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Rome Navona - Campo de' Fiori
The Turtles' Dream: wonderful panoramic terraced apartment,
4 double bedrooms, 3 bathrooms. Spectacular views, beautiful décor
Terrace panoramic views: SOUTH
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Elegant, bright panoramic 4 bedroom apartment, in historical stately palace overlooking the Turtle Fountain.
4 ample double bedrooms, 3 bathr., amazing frescoed sitting room w. antique coffered wooden ceiling, large dining-kitchen, 2 fitted terraces of which one panoramic with views of Rome's sights and domes.
High ceilings, tasteful furniture, modern appliances, all mod cons. Inviting, cozy and charming property, accommodating max. 8 persons in real beds.
- Elevator;
- Air conditioning / heating in each room;
- Internet Wi-Fi high speed internet;
- Colour TV with international and English/American channels;
- Complete kitchen equipment, finest dishes, glassware;
Washing machine, clothes dryer, iron, iron board, dishwasher;
- Microwave, mixer, toaster, electronic scales;
- Italian coffee pots, American coffee percolator, tea kettle
- Baby stroller, SAFE;
- Detailed property and area booklet with photos, map;
- Nearby: grocers, shops, cafes, restaurants, delis, hammam & massage, beauty centre, hairdresser, jogging & bike track;
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To Rome centre map, for the exact location.
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MUSIC: Il cielo in una stanza
(The sky inside a room),
by Gino Paoli, 1960 |
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The view rotates automatically but you can also use the < and > controls. You can zoom in and out using the + and - controls.
SOUTH VIEW FROM THE TERRACE: THE CAPITOLINE and the PALATINE HILL, Alban Hills, Jewish quarter |
From left to right the mains sight you can see are: the Church of Jesus (main Church of the Jesuite order), Palazzo Mattei (the prominent palace in the forefront), the whitish and sumptuous Vittoriale (dedicated to King Victor Emmanuel II, first king of the reunited Italy, ended in 1911, it hosts the unknown soldier of WW1, so it is called also Altare della Patria, or Altar of Fatherland). After it you see the medieval brickwork Church Ara Coeli (Altar of the Sky), standing where there once was the Temple of Juno. You see then the imposing palace with a clock tower, which is the seat of Rome Municipality, right on top of the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio in Italian), followed by the Palatine Hill. Then, in the forefront, you see the Church of Santa Maria in Campitelli, and the Abbazia of Sant'Ambrogio (St. Ambrose Abbey). You can see then in the distance the Alban Hills or Castelli Romani, and closer, if you are a good viewer, the ancient Theathre of Marcellus, on top of which some homes were built in the Middle Ages. Please also see the 3rd view below for a closer view. You can see then the large dome of the Main Jewish Synagogue ("Il Tempio"), followed in the distance by the Aventine Hill and its San Saba Church, and in the foreground, the trees flanking the river Tiber. |
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