Summary:

Three short minutes' walk from Rome’s famed Piazza Navona, this historic, fully-renovated flat has all the amenities you need after a day out and about exploring the Eternal City.



Relax on one of central Rome’s largest private terraces with your aperitivo, or retire to the den for some quality Italian TV. With ample storage space, the flat has everything you could want as a base to explore the city.



The Space:

This recently renovated space combines modern, high-quality features with characteristic wooden ceilings and thick stone floors that help keep the apartment cool during the hot Roman summers. The bedroom offers a super comfy brand new memory foam mattress with cooling blankets and high-quality linens for a restful night's sleep. The kitchen is both efficient and practical, fully equipped with everything you need to prepare your own meals and enjoy la Dolce Vita. The apartment also boasts the largest private terrace in the old city, surrounded by charming restaurants, museums, and bars, making it the perfect spot to relax. Inside, you’ll find a cozy sofa next to the A/C, as well as a wine fridge and glasses for added comfort. The bathroom is fully equipped with a shower, bidet, towel heater, and plenty of storage space, and comes with natural shampoo and soap for your convenience.



The Neighborhood:

The neighborhood around Piazza Navona, located in the heart of Rome, is one of the city's most charming and historic areas. The square itself, famous for its elongated shape and Bernini's magnificent Fountain of the Four Rivers, was built on the site of the ancient Stadium of Domitian, still retaining its oval shape today. This neighborhood is a true architectural gem, surrounded by historic palaces, Baroque churches like the Church of Sant'Agnese in Agone, and a number of elegant cafés and restaurants with outdoor seating.



The surrounding streets are narrow and picturesque, filled with art workshops, galleries, boutiques, and local artisan shops. It’s a lively area, popular with both tourists and locals, especially in the evening when the restaurants come alive and the atmosphere becomes magical. A short walk away are some of Rome's main attractions, such as the Pantheon, Campo de' Fiori, and the Tiber River. Despite its central location, the neighborhood retains an intimate and peaceful charm, especially in the quieter side streets where you can experience authentic Roman life.



Getting Around:

Getting around by public transportation from the Piazza Navona area is convenient and practical, thanks to its central location. Although there are no metro stations directly in the square, there are several public transport options to easily reach other parts of Rome.



Many of the main attractions, such as the Pantheon, the Vatican, Campo de' Fiori, and the Roman Forum, are within walking distance from Piazza Navona. Walking through the historic center is often the most pleasant way to explore the city, due to the proximity of the sights.