Moro: villa that sleeps 6 people in 2 bedrooms, located in Rome, Latium, Italy.

Sleeps	6
Bedrooms	2
Bathrooms	2
Floor Area	140 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

140 m²

Property Description

Historical apartment block "Moro". In the district of Trastevere, in the heart of the city, in a pedestrian area. Linen change weekly. Towel change weekly. Room cleaning on request (extra). House maid on request (extra). Airport transfer (extra). Shop, grocery, supermarket, restaurant, bar, bakery, café, internet café 50 m, bicycle rental 100 m, tram "8" 300 m, bus stop 200 m, railway station "Roma Trastevere" 2 km. Nearby attractions: Piazza Campo dei Fiori, Piazza Navona, Basilica di San Pietro, Colosseo, Fori Imperiali. Please note: car not advisable, no lift. The apartment is located in a zone with limited traffic.

Interior Description

5-room apartment 140 m2 on 2 levels on 2nd floor. Spacious, practical and comfortable furnishings: open living room, on 2 levels with TV and flat screen. Dining room with dining table. Kitchen (4 hot plates, oven, dishwasher). Exit to the terrace. Bath/bidet/WC. Upper floor: (open staircase) open living/sleeping room with 2 beds. 1 double bedroom with 1 double bed. 1 room with 2 beds. Shower/bidet/WC. Heating. Terrace 15 m2. Facilities: washing machine, iron, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free).

Location Rome, Latium, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

ATM's: Banca Commerciale Italiana, 0.3 Km
Airports: Roma Ciampino (Cia), 28.4 Km

Read More About The Rome Area

The Renaissance In Rome!

The rebirth of Rome’s status in the Renaissance was a spectacular affair. At the start of the 15th century, Rome was a shadow of its former self when it was once the headquarters of the mighty Roman Empire. It had a population of approximately one million around the first century which diminished to around 25,000 at the start of the 15th century.

Why not stay in a stylish apartment in Rome city where you can walk around the splendid building inspired by the lavish style of Renaissance architecture?

No longer an urban centre of strong commerce or influence, Rome was left to disintegrate further when the Catholic papacy that had been a major advocate of the cities riches, moved to Avignon in France during the 14th century, leaving behind a decaying urban mess.

The Renaissance was a term coined to describe the era between the 14th and 17th centuries that originated in Tuscany, Italy. It was a time of great learning and creativity in the arts, literature and sciences among those who pursued the ideals of Humanism.

Renaissance humanism was a new method of scholarship developed by a learned scholar called Francesco Petrarch. It viewed humans as intelligent and rational beings who had the ultimate power in creating a life of knowledge and possibility for themselves.

Why not stay in a beautiful villa near Florence or a cosy apartment in Rome city where you can easily explore the treasures left behind from this magically artistic era.

It valued human as inherently good creatures in complete opposition of the church’s portrayed view of man as a sinner needing the mercy of an invisible deity to determine their destiny.

Have you seen “La Grande Bellezza” yet? This Italian film is a stunning masterpiece of sublime camerawork and a weave of striking scenes charged with emotions.

Set in Rome , ‘The Great Beauty’ was co-written and directed by Paolo Sorrentino and released in 2013. It was an instant hit all over the world, winning countless awards for its ‘fresh’ perspective of life and its purpose. It won the ‘Best Foreign Language’ film at the 80th Academy Awards as well as a handful of golden globes and BAFTAs.

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The plot follows a 65 year old socialite called Jep Gambardella, played by Toni Servillo. As he continues to party like his younger self, he begins to ponder over his unfulfilled life. He wrote a successful novel in his twenties and knows he achieved little else since then worth caring about.

The basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls

Come and see one of the four largest and most ancient basilicas in Rome, called the Basilica di San Paolo fuori le Mura! Along with St Peters basilica in Vatican City and St. John’s and St. Mary’s basilica, this majestic building completes the four Papal basilicas of Rome.

In 1980, the Basilica of ‘St Paul Outside the Walls in Rome’ was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site along with the historical centre of Rome city and the properties of the Papal government in Vatican City.

It earned this prestigious award because of its rich historical value, beautiful design and cultural significance.

Are there vegetarian restaurants in Rome?

Italy is famous for her food and it is true that there are endless delicious things to eat and an untold number of remarkable restaurants and street food sellers and markets and more where you can find amazing dishes. Many of these dishes are meat-based but there are plenty of typical Italian dishes without meat that are wonderful options for vegetarians and will be found pretty readily on any menu. However, if you’re a vegetarian or a vegan and you’re on holidays, you might want to have lots and lots of tasty options - a whole menu of them - not just a smaller selection of suitable dishes.

Rome, as the capital, is one of the cities with the most variety when it comes to amenities, restaurants, and stores and, therefore, has plenty of specialised eateries to choose from. So, if you want to book one of our vacation rentals in Rome and you are veggie or vegan and hope to eat very well during your trip, we have put together a small guide with answers to common questions about veggie-friendly options in the Eternal City.

There are some tourist attractions that are beyond famous and considered universally to be must-sees while in certain destinations. Among the many iconic examples that you might be thinking about visiting if you book a vacation rental in Rome, the Colosseum looms particularly large – both physically and as a very important part of the city’s cultural identity. However, you might be wondering, is it actually worth visiting?

Skyline Highlight

As the ancient and iconic building, spread over 2 hectares and rising 48m in height, stands out in the skyline of Rome, it is easy enough to pass by for a glimpse during your holiday in Rome. So, if you’ve seen it with your own eyes and snapped a pic, then why go inside?