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A Fabulous and Popular 3-Star Hotel in Rome: Camelia 11/05/2012  | |
Recommended & Featured Hotels RomeHotel Camelia offers great customer service from its English-speaking team of staff, plus a generous buffet breakfast; all just a 10-minute walk from Termini Station. Each guest room is completely soundproofed and comes with air conditioning, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. A breakfast buffet is included and features eggs, croissants, and typical cakes and bread. The Camelia Hotel is set in an ... The Romeo hotel among the best hotels in the world Condè Nast Traveller has outlined the new hospitality excellence ranking Great success for the Romeo hotel: the elegant Neapolitan hotel has obtained the desired recognition by Condé Nast Traveller by being included in their Hot List 2010, which in fact places it among the best hotels in the world. Condè Nast Traveller is one of the most important international tourism magazines whose articles ... | |
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Attractions & EventsRome Segway Tour (Video)Relive the days of ancient Rome while you glide from sight to sight on a Segway, the coolest ride of the 21st century! Far easier than walking, and more unique and private than a coach tour, getting around Rome on a Segway personal transporter is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. While you ride your two-wheeled electric Segway, which operates by self-balancing, you'll listen to your audio guide ... Taste of Italy Food Tour to Chianti and Umbria from Rome Head out of Rome and off the beaten track to experience a different side of Italy in Tuscany and Umbria. You'll visit the lovely towns of Cortona and Montepulciano, and sample wine, cheeses, salami, olive oil and other local specialties. Book now or look for more information & guest reviews! Capri Day Trip from Rome with Video This scenic full-day trip from Rome to Capri is a must for any visitor to Italy! You'll sail across the Gulf of Naples to the island of Capri, known as the 'Pearl of the Mediterranean', where you have the option to take a boat ride to the beautiful Blue Grotto and take in stunning views from Anacapri. Arriving in Naples, you will board a jet boat for the 45-minute crossing to Marina Grande, ... Very special once-in-a-lifetime experience now available! Private Viewing of the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums This tour gives visitors an exclusive viewing of the Sistine Chapel and Vatican Museums. Michelangelo's masterpiece will leave you captivated as you enjoy it minus the huge crowds. A once in a lifetime opportunity so secure a place on this magical tour in Rome. This is a private two-hour small group tour of the Sistine Chapel and Vatican ... Ancient Rome and Colosseum Skip the Line: Ancient Rome and Colosseum Half-Day Walking Tour Take a small group walking tour (maximum 25 people) of Ancient Rome's major sights and skip the queues for the Colosseum and Palatine Hill. Perfect for first-time visitors, this guided morning tour is the ideal introduction to Ancient Rome, leaving you with the afternoon free to explore Rome at your leisure. Several major sites are ... | |
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Rome enjoys a mild Mediterranean climate and is a pleasant city to visit at any time of the year. The weather is warm from June to September, the hottest months being July and August with temperatures climbing to 30ºC and even reaching 40º in the month of August. Winters are mild with temperatures between 5ºC and 15ºC, but can also fall to 0ºC in the coldest months which are usually January and February. The rainy season is in the Spring, mainly in March and April and also in Autumn, which falls in September and October. Being a Mediterranean climate, the rain does not tend to last for long periods, so that even on a day of squalls, generally the city can still be enjoyed. Rome is always a pleasant city to visit! | |
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Preferable modes of travel on the streets of Rome are either by foot or moped. Visitors can network the array of charming little boutiques or head over to some of the art galleries and museums with ease. The restaurants offer a range of cuisines, and, much like Paris, take dining seriously and serve in courses. There is no shortage of hotels in Rome, from high-end to budget-friendly. The high-end hotels in Rome offer extremely luxurious accommodations and offer easy access to some of the more notable hotspots in town. For seeing some of the historical monuments, tourists should have no trouble getting to the Colosseum, it’s a beautiful place to use up a roll of film and walk the grounds with the family, and at night, when lit up, it’s an excellent spot for dates on a romantic vacation.
No stranger to Rome is the bustling and exciting nightlife mainstream Europe is popular for. Everything from exciting nightclubs where thousands of visitors enjoy dancing and colorful cocktails to low-key pubs and bars where football can be watched, visitors to Rome have no shortage of things to do once the sun goes down. If it’s just a relaxed and romantic vacation guests are after, there are a great deal of pubs and restaurants where couples can dine by candlelight and enjoy some of the finest wine on the planet before heading off to the nearby hotel for a good night’s rest. Guide to Rome hotel districtsVisiting Rome and not sure where to stay? Try one of these popular Rome hotel districts:Esquilino - This eclectic district is set on one of the 7 hills of Rome, just within the ancient walls of the historic centre. EUR - The modern EUR district was built during the Fascist regime and provides the perfect contrast to Rome’s ancient city centre. Spacious boulevards run past the monumental architecture symbolic of this area, including the Square Coliseum. Ludovisi - As you step onto Via Veneto, you will feel like being in Fellini’s celebrated film, La Dolce Vita, only 50 years later. Repubblica - Just one metro stop from Termini Station you will find the bustling neighbourhood of Repubblica, which has something to suit every taste. Rione Monti - One of Rome’s most central districts, Rione Monti is home to both majestic sites and small, popular neighbourhoods. Spagna - Piazza di Spagna with its celebrated Spanish steps is one of the most renowned landmarks of Rome. Climb the longest and widest staircase in Europe and you will reach the panoramic terraces of the Pincian Hill and the Trinità dei Monti Church. Trevi - Toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain if you want to make sure you will come back to Rome. Built in the 18th century and mixing classical and Baroque elements, the biggest of Rome’s fountains is probably the most famous in the world. Vaticano - A quieter alternative to Rome’s bustling historic centre, the elegant Vatican district is full of history and culture. |
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