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This beguiling hotel is the only one in the city which houses Roman ruins inside – a passageway from the reception leads to a cryptoporticus, a stone gallery with engravings dating back 2,000 years. The location is perfect for those wanting to discover ancient Rome as it is just steps from the church of Santi Quirico e Giulitta and the Roman Forum.
The Inn has just 14 sumptuous bedrooms and a top floor breakfast lounge leading to a terrace which has wonderful views over the rooftops. Order a pre-dinner drink here and enjoy a complimentary buffet every evening from five until eight o’clock. An additional 15 rooms have been added in the surrounding houses on the same quiet streets and all have been individually furnished to a high standard.
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Villa Borghese: This elegant villa in the Borghese Gardens was founded by Cardinal Scipione and contains a wonderful collection of classical sculptures and Renaissance art. Highlights include works by Titian and Lotto as well as Canova’s sculpture of Pauline Bonaparte (closed Mondays).
Vatican Museum & Sistine Chapel: Although best known for Michelangelo’s work in the Sistine Chapel and the Raphael Rooms, there is much more of interest including the Etruscan Museum, the Tapestries Gallery and the Vatican’s own important art collection (closed Sundays).
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