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Lounge Bar

The Lounge Bar receives the customers in a warm space for leisure, in a characteristic historic environment, perfectly renewed, where the atmosphere mixes together relax and leisure activities. The evening in this Lounge Bar have a background music and events which are a lovely amusement after a long day spent among the many monuments of the City.

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Restaurant Gourmand's

The Restaurant “Gourmand’s” is located on a typical historical woman’s gallery, whose balcony directly faces on the hotel’s lobby, opening onto a large terrace. The view from the terrace is stunning and it projects the customers in an ancient dimension. On the background, the Aurelian walls, while on the other side the magic stretch of water of the perimetral fountain lit up at night.

The ideal place be absorbed in and enchanting and evocative atmosphere, in a culinary journey through time and space. As a matter of fact, our kitchen proposes the best Mediterranean flavors and a wide choice of International and Etnic dishes, employing the best quality of products excellently prepared by our Chef Andrea Cossalter. Our offer is completed by a pampering wine list in order to guarantee the best result for every event.

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The Castel Sant'Angelo was built in the 2nd century as a mausoleum by order of emperor Hadrian. The mausoleum did not become associated with the name of archangel Michael until 590, when Pope Gregory I saw archangel Michael sheathe his sword on top of the mausoleum during a plague to signal the end of the epidemic. Also this building were 5 floors

Ground floor: a square with a display of medieval weapons

1st floor: the mausoleum with the original tombs of emperor Hadrian, which were unfortunately plundered

2nd floor: the prison

3rd floor: the museum with furniture, ceramics, weapons, paintings and other Renaissance objects.

4th floor: the apartments intended for popes to move to in the case of an attack on the Vatican

5th floor: the roof terrace with a bronze statue of archangel Michael and a beautiful view of Rome

Castel Sant'Angelo Rome was initially commissioned by the Roman Emperor Hadrian as a mausoleum for himself and his successors in AD 123-139. Over the years, the structure has served as a fortress, prison, and Papal Quarters. It is currently a museum.

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The Building hotel is a 4-star hotel born in 2016 in the area where several international embassies are located, in the center of the City of Rome. The Hotel is just a few steps from Termini Station and next to the Castro Pretorio tube station. This Hotel is perfectly located, with the heart of Rome just a few minutes away. Their Staff welcome you to historic buildings, which preserves the original decorations and architectural features, all of which you can experience in an atmosphere of modern elegance and style. The name The Building Hotel is intended to evoke the different stories experienced by the building from its birth, at the end of the 19th century, up to the present day.

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This elegant luxury hotel is housed in a grand building opposite the British Embassy and is a 15-minute walk from Roma Termini Train Station, 2 km from the iconic Trevi Fountain and 3 km from the Colosseum.

Modern rooms offer free Wi-Fi, smart TVs and mini-fridges. Two-level suites feature additional jetted tubs and separate sitting areas.

A free buffet breakfast is provided. The refined restaurant with a retro atmosphere has outdoor tables on a terrace.There is a piano bar in an airy lobby with stained glass windows and ornate tiled floors. Facilities available include indoor and outdoor plunge pools, as well as a spa area with a sauna, a hammam and a gym.The food proposal of The Building hotel blends with the iconic places that host the restaurant spaces and the bar, transporting the guest towards unique experiences: from the candlelit dinner on the air-conditioned terrace, with a view of the ancient Roman walls, to the aperitif in the deconsecrated chapel from the end of the 19th century, passing through informal events by the pool.
The environment is ideal for immersing yourself in a suggestive atmosphere, in a culinary journey through time and space, with a cuisine that reserves the best of Mediterranean flavors as well as a wide choice of international cuisine.

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The Pantheon is famous for being the most preserved monument of ancient Rome. It was constructed as a temple dedicated to the Gods and became the burial ground for several important people including famous artists and kings. Is one of the masterpieces of architecture present in the Italian capital as well as being the best preserved building of ancient Rome. Also the Pantheon of Agrippa is the best preserved Roman building in the world, it is a perfect synthesis of harmony and constructive intelligence and nobody dared to perform a similar work until the Renaissance, fourteen centuries later. The Pantheon’s design has influenced countless buildings throughout history, across Europe and throughout the Americas. Today, the Pantheon continues to function as a church, as well as a major tourist destination.

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The number 1 attraction of Rome is the Colosseum ; the large amphitheatre that housed 65,000 spectators in Roman days. Gladiators battled each other as well as wild animals in the Colosseum's arena. In the giant ‘ruins’ of the Colosseum, you can visit the stands, the arena and the underground spaces of the largest Roman amphitheatre.
The address of the Colosseum is Piazza del Colosseo, 1, in Rome, Italy.The Colosseum is very well serviced by Rome’s extensive public transport network. It can be reached by subway, multiple bus lines, and by tram. Also The Colosseum was built as part of an imperial effort to revitalize Rome after the tumultuous year of the four emperors, 69 CE. As with other amphitheatres, the emperor Vespasian intended the Colosseum to be an entertainment venue, hosting gladiator fights, animal hunts, and even mock naval battles.