Terrace 160 Apartment Rome

This modern and comfortable 2-bedroom apartment with a wonderful roof terrace is located in the quiet, convenient Monte Mario District of Rome, nearby Vatican City.

Just fifteen minutes on foot from Vatican City, but a world away from the city center in terms of atmosphere, this welcoming apartment exudes luxury both inside and out. The airy and bright floor plan provides privacy for every guest, as well as ample space to relax while at home. A fully equipped kitchen encourages to prepare home-cooked meals. Everyone can dine together at the spacious dining table inside or outside on the terrace. 

The two bedrooms feature both a double bed and you will find two bathrooms in the apartment, each with a toilet and a shower. Other amenities include a dishwasher and washing machine. The apartment’s winning feature is its spectacular private rooftop terrace. From here you can enjoy the fresh air and sunshine without leaving home, with the added bonus of panoramic rooftop views.

The elegant Monte Mario district is home to the quiet opulence of many of Rome’s upper-class denizens. As a visitor, you will love the safe and clean atmosphere and the elegant homes that line the streets. Here is also one of the city’s most underrated attractions, Monte Mario. The summit of this “mountain” is the highest point in Rome, and can be reached by car or on foot. On the way down, be sure to stop at El Zodiaco for a cocktail and a snack.

No trip to Rome is complete without a visit to the Catholic city-state of Vatican City. Here, you can take in the hallowed halls of St. Peter’s Basilica, the iconic frescoes of the Sistine Chapel, or the typical getup of the Papal Guard. The Vatican grounds also contain lush gardens that are perfect for a stroll or a picnic. Just to the east of Vatican City, the Tiber River forms an easily passable border to the heart of Rome. Once across, you will be surrounded by dining, entertainment, and nightlife options. And within walking distance of dozens of historical sites, like the Piazza Navona, the Pantheon, and the Trevi Fountain.