Characteristic Studio Beside Navona/Campo - Highlights

The Location - The Campo dei Fiori area borders both Via Giulia and its Renaissance feel and Piazza Navona with its Baroque atmosphere. But although only 150 meters each way to these particular places, the area carries its own character that is like no other in Rome. Steeped in history and myth, it is not only one of the places to go as a visitor, but is also one of the favourite areas for the young Italians at night, making it a lively and trendy neighbourhood in historical Rome. It holds the great charm however, throughout the day and early evening. The alley that the apartment is in is heavily associated with medieval times and crafts from that era onwards. All facilities such as grocery stores and other necessary goods are "at the doorstep," obviously with many restaurants, bars, and cafes.

There are two completely separate apartments beside each other (both shown) on the second floor (no lift) of a medieval building dating from the 15th Century. Plenty of character and features - wooden beam ceilings, autonomous heating, nicely furnished and decorated, and consisting of main room (living room) with comfortable full double-bed, table with benches, television, wardrobes. Full kitchen with washing machine, bathroom with bath and shower. Renovated recently, there is mainly modern comfortable furniture with plenty of authentic wooden features. During the summer, fans are available, although the apartment stays relatively cool.

Description	Distance
P. Navona	250 yards