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New Wing Relais At Colosseum (Otra Categoría)

Via Urbana 156, Roma (Italia)

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Amazingly located in the heart of Rome?s breathtaking historic centre, only 10 minutes walk from the Colosseum, "New Wing Relais" is near to everything you want to see in Rome.This strategic location makes the hotel ideal for tourists, with public transportation and Rome?s most famous landmarks right on our doorstep (Forum, Colosseum, Pantheon, Via del Corso etc..).It is the perfect place to relax and unwind after exploring the marvels of this beautiful city.Our elegant city centre Inn is housed in a beautifully refurbished 19th century building in the atmospheric area of ?Monti?, an ancient Roman quarter only minutes walk from the Colosseum andRome Termini Railway Station.The location is exceptional as you are actually close to all the classic sights of Rome. The Colosseum and Fori Imperiali are no more than an easy five minute walk. Moreover the ?Cavour? underground (subway) station is approximately two hundred meters far. In the immediate vicinity it?s worth a moment to linger along the narrow lanes of the Suburra, the church of Santa Pudenziana and its Byzantine mosaic (this is the oldest church in Rome, it dates back to the third century A.D.); the church of Santa Prassede and obviously the magnificent and imposing Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore. The ?Suburra? ? the previous name of this district located on the sloped of the Quirinale and Viminale hills spreading as far as Esquilino hill ? was a suburban neighbourhood of ill-fame, but where also new freedmen and patricians built their houses, surrounded by taverns, brothels, prostitutes, thieves, traders and some respectable people. The heart of Rome was like this. Today the district of Suburra is called ?Rione Monti?, the first neighbourhood of the city, one of the few places where you can have a real, genuine breathing area.

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