The apartment is comfortable and on two floors, in the medieval "Palazzo dei Fabii", built in 1432 over the remains of a Roman market. It is located in the heart of the historic center, which can be visited on foot from the apartment. The building has recently been completely renovated, as has the apartment. It is equipped with Free WiFi, TV, dishwasher, washing machine, air conditioner, kettle, classic oven and microwave, bathroom with shower, hairdryer, iron and ironing board. I like to make guests feel at home, and provide all the information. The accommodation is entirely available to guests. I will always be available for any need or advice.

I give you my warmest welcome to my apartment in the heart of Rome! I chose to dedicate myself full time to this activity because I like meeting people from all parts of Italy and the world and speaking languages. For this reason I like to make guests feel at home and provide them with all the information needed to get to know our city. I will always be available during your stay for any need or advice.

The Jewish Ghetto of Rome offers visitors a fascinating journey into the history of the city's Jewish community. Founded in 1555, it is the oldest Jewish ghetto in Europe. Exploring its picturesque streets in the Sant'Angelo district, tourists can admire the characteristic architecture of the tall, stacked buildings. An essential stop is the Great Synagogue of Rome, an imposing structure that stands out in the urban panorama. The synagogue is also home to the Jewish Museum of Rome, where visitors can delve into the rich history of the Jewish community in the eternal city through displays and artifacts. The Ghetto is also known for its traditional Jewish cuisine. Local restaurants offer delicious dishes such as articiofi alla giudia and Jewish pasta, allowing visitors to savor authentic delicacies of the Roman Jewish gastronomic tradition. With its welcoming alleys and unique atmosphere, the Jewish Ghetto of Rome offers a tourist experience that combines history, culture and gastronomy, making it an unmissable stop for those visiting the city.