Walking Distance
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The La Reggia dei Principi guest house in the centre of Rome offers not only brand new romantic accommodation, but is also situated within walking distance of many of the main tourist sites and close to the metro underground stations.
Located just around the corner from the Opera House, our value for money accommodation is positioned just 500 metres from the magnificent golden Basilica of St Maria Maggiore – one of the four papal basilicas of Rome.
The Basilica of St Maria dei Angeli is also just a few minutes walk at Piazza Repubblica and the long street of Via Nazionale that runs from there is full of shops offering the latest Italian fashion. |
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By Metro from
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- Termini Station (1 stop or walking distance)
- The Trevi Fountain (1 stop or walking distance)
- The Spanish Steps (2 stops)
- Piazza del Popolo and Villa Borghese (3 stops)
- The Basilica of St John Lateran, the Holy Steps (4 stops)
- The Basilica of St Peter, the Vatican Museums & the Sistine Chapel (5 stops)
- Circus Maximus (2 stops from Cavour)
- The Basilica of St Paul (5 stops from Cavour).
The La Reggia dei Principi Rome is also on the edge of the trendy Roman district which is full of traditional Italian restaurants, bars, cafes and chic boutiques selling all manner of art, jewellery, clothes and objet d’ars. On the other side of this narrow district is the awe inspiring Coliseum and the Imperial Roman Forum that are also within easy walking distance from us. |
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Within Walking
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- The Opera House
- Piazza Repubblica & Basilica of S. Maria degli Angeli
- Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore
- Termini Station
- The Trevi Fountain
- The restaurants & boutiques of the Monti district
- The Palazzo delle Esposizioni and shops of Via Nazionale
- Quirinale Palace
- The Coliseum
- The Imperial Roman Forum
- Piazza Venezia and the Vittorio Emmanuelle monument
It is along Via Nazionale that guests can find the famous Palazzo delle Esposizioni museum and gallery and a little further one can see the Quirinale Palace – once the home of 30 popes and 4 kings but now home of the current President of the Italian Republic. |
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