and meditative atmosphere.

The second floor’s configuration is the following: 4 large dbl bedrooms with twin beds or queen size bed, one beautiful room w/ a double bed and vintage furniture, and another smaller single bedroom with a twin bed. All the rooms have a desk and include linen and towels, daily cleaning and the use of the cooking corner. Two bathrooms are on the second floor while the other bathroom is on the first floor. You may choose to rent a room with an independent bathroom. Please note that all the rooms are at the second floor, there is no elevator. We have facilities available in the house to prepare your own meals or you may eat at good, inexpensive restaurants close to the house.

Logistic Advantages

-   The house’s central location
-   Facilities available in the house to prepare your own meals or you may eat at good, inexpensive restaurants close to the house as well
-   Located in the neighborhoods of Giannicolo and Trastevere, the villa is close to both train and trolley for transportation to the airport or sight-seeing.

Distance from important sites:

10 minutes from Trastevere and Isola Tiberina,
15 minutes from St. Peter Square
15-20 minutes from Piazza Argentina

20 minutes from the Coliseum and Rome's Imperial Forums
25 minutes from Pantheon and Piazza Navona
Connections to Main Transportation
A 25-minute train ride takes you from the International Rome Airport "Leonardo Da Vinci" Fiumicino (FCO) to the Roma Trastevere railway station. The train runs from 6:30 AM to 8:30 PM. If your plane arrives during the night, you need to take the taxi, for a ride of 38 Euros.

At Roma Trastevere you may also catch your train connection to travel to the provinces:
5 minutes to the Termini Station, Rome’s central train station and subway station (A & B Lines)
17 minutes to Roma Tiburtina, railway Station, and subway station (A & B Lines)
3 minutes to Rome Ostiense railway Station

Key Information

The experience of Rome is vastly different from the Italian countryside.  It is a unique culture onto itself. Historically Rome has been the center of the western civilization. To the modern visitors, Rome offers archeological sites, magnificent palaces, museums, and beautiful baroque churches all within easy access.  Unique art collections include the Vatican and the Maxxi Museums (the newly remodeled Modern Art Museum), which include temporary exhibits of the highest caliber. Exclusive art and antiquities galleries, the pride of the city’s art collectors, are accessible to you in the medieval part of town.  In the same area of town, you can stroll down to Piazza di Spagna (the Spanish Steps), where the most famous names of the "Made in Italy" lines are competing to show their luxurious collections.  In Rome, you can enjoy an incredible variety of excellent eateries, trattorias, markets and spectacular vistas….

Map

 This is a print out from the ATAC homepage.

To view the interactive map visit www.atac.roma.it.  In the spaces provided on the top of the page, type Stazione Trastevere and Largo Argentina, disregarding the smaller spaces for street numbers, then click on CERCA. Choose English (top RHS) on the next screen then scroll all the way down and click on calculate.  The interactive map will appear showing the trolley route.