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 | From “Fiumicino” Rome Airport
Take the light railway service to Termini station and then the underground rail service (Linea A towards Battistini) to “Spagna” station (3 stops). On leaving Spagna station, turn right into Via del Babuino and continue on foot or by bus (N° 117 or N° 119) as far as the building in which the apartment is located.
From the airport Taxi service:
upon request a driver will pick you up at the airports of Fiumicino or Ciampino enlarge
and drive you to your apartment. The cost for this service is of 47 Euro (up to 4 people). You can request the service by sending us an e-mail including your flight details.
From “Ciampino” Rome Airport
Take the CO.TRA.L. coach service from the Arrivals Hall to "Anagnina" underground station and then the underground railway service towards “Battistini”, alighting at “Spagna” station. On leaving Spagna station, turn right into Via del Babuino and continue on foot or by bus (N° 117 or N° 119) as far as the building in which the apartment is located. | |
 | From “Termini” Rome Central Station
From Termini Railway Station: take the underground (Linea A) service towards Battistini, alighting after three stops at “Spagna” station. On leaving Spagna station, turn right into Via del Babuino and continue on foot or by bus (N° 117 or N° 119) as far as the building in which the apartment is located. | |
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Vatican City: 2151 meters, 2352 yards, 22 minutes walking distance
Pantheon: 1189 meters, 1300 yards, 12 minutes walking distance
Campo dei Fiori: 1745 meters, 1908 yards, 18 minutes walking distance
Colosseo: 2582 meters, 2824 yards, 27 minutes walking distance
Trevi Fountain: 1001 meters, 1095 yards, 10 minutes walking distance
Spanish steps: 423 meters, 463 yards, 4 minutes walking distance
Piazza Navona: 1305 meters, 1427 yards, 13 minutes walking distance
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Located in the smartest and most exclusive part of the city centre, just a few metres from the Spanish Steps, Via Margutta is known as the artistic heart of the city of Rome, an area in which art galleries and fashionable restaurants have jostled for attention ever since the 1950s when the narrow lane was chosen as the set of Roman Holiday and the local residents included Federico Fellini, Renato Guttuso and Giorgio De Chirico.
Not far from Via Margutta lies Via Condotti, one of the most famous shopping streets in the world, a showcase of Italian and European fashions.
Close enough to all the most famous tourist attractions of Rome that they can be reached on foot, Via Margutta is perfectly located for holiday makers wishing to dine in the romantic atmosphere of the Spanish steps or drink an aperitif in the Antico Caffè Greco, the bar traditionally frequented by the scholars, artists and writers of Rome. |
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