Step inside Casa Simone, located on the first floor (EU level) of a classic Roman building, easily accessible via an elevator. The apartment unfolds into a bright and spacious living room, featuring a comfortable relaxation area and a convenient sofa bed for added flexibility. Unwind in the tranquil master bedroom or the charming second smaller bedroom, perfectly suited for children or an additional guest.
A modern bathroom with a refreshing shower and a fully equipped, functional kitchen complete the space, allowing you to prepare meals at your leisure and feel completely at home. Every element of Casa Simone has been thoughtfully designed, combining style and practicality to create a welcoming and versatile environment for your unforgettable Roman holiday. Guests enjoy exclusive access to the entire apartment.
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A taste of our Rome Guide
Here are a few handpicked places from our complete guide, designed to make your stay in Rome special.
Romaeuropa Festival (REF)
A major annual international arts festival held in Rome, typically during the autumn months (September-November). Features a diverse program of contemporary theatre, dance, music, digital arts, and circus performances from around the world, hosted in various venues across the city (e.g., Auditorium Parco della Musica, Mattatoio).
Gelateria dei Gracchi
One of Rome’s most celebrated artisanal gelaterias, with multiple locations (the original is in Prati). Known for using high-quality, natural ingredients and mastering classic flavours like Pistachio, Hazelnut, and Chocolate. Also offers excellent seasonal fruit sorbets.
CSOA Forte Prenestino
Located in the Centocelle district, this is a large historic fort transformed into a CSOA (Self-managed Occupied Social Center). It’s a major hub for Rome’s underground and alternative culture, hosting concerts (punk, reggae, electronic, etc.), festivals (like Crack! Fumetti Dirompenti), markets, workshops, and political events. Check their website/social media for the specific event calendar.
Biblioteca dell’Orologio (Clock Tower Library)
A public library belonging to the Biblioteche di Roma network, located near Piazza della Chiesa Nuova and adjacent to Borromini’s famous Oratorio dei Filippini (which features a clock tower – ‘orologio’). Offers book lending, reading spaces, and potentially cultural events. Check website for opening hours and services.
Biblioteca Storica (Biblioteca Angelica)
Located near Piazza Navona, this is one of Europe’s oldest public libraries, opened in 1604. It boasts a stunning historic reading room with antique wooden shelves and a vast collection of manuscripts and books. Primarily a research library; visitor access to the main hall might be restricted or require permission – check official website for visiting rules.
Cinema Azzurro Scipioni
A historic art-house cinema (‘Cinema d’Essai’) in the Prati district, managed by filmmaker Silvano Agosti. Known for its unique and often retrospective programming, featuring classic films, auteur cinema, and Agosti’s own works in an intimate setting.
Via del Governo Vecchio
A charming, bustling street running parallel to Corso Vittorio Emanuele II near Piazza Navona. It’s famous for its many vintage clothing stores, quirky independent boutiques, used bookshops, artisan shops, and inviting bars and restaurants. Perfect for Browse, shopping, and soaking up the atmosphere.
Libri Necessari
An independent bookstore in Trastevere specializing in second-hand and used books (‘libri d’occasione’). A great place for treasure hunting among shelves packed with finds across various genres. Perfect for Browse.
Magazzino Scipioni
Enjoy excellent dining at this simple, modern wine bar. Discover high-quality wines with great-value, pick-your-own three-glass tastings from an ever-changing list.
Caffè Letterario
Located in the Ostiense district, often within a larger library/cultural center complex, Caffè Letterario serves as both a cafe/bar and a space for events. Hosts book presentations, readings, live music, and discussions in a relaxed atmosphere popular with students and locals. Check their schedule for events.
GNAM – National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art
Housed in a grand neoclassical building near Villa Borghese, GNAM holds Italy’s largest collection of modern and contemporary art (19th century to present). Features works by Italian masters like Canova, Modigliani, Balla, De Chirico, as well as international artists.
Via della Lungara
A long street running alongside the Tiber River in Trastevere, connecting Ponte Sisto towards the Vatican/Borgo district. It passes notable sites like Villa Farnesina (with Raphael’s frescoes) and Palazzo Corsini (National Gallery of Ancient Art). Offers access points to climb the Janiculum Hill (Gianicolo) and is generally quieter than central Trastevere.