Apartment located on the fifth floor of a building, six floors in total, period restored. An elevator is available (4 steps to access it). It accommodates 5 people. In the heart of the Prati district, it is the ideal solution for visiting the main points of interest in the city conveniently on foot and thanks to public transportation The building is a 10min walk from St. Peter's Basilica and Castel Sant'Angelo. The Ottaviano subway station can be reached in 5 minutes. The space In 150 square meters of space it comfortably accommodates 5 people. Exposed on four external views, on Piazza Risorgimento with a view of St. Peter's and a glimpse of the Altare della Patria, and three internal views. The internal space is divided as follows: KITCHEN: kitchenette with peninsula and three stools, five gas burners, fridge and freezer, De Longhi coffee machine, dishwasher, electric kettle, microwave oven and traditional oven, toaster and various utensils. LIVING AREA: dining area with table and eight seats, two sofas and NON-functioning fireplace. BATHROOM 1: bathtub, toilet, bidet and sink. BATHROOM 2: shower cubicle, toilet, bidet and sink. BEDROOM 1: double bed (1.60x2.00 m), wardrobe, bedside tables with lamps and TV. BEDROOM 2: single retractable bed (0.90x2.00 m), with support desk, split A/C. BEDROOM 3: double bed (1.60x2.00 m), two walk-in closets, armchair, bedside tables with lamps, TV and chest of drawers. OTHER SERVICES AVAILABLE: centralized A/C, unlimited wifi, washing machine, hairdryer and mosquito nets. Switching on and off air conditioning and heating are subject to compliance with current Italian legislation (DPR 16/04/2013 n.74). Summer, the average air temperature must not be below 26 ° C (with a -2 ° C tolerance) for all types of buildings. Winter, the weighted average of the air temperatures must not exceed 20 ° C (with + 2 ° of tolerance).

The Prati district is adjacent to the Vatican City. Two states that live together inside one another: Italy and the Vatican. The Vatican is the smallest sovereign state in the world, centered around the majestic St. Peter's Basilica, from here every Sunday the Pope recites the Angelus. It is a must for those coming to Rome to visit the Basilica, but remember to wear appropriate clothing, it is not allowed to enter with trousers or short skirts and bare shoulders. Also you are really two steps from the wonderful Vatican Museums, one of the largest and most interesting museum complexes in the world, the visit requires a lot of patience and energy. To reduce the long queue at the entrance you can make an online reservation. The alleys around the Vatican belong to the "Borgo" district, small streets full of restaurants and souvenir shops, in contrast to the decidedly more airy Via della Conciliazione. Of a completely different "spirit" is the Prati district which, with its many shops, is one of the favorite destinations for shopping enthusias Getting around Line A of the Metro connects in a few minutes the nearby Ottaviano San Pietro stop at Termini Station. Tram 19 and other bus lines serve the neighborhood and the surrounding areas in a capillary manner. It is also easy to get around on foot, in 5 minutes you can reach Piazza San Pietro, Castel Sant'Angelo, Piazza del Popolo or the Vatican Museums. The area is also rich in bars, restaurants, pubs to satisfy every appetite and the shopping streets such as Via Cola di Rienzo are practically located near the house. Paid parking nearby: - Angius Stefano, Via dei Gracchi 54 - Parking Prati, Piazza dell'Unità 62