A Casa di Marco Apartment Rome | Trastevere Area

This charming apartment is nestled into an authentic Trastevere neighborhood, with easy access to all of Rome’s central attractions.

Combining classical style with modern comfort, this Trastevere apartment is the perfect introduction to life in the Eternal City. High ceilings, bright windows, and elegant terra-cotta tiles create a luxurious atmosphere. You’ll also find a delightfully eclectic mix of decor—both traditional and contemporary—that offers surprises around every corner.

Practical amenities include a fully equipped kitchen, where you’ll have every requisite appliance needed to prepare a quick breakfast or a six-course dinner. The bathroom is thoughtfully outfitted with modern hardware and fixtures, and you’ll find a full bathtub with a shower on the premises.

For lazy afternoons or evenings under the stars, the apartment features a private balcony with an assortment of outdoor furniture. If you ever feel like leaving home, you’ll be glad to find that you’re well connected to all of central Rome by public transit, and you can reach many of the city’s must-see attractions on foot.

Located in the southern end of Trastevere, near the Tiber River, this authentic neighborhood allows you to relax and take in Rome at your own pace. With the heart of Trastevere a quick stroll away, Testaccio right across the river, and the rest of Rome just a tram ride to the north, you’ll have the entire city at your doorstep.
Don’t miss your chance to explore the up-and-coming district of Testaccio. Formerly known as an industrial and meat-packing district, Testaccio is fast becoming a haven for contemporary cuisine and exciting nightlife. You’ll also find fantastic river views from atop Monte dei Cocci, and the nearby food market is the perfect place to do all of your produce shopping.

Your own neighborhood houses one of Rome’s most famous markets, the Porta Portese flea market. While dominated by inexpensive clothes and knicknacks, a bit of exploration can lead you to true antique gems. Porta Portese is also the place to purchase souvenirs, but don’t forget to bargain for a fair price.
You’ll have plenty to keep you busy close to home, but Rome’s central attractions—like the Collosseum, Piazza Navona, and the Trevi Fountain—are easily reachable with a short tram ride up Viale di Trastevere.