New at From Home to Rome: Via Annia Faustina

Thanks to Via Annia Faustina, From Home to Rome has finally landed in one of the most coveted areas at the border with the archaeological center of the old city.

Located at the bottom of the Aventine Hill, this is a perfect location for those travelers looking to experience life in a residential district, the Roman way. Quiet must-visits such as the Orange Garden or the Rose Garden are close by, and the hidden gem that is San Saba is uphill from the apartment. This secluded, hamlet-like area was mostly built between the 1910s and 1930s, and is strikingly different from any other Roman district.

The Via Annia Faustina apartment, named after the street it lies on, is a much more modern property, and was recently renovated, too.

A two-bedroom flat, this property offers a great change of pace in an otherwise animated part of a similarly vivacious city, providing an opportunity for a meditative stay while at the same time being in close proximity to areas of the Rome known for their lively nightlife, their restaurants, their clubs.

Indeed, the Ostiense and Testaccio boroughs are right across Viale Aventino, while Garbatella is a little further south from this location, giving curious tourists a change to discover such landmarks as the Pyramid of Cestius, the English Cemetery, the Testaccio Hill or the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls.

What’s more, this apartment is conveniently located minutes away from the subway stop “Piramide” and the city train terminal at Porta San Paolo, connecting tourists directly with the Roman ruins at Ostia Antica. The Roma Ostiense train station is also within walking distance, a crucial stop towards such destinations as the Fiumicino airport, the cruise terminal in Civitavecchia, Roma Termini or even Pisa and the Cinque Terre.

The complete description for Via Annia Faustina is here.