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.
Villa Doria Pamphili Park
Rome’s largest landscaped public park. Perfect for walking, jogging, cycling (bike rentals available), picnics, or just relaxing away from the city bustle. It features gardens, fountains, ancient ruins, and the elegant Casino del Bel Respiro (usually not open inside). Also home to Vivi Bistrot for organic food and drinks.
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.
Centrale Montemartini
A fascinating museum belonging to the Capitoline Museums system, located in the Ostiense district. It offers a unique juxtaposition of classical Roman sculptures displayed amongst the preserved industrial machinery of a former thermoelectric power plant. A striking blend of archaeology and industrial architecture.
Borghese Gallery and Museum
Housed in the beautiful Villa Borghese Pinciana, this gallery contains masterpieces by Bernini (like Apollo and Daphne, David), Canova (Pauline Bonaparte), Caravaggio, Raphael, and Titian. The collection is displayed in its original setting, making the visit incredibly immersive. The surrounding Villa Borghese park is also worth exploring.
Velavevodetto Ai Quiriti Restaurant
Located in the Prati neighborhood on Piazza dei Quiriti, Velavevodetto ai Quiriti is the renowned sister restaurant to the famous Flavio al Velavevodetto in Testaccio. It’s celebrated for its authentic Roman cuisine, especially classic pasta dishes like Carbonara, Amatriciana, and Gricia. The atmosphere blends tradition with a refined touch, and it boasts an excellent wine list.
Antico Forno Roscioli
Located in the Flaminio district, MAXXI is Italy’s national museum dedicated to contemporary creativity. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the building itself is a stunning piece of modern architecture worth seeing. It hosts exhibitions of 21st-century art, architecture, design, and photography.
Teatro Stanze Segrete
An intimate and experimental theatre space located in Trastevere, often housed in a basement or cellar-like venue (‘stanze segrete’ means secret rooms). Known for its ‘off-circuit’ productions, contemporary dramaturgy, and creating a close connection between performers and the audience. Check their schedule for current shows.
Neve di Latte
A celebrated gelateria renowned for its dedication to premium, natural ingredients. They craft exceptionally creamy and flavorful gelato using organic milk and top-tier selections of nuts, chocolate, and fresh seasonal fruits. A must-visit for an authentic, high-quality Italian gelato experience.
Lanificio 159
A former wool mill in the Pietralata area (more peripheral) transformed into a dynamic multi-purpose cultural venue. It hosts a diverse range of events including concerts (indie, electronic), DJ sets, markets, and exhibitions. Often features a restaurant/bar area and a terrace overlooking the Aniene river. Check their website or social media for the current event schedule.
MAXXI – National Museum of 21st Century Arts
Located in the Flaminio district, MAXXI is Italy’s national museum dedicated to contemporary creativity. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the building itself is a stunning piece of modern architecture worth seeing. It hosts exhibitions of 21st-century art, architecture, design, and photography.
Parco degli Acquedotti (Aqueduct Park)
Part of the larger Appian Way Regional Park (Parco Regionale dell’Appia Antica), this vast park is characterized by the impressive ruins of ancient Roman aqueducts stretching across the landscape, including the Aqua Felix and Aqua Claudia. Ideal for long walks, cycling, photography, and escaping the city.
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.