Guidebook for Roma
Getting Around
For a wonderful stroll along the ancient road of Rome
Centro Servizi Appia Antica - EcoBike - Bike Rental
58-60 Via Appia AnticaFor a wonderful stroll along the ancient road of Rome
Bus 160 30 714 to go to Historical Centre and Stazione Termini ( 15 minutes)
Via Cristoforo Colombo, 5500
5500 Via Cristoforo ColomboBus 160 30 714 to go to Historical Centre and Stazione Termini ( 15 minutes)
Via Ardeatina, 108
108 Via ArdeatinaJust underneath the house bus 218 to the City Centre, Metro A and Vatican Museums
Arts & Culture
The road today is remarkably well preserved, flanked on both sides by fields punctuated with ruins and other vestiges of Roman history
Via Appia Antica, 80
80 Via Appia AnticaThe road today is remarkably well preserved, flanked on both sides by fields punctuated with ruins and other vestiges of Roman history
Mausoleo di Cecilia Metella
161 Via Appia AnticaEverything Else
Buisness Travel Accomodation : the flat is just 10 minutes by bus from FAO
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Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
Viale delle Terme di CaracallaBuisness Travel Accomodation : the flat is just 10 minutes by bus from FAO
Parks & Nature
Parco Regionale dell'Appia Antica
42 Via Appia AnticaEssentials
Carrefour Market - Supermercato
82 Via Ignazio PersicoSupermarket open 24/7
Offerta gastronomica
Really good restaurant near the house to try the roman traditional cousine
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Cotto e magnato
27 Via Cornelio MagniReally good restaurant near the house to try the roman traditional cousine
Le Guide ai Quartieri
The area was a development plan for working class families in the 1920’s copying the British ‘Garden City’ by Ebenezer Howard, a utopian ideal where residents live in harmony with nature. The architectural style is a mix of Baroque-like ‘Barochetto’ with naturalistic botanical and animal motifs along with Medieval and Renaissance flourishes.
Legend has it the name came from a kind innkeeper known as Carlotta who fed construction workers, which led to the shortening of Garbata Ostella meaning ‘well-liked hostel’ to Garbatella.
Perfect to try the authentic local cuisine
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Garbatella
The area was a development plan for working class families in the 1920’s copying the British ‘Garden City’ by Ebenezer Howard, a utopian ideal where residents live in harmony with nature. The architectural style is a mix of Baroque-like ‘Barochetto’ with naturalistic botanical and animal motifs along with Medieval and Renaissance flourishes.
Legend has it the name came from a kind innkeeper known as Carlotta who fed construction workers, which led to the shortening of Garbata Ostella meaning ‘well-liked hostel’ to Garbatella.
Perfect to try the authentic local cuisine