Rome with reduced mobility: an honest guide
- September 3, 2026
- Museums, Piazza Venezia area, Rome 101, Rome 101, Spagna area, Trevi area
This month, our spotlight features two distinct studios that are adjacent to one another, in the same listed building seconds (not minutes!) from Campo de’ Fiori proper, on medieval Via del Pellegrino.
An ancient route to move to and from the Vatican, used mostly by merchants and pilgrims, today Via del Pellegrino is home to chic stores, hip new restaurants and lovely cafes.

Boasting spectacular views over the city center and the Vatican (Pellegrino 11 can also count on a panoramic terrace that can effectively be used as an extra room when the weather is good!), both studios are on the top floors of the building, reachable after 95 steps: not for the faint of heart… nor travelers with any mobility issues.

Pellegrino 10 and Pellegrino 11 are conceived and suitable for couples, or for a solo traveler: the big sofa turns into a comfy double bed, the one-wall kitchen is equipped with all essentials and you will be able to luxuriate in the newly fitted shower.
Both studios have washing machines available, as well as free Wi-Fi, air conditioning and a smart TV each.

Pellegrino 10 and Pellegrino 11 are presented together for convenience: after all, they’re at the same address! However, they can absolutely be rented separately.
Their full descriptions can be found here and here, respectively.
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