My cozy studio apartment will take you straight to the heart of Rome! All the wonderful sights of the city are within walking distance. Enjoy the terrace for al-fresco dining! The space This studio of charme is situated in the very heart of Rome, the wellknown district of Trastevere. The apartment (35mq) has a confortable sofa double bed and a queen loft bed for a 3rd guest, if needed. Fully equipped kitchenette. Bath with shower and tub. Wide furnished private terrace (20mq). This studio is the ideal choice for a couple wishing to spend few days in Rome enjoing the real atmosphere of the ancient city. Situated at a walking distance from the most important and interesting locations such as piazza Navona, piazza Campo dè Fiori, Fontana di Trevi etc. The neighborhood offers many transportation options including Trastevere railway station directly connected to the airport of Fiumicino. On request we can arrange a private car transport service. Distances in meters: Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere : 150mt Piazza S. Pietr(URL HIDDEN)1km Campo de' Fior(URL HIDDEN) 550mt Piazza Navon(URL HIDDEN) : 950mt Orto Botanic(URL HIDDEN) : 200mt Aeroporto Da Vinc(URL HIDDEN) : 20km Stazione trastever(URL HIDDEN)1,5km Other things to note The center of public life in the neigbhorhood is the Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, a large square outside of the church of Santa Maria in Trastevere, one of the city's oldest churches. It is adorned with gorgeous golden mosaics both inside and out and rests upon the foundation of a church dating from the 3rd century. Also on the square is an ancient octagonal fountain that was restored by Carlo Fontana in the 17th century. Around the edges of the large piazza are a number of cafés and restaurants with outdoor tables, many a good choice for lunch, dinner, or a post-tour snack. Other attractions in Trastevere include the church of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere, which contains some notable medieval as well as Baroque works of art; the Museo di Roma in Trastevere, which houses interesting archives of Roman civic life from the 18th and 19th centuries; and, in Piazza Trilussa, the statue of Giuseppe Gioacchino Belli, a poet who penned his works in the Roman dialect and who is particularly loved in Trastevere. On Sundays, near the end of Viale Trastevere, antique and secondhand vendors set up stalls in Porta Portese, one of Europe's largest flea markets and among the best places to shop in Rome, especially if you don't mind haggling. Registration Details IT058091C2PF7PN9C3