This Campo Marzio studio apartment lies in Vicolo della Torretta. The studio is on the 1st floor of a seventeenth-century building that has an elevator. It stands on two levels.Furthermore, this unit has a charming balcony with vines overlooking Vicolo della Toretta and the surroundings. The balcony is also equipped with a table and chairs.On the lower level, you’ll find the living room that has a red sofa bed. Here you will also find a coffee table, a TV, paintings, and a stylish library. Adjacent to the sitting area there is a glass table with chairs.From the french window, with delightful curtains, there enters plenty of light. The well-equipped kitchenette offers a gas stove, an electrical small oven, a fridge, a freezer and a washing machine. This is the perfect place to cook up a delicious meal before relaxing in your roman home.A wooden staircase leads you to the upper level where there is the mezzanine with a king size bed, night tables, lamps, closets, and the en-suite bathroom with a shower.Central heating, as well as fans, complete this Campo Marzio studio apartment for rent.This unit is truly an ideal starting point for a family holiday.The LocationThis apartment is just a few steps away from Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina, in the Spanish Steps area.We also highly recommend you have a continental breakfast or a quick lunch at the famous Caffe’ Ciampini. There are many other elegant and stylish cafés, bars, and restaurants in the area, which make for the perfect surroundings in which to relax after a long day of sightseeing.Important attractions in the area include the Trevi Fountain, the Villa Borghese park, the Piazza del Popolo. Just a little further away you will find the Piazza Venezia, the Pantheon, and the Piazza Navona.We especially recommend visiting the Trevi Fountain at night. The later you go, the fewer people will be crowding around its edges to find an opportunity, and thus the more tranquil the atmosphere. In addition to this, the night-time illuminations add a certain magical glow to the already atmospheric structure.Fortunately, the Spanish Steps area is served by the Metro A. This will take you close to the Vatican, as well as the central station, Termini. From the latter, you can also catch the Metro B down to the Colosseum.This area is also a great place to go for a shopping spree. The streets surrounding the Via del Corso exhibit many designer and high-street shops, making it the ideal place to invest in some quality design items, or alternatively some style staples.
