Located at the ground floor of a characteristic small liberty villa of the early 20th century, in Trastevere quarter, recently restored and furnished, it is composed of a wide living room, a bedroom, kitchenette, bathroom and a pleasant garden, floored in part, that will allow you to have pretty relaxing moments.

It can accommodate maximum 4 persons in a comfortable and reserved way.
Thanks to its strategic position with Trastevere and Ponte Garibaldi railway station, it is easier to reach from Fiumicino airport (Leonardo da Vinci) in about 30 minutes and to get to the centre in only 10 minutes by tram.

Trastevere quarter is situated on the right bank of Tiber, at the South of Vatican City.
In the Middle Ages streets were narrow, winding and irregular (even more of now) and there was no space for wagons to go along. At the end of 1400 road conditions improved, but the quarter remained a labyrinth of alleys.
For centuries there was an high contrast between rich and powerful houses of lords and huts of poor persons.
At present Trastevere quarter is considered old town centre; by taking a walk in its alleys you will breathe an ancient air, you will be interested in visiting craftsmen shops that still work in the same places handed on by generations.
In the evening the lights of hunrdeds restaurants and bars go on and alleys fill with persons come from Rome and the entire world.
You will discover the fantastic landscape of Trastevere passing suddenly by dark alleys to small noisy and colourful squares set among the 16th century palaces.