A STAY IN ROME AMID HISTORY ART AND CULTURE

Walking among the wonders of Rome

Trevi district

Near the Trevi Fountain a few steps from the splendid Piazza di Spagna and Trinità dei Monti, places enveloped in a romantic and seductive atmosphere that make Rome unique and unforgettable. The street in which the Hotel Memphis is located, Via degli Avignonesi, owes its name to the French Papal Guards of Avignon, who at the time presided over Rome. The district that hosts it, the central Trevi district,

saw the presence of politicians, soldiers and illustrious artists in its alleyways. The greatest of all was Michelangelo, genius of the Renaissance, who died here, in a nearby residence of Macel de Servi.

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Institutional buildings in Rome

Quirinal Palace

In the heart of Rome, within easy reach of the hotel, are all the most important institutional buildings of the Italian Republic: Palazzo Chigi, Palazzo Madama, Palazzo Montecitorio and the Quirinal Palace, the residence of the

President of the Republic. Also in the centre, there are the offices of the main newspapers and major banks.

The shopping streets

Italian haute couture

For those who wish to indulge in shopping, the Hotel Memphis in Rome offers a location close to the Galleria Alberto Sordi and Via dei Condotti. Here, shops and boutiques offer the products of the best Italian and

international fashion designers. An unmissable opportunity for those who love style and elegance and are on holiday in Rome!