San Francesco a Ripa - Apartment
San Francesco a Ripa Apartment Rome
Official Contact Details - San Francesco a Ripa
Splendid elegantly furnished luxurious 2/3 BDR apartment in heart of Trastevere with all amenities including A/C, computer with high speed internet and movie library.
- Price from 290 EUR / day
- Capacity up to 6 people
- 3 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms
Last updated: 05/29/2008
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Overview
Splendid luxurious sun drenched apartment in Rome. In important epochal building in the heart of Trastevere.
This 2 BDR Rome vacation shortlet is situated on the second floor 'piano signorile' on the corner so you have a beautiful view overlooking Trastevere from the small balcony.
This apartment is for the discerning travellers who wants to enjoy their stay in Rome in the utmost comfort but still enjoying staying in a home 'Roman style'.
The apartment is decorated with great style and care to detail with original art, beautiful oriental antiques, rugs and handicrafts.
It consists of double living/ dining room with comfortable lounge couches, large dining table seating 8.
Master bedroom with double bed , desk and ample closet space. Second BDR also with double bed, desk and closets.
Separate sittingroom with pullout couch that can sleep additional 2, Large widescreen cable TV with large selection of DVD films.
Additional studio with couch and guest computer with high speed internet.
The kitchen is fully equipped with microwave, diswasher and all amenities. 2 baths with respectively shower and bathtub. Washing machine.
Amenities: Cable TV, Stereo, CD collection, DVD films, high speed internet, washing macine and diswasher. A/C.
Within walking distance to most major tourist sites such as Santa Maria in Trastevere, Pantheon, Piazza Navona, the Spanis steps, The Vatican and Campo dei Fiori.
Prices & deals
- Lowest Daily Price:
- 290 EUR
- Highest Daily Price:
- 290 EUR
- Lowest Weekly Price:
- 2000 EUR
- Highest Weekly Price:
- 2000 EUR
- Cleaning fee:
- N/A
- Charging Method:
- Per unit
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Location & area
Across the river from the centre of town, Trastevere (the name literally means "across the Tiber") was originally outside the city walls. It was the first inhabited zone of the right bank of the river, or 'rivadestra', and was first delineated to form a defensive bridgehead for the ancient city.
In classical times it was the artisan area of the city, strategically placed upriver from Ostia so the trade could be unloaded nearby. Because it was outside the city walls, it was for centuries heavily populated by immigrants. It was connected to the city by five gates and has always had a certain detached character. This separation from the centre of the city helped to forge the strong sense of community that still exists amongst the locals today.
Today many expatriates have chosen Trastevere as their home too. There are many foreign univerisities that have their Rome seat in Trastevere.
Trastevere is also famed for its trattorias where you can enjoy a dinner 'al fresco', its lively nightlife, winding cobble stone streets, and pictueresque squares where you can have an aperitivo while enjoying the live street perfomances.
And if you have children, the newly refurbished Piazza San Cosimato, with its playground and open spaces, has become a gathering point for the areas children. It also has a wonderful daily food market.
There are an abundance of sights too: The medieval basilica, Santa Maria in Trastevere with its fantastic mosaics , Santa Cecilia, with Maderno's sculpture of Santa Cecilia, Bernini's 'The blessed Ludovica Albertoni' at San Francesco a Ripa, where Saint Francis had his cell. Villa Farnesina with Raphaels' frescos, just up the street from where his lover 'La Fornarina' lived, Palazzo Corsini, the beautiful Botanical gardens where you can stroll while enjoying the flora and fauna of Rome. Piazzale Garibaldi on the 'Gianicolo' hill, with its fantastic view of Rome, is just a short walk up hill. If you enjoy bargain hunting, be sure not to miss the enormous flea market 'Porta Portese' which is open from dawn till around 13 (1 PM) every Sunday. Be sure also not to miss the local street festival,'The Festa Noantri ' which takes place every July during the week of the 16th.
- Address:
- Via San Francesco a Ripa, 00153, Rome, Italy
- Accommodation located in:
- city, downtown, near cultural interest, near historical interest, near restaurants & bars, near shopping area, old town!
Amenities & services
Computer with high speed internet, A/C, CD collecton, DVD collection, washing machine, dshwasher. Arrange cleaning service if requested.
# of Units: 1... and each unit includes:
- Bedrooms: 3
- Bathrooms: 2
- Single beds: 0
- Double beds: 2
- Baby cots: 0
- Single sofa beds: 1
- Double sofa beds: 2
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