Immediately above Piazza del Popolo, the hill known as the Pincio marks the edge of the city's core and the beginning of a collection of parks and gardens that form the Villa Borghese. It's a vast area with woods, lake and grass crisscrossed by roads bringing you as close to tranquility as you can get in the city centre. There are any number of attractions for those who want to do more than just stroll or sunbathe: a tiny boating lake, a zoo and some of the city's finest museums. The Pincio isn't formally part of the Villa Borghese, but its terrace and gardens, fringed with busts of classical and Italian heroes, give fine views over the rooftops of Central Rome, right across to St. Peter's. From the southern edge of Villa Borghese you find Via Veneto, one of the most beautiful Roman streets. The bars and restaurants lining the street were made famous by Fellini's La Dolce Vita.

This prestigious property is just a few steps from Villa Borghese and Via Veneto on the first floor of an elegant palace with an elevator and doorman, and is well connected by public transport to the rest of Rome's Historic Centre.

There is a bedroom with a king-size bed, a bedroom with a sofa bed, a living room with a double sofa bed, terrace, kitchenette, bathroom with shower-stall. Alarm, safe, air conditioning, telephone.

The living room and the master bedroom face a sunny terrace. The master bedroom is furnished with a comfortable king-size bed. The second bedroom is furnished with a sofa bed and TV Colour. The living room is spacious and furnished with a nice divano, a double sofa bed, an elegant dinner table, telephone. In the living room there is a fully equipped kitchenette with gas-stove, oven, fridge, microwave, pots, cutlery. The bathroom is furnished with a shower stall. There is air conditioning, alarm system and a safe.

The apartment comes complete with linens.