Funky 55 sqm first floor apartment perfect for 1-2 people with 1 double bedroom and 1 bathroom with shower in one of most Rome’s conveniently central locations surrounds you with history while providing simple, self-catering modern comforts; Montevecchio puts you in the mood for Rome with many key points being walking distance from your home! Welcome to artsy accommodations as full of flavor and personality as the neighborhood itself. A beckoning beacon of 21st century comfort. Montevecchio invites you to indulge in amenities such as a/c, wifi, satellite TV, a washing machine, and a kitchenette with a full 4-burner stovetop as well as a microwave and kettle. A colorfully cozy living room attached to the dining room allows for lounging around and relaxing after snacks or before hitting the streets and seeing what Rome is made of.
With the wealth of cafes, bars, restaurants, bakeries, and snack shops of all kinds at every turn, you may never even need certain self-catering apartment features, or you may only return home to rest your head as it’s impossible to spin in a circle or walk between one attraction and another without falling into the fullness of flavor that represents Rome. Caught in the thrill and throb of Campo de’ Fiori’s bustling pulse, from the morning fresh market to the beat of the nightlife, and right next to the perfection that is Piazza Navona, Montevecchio 26 is the ideal middle ground to begin exploring the Eternal City.
The old Jewish ghetto is only moments away with unique aspects of Rome and its past that simply should not go without being experienced and the Pantheon is less than 1 kilometer away, awesome in its existence for millennia in astoundlingly preserved condition. See the ruins at Largo Argentina where Julius Caesar was reportedly killed, and hop over the Tiber to take a bite out of Trastevere; a neighborhood famed for nightlife and authentic culinary delights.
This is the spot to dine like a real Roman and experience a bohemian blend of energy emanating from the winding cobbled streets and the result of centuries of being a cultural melting pot. Saint Peter’s Basilica is also not far on foot, nor is the Trevi fountain, but buses, trams, and taxis frequent the neighborhood regularly during operating hours and cater to all needs while connecting visitors to the whole city. Montevecchio 26 is clearly the answer to “Where to see Rome from”-it’s the “How” that’s entirely up to your personal case and tastes. Melt into Montevecchio 26 and meld with Rome at its very heart.