Antica Fontana di Traiano Apartments
Via Nazionale 172, Rome
Your stay was
Tell us more Your review will help other travelers plan their next adventure
(50 character minimum)
Photo of Antica Fontana di Traiano Apartments Rome
Double Room Apartment 2 Apartment 3 The Palace

Antica Fontana di Traiano Apartments Rome

Via Nazionale 172 Rome, Lazio, 00184, Italy

Travel Blogs Nearby

Roma part deux

A travel blog entry by kochwebb

104

... Our plan was to take the bus around to the Colosseum and get off there so we could eat at one of the restaurants in that area as we had good luck with the food there. We boarded for what turned out to be a crazy ride as these buses just fly down the side roads getting close enough to almost brush people, cars and mopeds lining the narrow streets. Connie and I sat on the top open deck while Grant and Frances sat below and the picture taking was non-stop as we made ...

Melting in Rome in 36deg heat

A travel blog entry by sydford

1

... and it was hot, really hot!  After yet another 10 min walk from the train station to our hotel we were sweaty and ready to get our first taste of Rome.  We decided to do a general exploration of the ancient city and it's surroundings.  From a distance we were drawn to the gigantic white Emmanuel ii memorial. This beautiful structure is described as a beautiful tiered wedding cake. It was impressive and had Aaron curious who this Emmanuel character was. After this we ...

When in Rome...

A travel blog entry by engagedandgone

5

... right by the train station, located in a great spot. There were many items we wanted to cross off our 'to-do' list and being centrally located helped greatly. Our first stop – shockingly – was the Colosseum. One word can sum up this massive structure – Wowzers! Boy was this cool. The Colosseum is a massive structure that used to house gladiatorial games, circus type events, and other exciting stuff. I’m sure you all ...

Most important question: Gay or Italian?

A travel blog entry by toinfinity

1

... line, metal detectors, etc) I was going to enjoy it! I left the square and walked the entire distance to the Ancient City, forcing myself to ignore all the bakeries. A huge challenge in Italy, especially near any tourist areas.

My Roma pass got me past the line and straight into the Colosseum, explored that for about 2 hours, and checked out the Gladitors exhibit that was only there until Sunday. Heck yes. I seriously wish I could see a real ...

A rather big day I'd say.

A travel blog entry by jessnuto

... and looking mighty fine I bet, hahahah. We tried to cross a massive round about7main road, and because there is a "do what you feel like" rule on the roads of Italy, it was hit and miss there for a moment. ut we manouvered between smartcars, scooters and motorbikes and passed a bus, when the driver yelled out the side "Airporto?", and I said "No" out of habit, and then thought about what he said and the fact we were going to need to a) buy a ticket ...

Search Rome Hotels

City:
Check-in:

mm/dd/yyyy
Check-out:

mm/dd/yyyy
Adults:
Price level:
Previous
Double Room
Next