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Regions Italy : Latium - Lazio - Hotels Latium - LazioMain Tourist Destination in Lazio Rome - Roma, Caput Mundi! Of course the Eternal City is on everyone's To Do List. For first-time visitors, we remind you not to miss the newly-renovated Colosseum, the Roman Forum, St. Peter's, the Vatican Museums and Sistine Chapel, Piazza Navona, the Borghese Gallery, and the outdoor market at Campo de' Fiori. Save some time for designer shopping at the Spanish Steps, and don't forget to toss your coin into Trevi Fountain! Return visitors will also find loads of fascinating tips in this section of our site, including a hunt for thirteen ancient obelisks, a guide to many secret cloisters, a day at the races, and a short outing to the ruins of an ancient city that we consider much more entertaining and educational than Pompeii.
Hotels Rome - Last Minute Hotels Rome - Featured Sightseeing Tours Rome Recommended Hotels Latium Hotel Marsala Rome 
Located right next to Termini Station, Hotel Marsala offers excellent transport links around Rome. A varied breakfast buffet with savoury and sweet food is served every morning. From Termini Station, guests can take a bus or train to Ciampino and Fiumicino Airports. The Metro links with famous landmarks such as the Coliseum and the Spanish Steps in 5 minutes. The simply furnished rooms at Marsala Hotel feature wood furniture and a minibar. Bathrooms can be either private or shared. Staff is available 24 hours a day and can organise city tours. Book now or look for more information!  Best Western Ambra Palace Rome 
The Ambra Palace is set just 2 streets from Termini Station and even closer to the Vittorio Emanuele Metro stop. This elegant hotel provides good service. Best Western Ambra Palace is great for visiting Rome as you will have plenty of bus and Metro links and be close to airport buses. The Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore is around the corner and you can walk to the Coliseum from here. At Ambra Palace's reception you will find daily newspapers and city maps and there is a free internet point. You can enjoy 24-hour room service. Rooms here come with free internet, free Sky channels and tea and coffee-making facilities. Superior rooms even have a Jacuzzi bath. There is a bar and lounge at this Best Western hotel. Book now or look for more information! More Tourist Destinations in Lazio SabaudiaSabaudia is located in the province of Latina along the Tyrrhenian coastline, only 100 km from Rome. The peaceful town offers visitors the chance to experience nature in its most unspoilt form. Visit its most famous attractions, including; The Selva del Circeo forest – Spend a day picnicking in this vast forest. Lake of Paola - Visit the most southern and famous of the coastal lakes of the Pontine plain area. This is a saltwater lake lying parallel to the sea, and has an irregular form with many inlets stretching towards the inhabited areas and the promontory of Circeo. Today, it is also known as Lake of Sabaudia as witness to the city’s foundation in 1935. The coastal sand dunes – The dunes extend along the coast for about 25 km from the slopes of the promontory to Capo Portiere. They are rich in exuberant flora and act as a home to herons and several species of migratory birds. Hotels Sabaudia Frosinone Frosinone, cornerstone town of the Ciociaria region, in ancient times exclusively dedicated to agriculture and handicraft, is nowadays an industrial and commercial centre of the southern Latium region featuring a great number of pharmaceutical industries. Handicraft is still lively and there is an important representation of textile and shoe manufacturing. Hotels Frosinone Civitavecchia A sea port on the Tyrrhenian Sea, it is located 80 kilometers west-north-west of Rome, across the Mignone river. The harbor is formed by two piers and a breakwater, on which is a lighthouse. Despite the destructions suffered in the course of the centuries, especially during WWII, the historical centre is still in good conditions as far as the Cathedral and the ancient Leandra and Chiesa della Morte squares are concerned, and even the port deserves a visit in order to admire - among other monuments - the Michelangelo’s Fort, the Rock and the Urbano VIII retaining wall. Hotels Civitavecchia News LazioA Fabulous and Popular 3-Star Hotel in Rome: CameliaHotel Camelia offers great customer service from its English-speaking team of staff, plus a generous buffet breakfast; all just a 10-minute walk from Termini Station. Each guest room is completely soundproofed and comes with air conditioning, satellite TV, and free Wi-Fi. A breakfast buffet is included and features eggs, croissants, and typical ... Rome from EUR 61.- Why Pay More in Rome! Big savings on last minute deals in Rome! Rome in spring Get a taste of la dolce vita: spring is the best time to visit Rome, with bright blue skies and balmy temperatures. Best value for money deals, midrange hotels, in your favourite destination: Rome This are the best deals we could find for you. Grab them before they're gone. Last ... Rome Segway Tour (Video) Relive the days of ancient Rome while you glide from sight to sight on a Segway, the coolest ride of the 21st century! Far easier than walking, and more unique and private than a coach tour, getting around Rome on a Segway personal transporter is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. While you ride your two-wheeled electric Segway, which operates by ... More Italy NewsGastronomy LazioDon't be surprised in Rome when your cappuccino is served lukewarm – that's the way they like it here. By the way, it gets its name from its resemblance to the head of a Capuchin monk. Cappuccino is considered suitable for breakfast only – Italians will think you ignorant if you order it after lunch or dinner. And don't ask for espresso – here it's called caffe. Food specialties include fettuccini alla Romana (that is, with butter and Parmesan) and artichokes fried with garlic. Rome is dotted with tiny osterias selling pizza – incredibly tasty, thin, crisp and sparsely topped. You'll never eat an Aussie "super supreme" again. |