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Area Information
Rome is the capital of Latium, a region of central Italy and also the capital of Italy. It lies on both banls of the Tiber and its affluent, the Aniene, in the Campagna di Roma.
Called the Eternal City, it is one of the world’s richest cities in history and art and one of its great cultural, religious, and intellectual centres. Piazzas. Churches, ruins and architectural masterpieces are only part of the Eternal City’s magnetism. Rome also teems with sound, starting before dawn lasting into the night. Church bells meld with honking horns to create a cacophony that somehow seems fitting for bustling streets lined with modern-day boutiques, shops, produce stalls and other kiosks now standing alongside antiquities. Below are suggested things to do in the Rome Metropolitan Area: Attrazioni - St Peter Square (4 KM / 2,49 MI )
- Vatican Museum (4 KM / 2,49 MI )
- Navona Square (7 KM / 4,35 MI )
- Pantheon (7 KM / 4,35 MI )
- Campidoglio (8 KM / 4,97 MI )
- Colosseum (10 KM / 6,21 MI )
- Spanish Steps (8,5 KM / 5,28 MI )
- Olympic Stadium (12 KM / 7,46 MI )
- San Giovanni in Laterano (12 KM / 7,46 MI )
- Roman Forum (10 KM / 6,21 MI )
- Villa Borghese (10 KM / 6,21 MI )
- Altare delle Patria (9 KM / 5,59 MI )
- Via Condotti (10 KM / 6,21 MI )
- Via Veneto (9 KM / 5,59 MI )
- Teatro dell'Opera (9 KM / 5,59 MI )
The Metro Station is half mile far from Hotel.
The Hotel has the shutlle service from\to metro st.
Book it at the reception is completely free.
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Capitolini Museum (This is a museum where you can find some of the major Roman master pieces and the famous "louve with Romulus and Remus") |
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Colosseum (In the amphitheater, the most important monument of ancient Rome, bloody battles between gladiators and against ferocious animals were once held. Divided into four levels of seats, it could hold at least fifty thousand spectators.) |
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National Museum of modern Art (Institued in 1883 and finally realized in 1911, the National Museum of Modern Art exhibits a collection of thousands of works of art including paintings, sculptures, and graphic designs by both Italian and foreign artists.) |
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Spanish Steps (offer an extraordinary background effect to many of the beautiful monuments and buildings nearby, such as the majestic sixteenth-century façade of the Trinità dei Monti or the famous Fontana della Barcaccia.
Designed by Pietro Bernini.) |
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Trevi fountain (Undoubtedly, the most famous fountain in Rome, this late-Baroque monument is famous for the tradition that whoever drinks from it or throws a coin in the fountain, will surely return to Rome.
The fountain was created by the architect, Nicola Salvi) |
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Vatican City and Saint Peter Church (Vatican City and Saint Peter Church where you can find the Pop tombs and the famous “Pieta” from Michelangelo.) |
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Vatican museum (Vatican Museum has a great selection of painting such as Raphael, Giotto...) |
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Villa Borghese (This is one of the main museum in Rome with some Caravage painting. The villa is also standing in a park not far from the villa Medicis.) |
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Imperial Tobacco Office (The International Office of Imperial Tobacco) |
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Sas Institute (General Office) |
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Servier Office (International Office of Servier.) |
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Telecom Office (It is the head office of Telecom Rome) |
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