Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace - Discover Rome starting from here

25/03/2025

From the book "This is Rome" of M. Sasek.

14/03/2025

March in Rome offers a magical experience. As the cold season gives way to the vibrant onset of spring (with the first blooms making their appearance), the city is rejuvenated. Stroll through historical sites to see lively reenactments, savor coffee between festive confetti celebrations in the squares, or take advantage of the rare chance to visit a secluded monastery. March is an ideal month to immerse yourself in the true essence of Rome.

March in Rome is pure magic. As winter fades and spring begins to bloom (yes, we have the first flowers on the trees!), the Eternal City comes alive. Whether you’re wandering through the ancient ruins to see historic reenactments, sipping espresso between throwing handfuls of confetti in the piazz...

25/02/2025

😱 MUNCH. Il grido interiore: at Palazzo Bonaparte, 100 masterpieces from the Munch Museum in Oslo invite us to explore the tormented yet brilliant world of one of the 20th century's greatest artists.
📌 From February 11th to June 2nd. 👇 https://www.turismoroma.it/en/events/munch-il-grido-interiore

☕ And, after visiting the Museum, a break at ViVi BISTROT is a must.
👉 https://vivi.it/store/piazza-venezia/

25/02/2025

⛲ The 18th-century Tritoni fountain in Piazza Bocca della Verità shines after restoration. 👇 https://www.turismoroma.it/en/places/fountain-tritons

🚶‍♀️ Just 10 minute walk from Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace

21/10/2024

It's a true honor to open our home to wonderful guests from around the world. Grateful for every moment shared and every kind word received! ❤️

20/10/2024

⚘️ The Municipal Rose Garden of Rome reopens its gates to the public for the traditional autumn bloom.

📆 Residents and tourists can admire the roses every day, from 8 AM to 5 PM, starting Thursday, October 24, and until Sunday, November 10, 2024. Entrance is free of charge.

🌷 For 18 days, it will be possible to admire the autumn bloom of modern varieties and some ancient varieties of one of the most prestigious botanical collections of roses. This is an additional opportunity to visit a garden unique in the world for its location and botanical collection, consisting of approximately 1.200 varieties of roses from around the world, spread over an area of 10.000 square meters.

▶️ The Municipal Rose Garden is located just 8 minute walk from Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace, in Via di Valle Murcia n. 6.

25/09/2024

📸 If the photos in the ad don't do the apartment justice, it's only to guarantee you the so-called "WOW Effect"!

🚪Imagine walking through the door and seeing your expectations exceeded... it's our strategy, aimed at giving you the experience of an unforgettable start!

🏡 On the other hand, only a warm welcome and the special atmosphere of the house can make you experience that magic that photos cannot capture.

🧳 Come visit us soon, we can't wait to let you experience the WOW Effect in person!

📆 Last 4 days of October still available!

➡️ For reservations via OTAs:

🔸️ AIRBNB
https://airbnb.com/h/circo-massimo-apartment-and-terrace

🔷️ BOOKING
https://booking.com/hotel/it/circo-massimo-apartment-amp-terrace.it.html

➡️ For information and direct reservations, please send an email to: [email protected]

26/03/2024

👨‍👩‍👦Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace can accommodate a maximum of 3 adults + 1 child under the age of 2, who will have a comfortable crib available to spend the night in safety.

🏡Enjoy your stay with the whole family in the unique atmosphere of our apartment!

➡️ For reservations via OTAs:

🔸️ AIRBNB
https://airbnb.com/h/circo-massimo-apartment-and-terrace

🔷️ BOOKING
https://booking.com/hotel/it/circo-massimo-apartment-amp-terrace.it.html

➡️ For information and direct reservations, please send an email to: [email protected]

25/03/2024

🎨 Last weekend we tried for you a fantastic guided tour organized by the cultural project "Romolo e Remo": a journey to discover the art and life of Caravaggio!
👨‍🎨 Through breathtaking works housed in the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi and the Church of Sant'Agostino, we were fascinated by the mastery of this great genius and artist. Thanks to the passionate guide Tiziana, we were able to immerse ourselves in an exciting path that also touched the inns, the shops, and even the house where Caravaggio lived. A two-hour experience that gave us new perspectives on the life and works of one of the greatest painters in history.
🖌 If you are art enthusiasts or if you simply want to live a unique cultural experience, we highly recommend participating in this unforgettable tour!

For tickets and information: https://www.amicidiroma.it/

22/03/2024

21/03/2024

Come and enjoy Spring in our corner of paradise!
Imagine the warmth of the sun, vibrant flowers, comfortable loungers, a good book and a refreshing drink: on our spacious terrace awaits you an oasis of tranquility, ready to welcome you after a day exploring the wonders of Rome.
We can't wait to make you feel at home! 🌼🌿☀️

➡️ For reservations via OTAs:

🔸️ AIRBNB
https://airbnb.com/h/circo-massimo-apartment-and-terrace

🔷️ BOOKING
https://booking.com/hotel/it/circo-massimo-apartment-amp-terrace.it.html

➡️ For information and direct reservations, please send an email to: [email protected]

06/03/2024

We have tried for you the Circo Maximo Experience: a unique, fun and captivating experience through which we relived all the historical phases of one of the most significant monuments of Rome thanks to augmented and virtual reality.
With innovative interactive visualization technologies never used before in such a large outdoor area, we immersed ourselves in the life of the ancient valley, strolled through shops of ancient Rome, and witnessed a chariot race amidst cheers and overturned carts, in a continuous connection between past and present.
The experience lasts about 40 minutes, unfolds over 8 stages covering the evolution of the Circo Massimo from antiquity to modern times, and is available in 8 languages. The quality offered by the immersive visors is comparable to the best seat in the front row of a theater and is designed to be comfortably worn even with glasses. The earphones are stereophonic. The visit with the visor is accessible even to deaf people thanks to simplified subtitles in Italian or English.
In our opinion, it's an engaging experience that should not be missed!

04/03/2024

🌳In Rome, there's a spot with a unique panorama that stretches from the Altar of the Fatherland to the Janiculum, passing by the Tiber Island and St. Peter's Basilica. It's the , a romantic green terrace of 8000 square meters on top of the . It stands on the area of the ancient fortress built between 1285 and 1287 near the church of Santa Sabina by the Savelli family, from which it gets its original name, Parco Savello.

🍊 According to tradition, it was Saint Dominic of Guzman who transplanted the first orange tree in Italy, in 1220, planting it on the , where it can still be seen today through a hole in the wall of the church porch. The legend has it that the bitter orange tree proved capable of spontaneously generating other plants.

📌 The Orange Garden is 4 minute walk from Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace and is open every day, the entrance is .

03/03/2024

💫 Discover your corner of paradise in Rome!

Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace, located in a quiet residential area, offers incredible peace while also providing easy access to Rome's main attractions, all within walking distance.

But there's more! For those who want not only to explore the city but also to work and stay connected, Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace is the ideal solution. Our ultra-fast Wi-Fi ensures you can combine business with pleasure, making our accomodation perfect for those who want to alternate work moments with total relaxation while exploring the Eternal City.

You won't have to choose between work and pleasure: here, you can have both!

⏱️ Book now to ensure an unforgettable stay in Rome!

➡️For reservations via OTAs:

🔸️AIRBNB
https://airbnb.com/h/circo-massimo-apartment-and-terrace

🔷️BOOKING
https://booking.com/hotel/it/circo-massimo-apartment-amp-terrace.it.html

➡️For information and direct reservations, please send an email to: [email protected]

21/02/2024

You don't need watches when you're in Rome! And do you know why? Because the daily roar of the Cannone del Gianicolo (Janiculum Hill Cannon) is the natural alarm that marks the hours in the Eternal City!

In Rome, there is indeed a tradition that has been ringing loud for over a century. I'm not talking about ancient monuments or bustling squares... but something even more explosive! I'm talking about the Janiculum Hill Cannon, a piece of history that greets the city every day at noon with a bang that spreads like the heartbeat of Rome.

Imagine sipping your coffee on our terrace, in the quiet of a sunny morning when... BOOM! The brief echo that follows reminds you that you are in the heart of the city that has written the History.

Located on the Janiculum Hill, the Cannon has such a powerful voice that can be heard up to about 6 km away! An experience that adds a special touch to the memory of your visit to the Eternal City.

The traditional firing of the Cannon has deep roots. It was established in 1847 by Pope Pius IX. Initially, the intent was to synchronize all the bell towers in the city, thus providing a unified signal for noon. Since then, except for rare interruptions, the daily bang has become a constant in the lives of Romans, surviving wars and changing eras, until it has become one of the most fascinating and characteristic rituals of Rome.

In modern times, the Cannon no longer fires bullets, but the tradition of firing blanks has been maintained, as a symbol of historical continuity that binds the generations. Placed at the highest point of the Janiculum Hill, the Cannon is the custodian of time and memory of Rome.

Don't miss the appointment with the history! Travel with us through the timelessness of Rome and let the Janiculum Hill Cannon mark a memorable moment of your day. Through this ancient rite, every day you will be connected not only to the time but to a story that continues to live through the sound and energy of a timeless city.

From Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace, a 45-minute walk separates you from the thrill of the Janiculum Hill Cannon's daily firing. Stroll through picturesque Trastevere and immerse yourself in Rome's green oases; your journey to a piece of history is also a feast for the eyes.

20/02/2024

At Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace, we have decided to fully embrace Italian tradition. That's why in our kitchen you won't find an Espresso machine, but instead the classic and timeless Moka pot!

"Why the Moka pot?" you might ask. Simple:

1️⃣ **Authenticity**: We want to offer you the most authentic experience possible. Every sip of coffee prepared with the Moka pot will transport you to a typical Italian café, where time seems to stand still, and the flavors tell a centuries-old story.
2️⃣ **Sustainability**: The Moka pot is an icon of eco-friendly design. No single-use capsules, just ground coffee and water. This way, we reduce waste and respect our magnificent planet.
3️⃣ **Ritual**: Making coffee with the Moka pot is a true ritual that engages all the senses. The characteristic gurgle signals that a special moment is about to begin, and the spectacle of the coffee slowly rising will make you fall in love with this ancient morning ritual.
4️⃣ **Intense Flavor**: Coffee made with the Moka pot has a rich and full-bodied taste, a flavor that cannot be replicated by any capsule. It is the quintessential Italian experience!

At Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace, you will immerse yourself in the culture of our country, starting with a good cup of coffee in the morning.
We are looking forward to hosting you!

➡️For reservations via OTAs:

🔸️AIRBNB
https://airbnb.com/h/circo-massimo-apartment-and-terrace

🔷️BOOKING
https://booking.com/hotel/it/circo-massimo-apartment-amp-terrace.it.html

➡️For information and direct reservations, please send an email to: [email protected]

19/02/2024

The Non-Catholic Cemetery of Rome, also known as Protestant Cemetery or Cemetery of the Artists, is a quiet and poetic corner that often escapes the eye of the hurried tourist among the myriad historical beauties that adorn the city of Rome.

Located near the Cestius Pyramid, this place of eternal rest boasts a history that spans through the centuries. Since the 1700s, it has been the final resting place for non-Catholics, many of whom were part of the foreign artistic and intellectual elite attracted to the Eternal City.

Walking along its shaded pathways, you can find the tombs of prominent figures in the history of art and literature, including:

- the English romantic poet John Keats, whose epitaph does not mention his name but carries a poignant reflection on his misunderstood art: "Here lies One Whose name Was writ in Water";
- Percy Bysshe Shelley, whose heart, according to legend, was retrieved after his cremation on the beach of Viareggio and buried here;
- the antiquarian and poet Edward Trelawny, a friend of Shelley and Byron, who wrote touching epitaphs for his companions;
- the iconic sculptor William Story and his wife Emelyn, whose tomb is a work of art in itself: the Angel of Grief is a true masterpiece sculpted by Story in memory of his wife;
- Carlo Emilio Gadda, an Italian poet and writer among the greatest innovators of 20th-century fiction.

This cemetery not only offers a place to commemorate past lives but also a space for reflection on the beauty and fragility of life.

Whether you are a history enthusiast, an art lover, or simply seeking peace, the Non-Catholic Cemetery of Rome is a must-visit. Every day, it confirms itself as one of the most precious and least-known treasures of the capital.

Non-Catholic Cemetery
Via Caio Cestio, 6 (10 minute walk from Circo Massimo Apartment & Terrace)
Infos: www.cemeteryrome.it