Warm colors in the living room which has a working fireplace.
Sofa opens out into a queen size bed.
The building belongs to an Italian noble family. In the foreground is one of our favorite fountains in all of Rome.
Cheery dining area with glass doors that open onto the terrace.
Wow! From the upper terrace you can see the dome of St. Peter's basilica.
Interesting rooftop views give you another perspective of this ancient city.
Enjoy meals outdoors on the terrace.
Split-level living room & dining room. A few steps down to the dining area, kitchen and terrace.
Step down from the living room to the dining area, kitchen and terrace.
The living room has a beautiful antique writing desk, TV, fireplace and comfortable seating.
Fully equipped kitchen with dishwasher, microwave.
Warm deep yellow tones in the canopied master bedroom.
Tastefully furnished second bedroom with two twin beds.
Second bedroom window overlooks the terrace.
There are two bathrooms. One with shower, the other with bathtub.
The apartment is located on one of Rome's most charming small piazza's.
Fresh flowers at the nearby Campo de' Fiori market.
Choose the freshest vegetables at the Campo de' Fiori open-air market.
An impressive variety of season produce at the nearby Campo de' Fiori market.
A cornucopia of colors and fresh ingredients for preparing meals at the apartment.
Inside the well-maintained palazzo courtyard, Renaissance murals have been restored. A few privledged cars park in the courtyard.
Stride up and down the regal staircase instead of the small elevator. Doors open to private apartments of noble owners of the palazzo.
An oval window in the central stairwell illuminates an ancestoral marble bust.
Up the stairs you wil pass this apartment where scenes from "The Talented Mr. Ripley" were filmed. It also featured the piazza.
The fountain in the piazza, with turtles and nymphs, delights.
Largo Argentina just a few blocks away is a major transportation hub. Tram bus on Via Arenula goes to Trastevere.
Ancient buildings abound in this neighborhood.
The nearby Largo Argentina has ancient Roman ruins.
Neighborhood has many restaurant choices. Just across the piazza is Pane Vino e San Daniele, an ostaria with Friuli region fare.
A bouquet of flavors is an invitation to savor seasonal artichokes along Via Portico di Ottavia.
Around the corner is a bakery with local specialities, perfect for morning bread and sweets.
Choose fresh panini with sesame, olives, braided egg bread.
An array of cookies at the local bakery. Yum!
Local deli counter with olives, cold meats, mozarella, pasta sauces, vegetables in oil and cold cuts for light meals and appetizers.
Fresh fish at the neighborhood fish monger's. Baccala (salt cod) was on sale that day!
The Jewish Ghetto of Rome with its many local shops. This is a favorite neighborhood bakery.
One of the many scenic side streets in the neighborhood.
Narrow streets to explore in the neighborhood.
Piazza Venezia is a 5-minute walk. Victor Emanuel monument, Palazzo Venezia hosts art exhibitions, Trajan's forum in background.