Take a trip to Rome and you will see why it's called the "Eternal City". Rome is a popular destination for any history buff. And, there are historical sites all over the city, so you will never be far from the days of Ancient Rome. Charming, artistic and stylish, the streets around Termini station are ideal for pedestrians, with beautiful squares, intriguing winding streets and as many restaurants, bars and cheap hotels as there are iconic works of art and museums. Hotel accommodation in the City Centre Vicinities is plentiful and varied with many cheap hotels.
Top Things in the City Centre Vicinities, Rome
Rome’s city centre is packed with some of the world’s most outstanding landmarks, churches and historic sites. In the area around Termini station, as well as some of the city’s most affordable City Centre Vicinities hotels and places to eat, is the wonderful Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore. The burial site of architect Bernini, this 5th century basilica is one of the most stunning churches in Rome, with its shimmering mosaics and frescoed walls. Nearby are the ruins of the ancient Baths of Diocletian, which were able to house 3,000 people and even incorporated a library and brothel in their heyday! Close by is the magnificent Santa Maria degli Angeli church with its iconic Roman sundial.
Eating
You would be very unlucky indeed if you found a bad place to eat in Rome. The restaurants in general are very good and half the fun of a Roman holiday is sampling these and trying all the local delicacies. The area around Termini station is known for good value restaurants and some hidden gems.
City Centre Vicinities Hotels
As Rome is one of the largest and most visited cities in Europe, you're spoilt for choice when looking for great hotels in the City Centre Vicinities. There is a good range of cheap hotels in the City Centre Vicinities, near Termini station, which is convenient for many attractions and within walking distance of some superb historic sites. Rome City Centre Vicinities accommodation includes some eminently affordable four-star hotels which may be considerably cheaper than their counterparts in more exclusive Roman districts, but still a mere metro or short walk away from Rome’s glamorous shopping streets and art galleries.