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.
Teatro Ambra Jovinelli
A historic theatre in the Esquilino neighborhood, near Termini station. Today it’s primarily known for hosting popular contemporary Italian plays, especially comedies, often featuring well-known Italian actors and stand-up comedians. Check their official website for the current season’s schedule and tickets.
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.
Via Margutta
quiet, charming street near Piazza di Spagna, historically known as the artists’ street. It’s famous for its ivy-covered buildings, art galleries, artisan shops, and antique stores. Perfect for a peaceful stroll away from the crowds. Featured in the movie “Roman Holiday”.
Gregory’s Jazz Club
An intimate and renowned jazz club located near the Spanish Steps, often considered one of the best in Rome. It regularly hosts talented Italian and international jazz musicians. There’s also a whisky bar and restaurant upstairs. Check their official schedule and book tickets in advance.
Gran Caffè la Caffettiera
An elegant, traditional Roman cafe located in the beautiful Piazza di Pietra, directly facing the ancient Temple of Hadrian. A classic spot for a quality coffee, cappuccino, pastry, or an aperitivo while enjoying the stunning view.
Via Giulia
An elegant and remarkably straight street in the historic center, running parallel to the Tiber river. Commissioned by Pope Julius II and designed by Bramante in the early 16th century, it’s lined with Renaissance palaces, antique shops, art galleries, and quiet courtyards. Look for the Farnese Arch, part of Michelangelo’s unfinished bridge project. Ideal for an atmospheric walk.
Coromandel
A charming and cozy spot near Piazza Navona, famous for its international-style brunch. Offers delicious pancakes, French toast, eggs Benedict, bagels, and more in a vintage-chic atmosphere. Also great for lunch or an afternoon tea break.
Cinema Nuovo Sacher
Filmmaker Nanni Moretti’s iconic cinema located in Trastevere. It’s known for its high-quality programming, focusing on auteur cinema, independent films, and often showing movies in their original language (look for ‘V.O.’ – versione originale). Features an outdoor arena (‘arena estiva’) during the summer months.
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.
Sant’Eustachio Il Caffè
A historic coffee shop near the Pantheon, established in 1938. Famous for its patented ‘Gran Caffè Speciale’ – a unique espresso blend prepared with sugar added during the brewing process, resulting in a naturally sweet and frothy coffee. Enjoy it standing at the bar like a local for the authentic experience.
Tuba Bookstore & Bar
Located in the lively Pigneto neighborhood, Tuba is more than just a bookshop. It’s a feminist and LGBTQ+ friendly space, focusing on gender studies, narrative, comics, and children’s literature. They also host events, readings, and have a bar area for coffee or aperitivo.
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.