From “Fiumicino” Rome Airport It is possible to take a taxi straight to the apartment. Alternatively it is possible to take the light railway service from the airport to Roma Termini railway station and then either a taxi to the apartment or Bus 175 for 7 stops alighting at TRITONE/BARBERINI bus stop which lies approximately 100 metres from the apartment. Similarly from Roma Termini railway station it is possible to take the underground (Line A) for 2 stops alighting at “Barberiniâ€� station and then walking till Via degli Avignonesi. From “Ciampino” Rome Airport From Ciampino airport take the CO.TRA.L. bus service from the bus stop outside the Arrivals Hall to "Anagnina" underground station and then the underground railway to Roma Termini station and from here take either a taxi to the apartment or Bus 175 for 7 stops alighting at TRITONE/BARBERINI bus stop which lies approximately 100 metres from the apartment. Similarly from Roma Termini railway station it is possible to take the underground (Line A) for 2 stops alighting at “Barberiniâ€� station and then walking till Via degli Avignonesi.

From “Termini” Rome Central Station From Roma Termini railway station take either a taxi to the apartment or Bus 175 for 7 stops alighting at TRITONE/BARBERINI bus stop which lies approximately 100 metres from the apartment. Similarly from Roma Termini railway station it is possible to take the underground (Line A) for 2 stops alighting at “Barberiniâ€� station and then walking till Via degli Avignonesi.

From Highway A1 (Milano-Napoli) The apartment is located within the restricted traffic area (ZTL - Zona a Traffico Limitato). Guests wishing to drive up to the apartment should click here www.atac.roma.it for information regarding the area covered by the ZTL scheme and the hours in which it is possible to access the city centre. Parking is available in Ludovisi underground car park in Villa Borghese just a short walk from the apartment.

One of the most central areas of Rome, Rione Trevi is home to numerous 17th century palazzos, many of which were originally the residences of high ranking members of the church or the nobility. Indeed, Palazzo Colonna, Palazzo Barberini and Palazzo del Quirinale are just three examples of the magnificent architectural heritage of the area. The area also includes many famous squares: the world famous Spanish Steps and the Barcaccia fountain lie just a 5 minute walk from the apartment, while the Triton riding on the backs of four dolphins of the fountain of Piazza Barberini, one of the most magnificent sculptures of Gian Lorenzo Bernini (1642), is also located just a few yards from the apartment. By night the area is renowned for its theatres, restaurants, bars and hotels and the fact that in the 1950s and 1960s it was the epicentre of the jet-set life so finely illustrated in Federico Fellini’s La Dolce Vita. As far as fashion and shopping are concerned, the area between Via Nazionale, Via del Tritone and the Spanish Steps has something to satisfy everybody’s pocket.