4 Guests
1 Bedroom
2 Beds
1 Bathroom
4 Guests
1 Bedroom
2 Beds
1 Bathroom
Parking
Wireless Broadband Internet
Trastevere Art Red - Charme Holidays
Trastevere Art Red - Charme Holidays
Trastevere Art Red - Charme Holidays
Trastevere Art Red - Charme Holidays
Trastevere Art Red - Charme Holidays
Trastevere Art Red - Charme Holidays
Further info
Children welcome, Elevator in building, Housekeeper Optional, Pets not allowed, Smoking not allowed and Wheelchair inaccessible
Parking
Parking Optional and Parking-on-street
Cooking
Coffee machine, Cooking utensils, Kitchenette, Microwave, Refrigerator and Spices
Entertainment
Wireless Broadband Internet and TV (Antenna)
Heating/Cooling
Air conditioning, Central heating and Heating available
Laundry
Bathroom & Laundry and Iron & Board
Rooms
1 Bathroom and 1 Bedroom
Other units
1 Dining-Room, 1 Kitchen and 1 Living room
Sanitary
Bidet, Hair dryer, Essentials, Shower, Towel-set and Washbasin
Sleeping
Bed linen, 1 King bed and 1 Sofa bed
Children welcome
Housekeeper Optional
Pets not allowed
Smoking not allowed
Wheelchair inaccessible
Check in: 03:00 PM
Check out: 11:00 AM
Trastevere, from Latin Trans Tiberim, meaning Beyond the Tiber, was once connected to the rest of the city only through one bridge, the very famous and antique Sublicio bridge. This was the place that fishermen and sailors chose to live because of the proximity to the river. The twisted and irregular narrow streets, witness of a time when the poor people built their homes close to those of the rich, are now the main feature of Trastevere. Thanks to this amazing crossing of streets, alleys and to the light that filters between them, Trastevere is a kaleidoscope of colours, shades and surprising perspectives!
The neighbourhood is one of the most complete and independent of the city: you can easily find bars, pubs, pizzerias, banks, pharmacies, cinemas, markets and still a lot of tiny old craftsmen shops who keep alive the ancient Roman spirit. One of the most beautiful squares, today a cool meeting point for young people, is the Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere. It hosts one of the oldest working fountains of the city while on one of its sides stands the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere which houses beautiful mosaics depicting moments of everyday life of the Virgin Mary. Trastevere is also well known for the mysterious secrets hidden amongst its many winding streets. Following them you will enter the beauty of Rome's from the main door!
Trastevere, from Latin Trans Tiberim, meaning Beyond the Tiber, was once connected to the rest of the city only through one bridge, the very famous and antique Sublicio bridge. This was the place that fishermen and sailors chose to live because of the proximity to the river. The twisted and irregular narrow streets, witness of a time when the poor people built their homes close to those of the rich, are now the main feature of Trastevere. Thanks to this amazing crossing of streets, alleys and to the light that filters between them, Trastevere is a kaleidoscope of colours, shades and surprising perspectives!
The neighbourhood is one of the most complete and independent of the city: you can easily find bars, pubs, pizzerias, banks, pharmacies, cinemas, markets and still a lot of tiny old craftsmen shops who keep alive the ancient Roman spirit. One of the most beautiful squares, today a cool meeting point for young people, is the Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere. It hosts one of the oldest working fountains of the city while on one of its sides stands the Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere which houses beautiful mosaics depicting moments of everyday life of the Virgin Mary. Trastevere is also well known for the mysterious secrets hidden amongst its many winding streets. Following them you will enter the beauty of Rome's from the main door!
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