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This sunny Rome apartment is situated on the fourth floor of an ancient building (no elevator), and has a charming terrace from where to admire the city of Rome.

The apartment is located in one of the the oldest street of Rome, Via Giulia. This Renaissance street is named after Pope Julius II della Rovere (1503-13), who urbanised the 'rat’s nest' of Mediaeval Rome. The kilometre-long stretch flanks the Tiber from the pedestrian Ponte Sisto to the Ponte Vittorio Emanuele. There is little doubt it is one of the most charming and refined streets of the city; the silence and atmosphere of this road is remarkable when you consider its closeness to the colourful market of Campo de’ Fiori or the old area of Trastevere.

In five or ten minutes of easy walking you can reach all the most interesting monuments of Rome: the Pantheon, the Imperial Forum, San Pietro, Piazza di Spagna, the old Ghetto, Castel Sant’Angelo, the Colosseum and so on. Less than 10 minutes' walk away is Piazza Navona. Walking in the opposite direction, you can reach the Vatican (St. Peter's cathedral) by foot in around 15 minutes. One block away is Via di Monserrato, which has a number of quality restaurants specializing in seafood and Roman cuisine. The neighbourhood is well known for its handcrafted goods and antiques shops. There are also a lot of electric buses that link up from this road with the whole historic centre of the city.

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Interior Description: The apartment (70m²) (air conditioned), has a living room with antique furniture and a double sofa bed which is connected with the dining room, a double bedroom with a queen-size bed, wardrobe, a fully equipped kitchenette (with gas-stove, oven, fridge, pots, cutlery, dishwasher, microwave, American coffee machine), and a bathroom with a bath-tub and shower.

The apartment has a private terrace and is equipped with air conditioning, independent heating, safe box, washing-machine, telephone, Satellite TV, DVD and stereo. The heating is independent and the flat is complete with linens and towels.

The apartment is situated in the Campo de' Fiori zone, very close to the famous Piazza Campo dé Fiori. The area lies between the Tiber and Corso Vittorio Emanuele II; historically the district was just to the south of Campus Martius, and was chosen by Pompey for the construction of several important buildings. The narrow streets around Campo dé Fiori contain simple houses and austerely noble palaces standing side by side in quiet harmony in the unassuming lanes.

Via Curtatone e Montanara 14, 50053 Empoli, Florence, Italy