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A well-lit sleeping area features a spacious bed dressed in neutral linens. Modern sculptures are displayed on dark wooden surfaces. A flat-screen television is mounted on the wall, and natural light filters through sheer curtains, illuminating the warm wooden flooring.
Flat in Regola
4.92 out of 5 average rating, 329 reviews

Trastevere Apartment Exclusive Use / Bruno Domus Antiqua

Free cleanings fee! - The apartment is complete of every kind of comfort, towels and courtesy set. Is located inside the Historic Building “Casa all’Arco Cenci Tavani” from the XVI Century and it is walking distance from the city centre where you can find the best monuments and attractions. Elevator available to reach the 2nd floor. Complete of every comfort like kitchen, tv's connected with streaming services like Netflix in every ambient, fast wifi6, safe box and towels. Waiting to host you!

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Apartment in Regola
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 194 reviews

Largo Arenula #18 apartment 2

Large and bright apartment, finely renovated, located on the 3rd of a 5-story building from the early 1900s. There is an elevator from the 1st floor. Consisting of a living room with kitchenette, two double bedrooms and a bathroom. Located in the historic center, behind the Jewish quarter, it is about 600 meters from the Pantheon, 1.7 km from Piazza di Spagna and 1.7 km from the Colosseum. Enviable location for visiting the city, excellent connection with transport to and from the airport.

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A spacious living area features a light wooden floor and high ceilings. A modern blue sofa is positioned against the wall, with a large mirror reflecting the room's design. A potted plant adds greenery, while pendant lights hang from the ceiling, illuminating the space.
Flat in Regola
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 305 reviews

Luxury and classy apartment in the Heart of Roma

Spacious apartment with a modern and refined design in the heart of the ancient and characteristic Ghetto, the enchanting Roman Jewish district. You will be immersed in a welcoming and cozy atmosphere, with top quality furnishings and ultimate comfort. A unique and unrepeatable stay in the heart of Rome! In a strategic and exclusive position, you will be wrapped in an area of unique charm, close to the best cultural and historical sites, with typical restaurants, bars, clubs and shops.

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Apartment in Regola
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 128 reviews

Tiber Island View - Trastevere, Campo de' Fiori

Elegant apartment on Via Arenula, in the heart of Rome, just steps from Trastevere, Campo de’ Fiori and the Jewish Ghetto. Two double bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a sofa bed: comfortably accommodates up to six guests. Tastefully furnished and fully equipped with all essential amenities. Its unbeatable location, right in the historic center, lets you explore the city's main attractions on foot and soak up the authentic Roman atmosphere, with art, history, and local cuisine all around.

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A private terrace is visible through a glass door, featuring a table with four chairs and a small vase of flowers. A bottle of wine is placed on the table. Surrounding buildings are partially visible, providing a glimpse of the historic character of Rome.
Flat in Parione
4.91 out of 5 average rating, 350 reviews

AQ Penthouse – Elegant penthouse in the heart of Rome

AQPENTHOUSE Bright penthouse in a Roman building, featuring a spacious living room, two double bedrooms and two modern bathrooms, both with showers and one with a relaxing jacuzzi bath tub. The fully equipped kitchen and charming terrace are perfect for enjoying a glass of wine at sunset. Equipped with air conditioning, heating and fast Wi-Fi: an exclusive retreat in the heart of Rome. Thanks to the two sofa beds, there's the possibility to accommodate up to 8 people, upon request.

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A bright bedroom features a spacious yellow tufted bed with decorative pillows and a flat-screen TV mounted on the wall. Natural light enters through a window draped with sheer curtains, illuminating the simple decor, while a small desk and chair are positioned nearby.
Flat in Rome
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 269 reviews

IRON Portico d 'Ottavia LUX

Wonderful newly renovated apartment furnished with style overlooking the beautiful monumental complex of Ancient Rome; The complex of the Portico D'Ottavia which is the only preserved of the large porticoes in the area that corresponds to the ancient Ghetto. Fine finishes and rooms designed to guarantee you maximum comfort in one of the most renowned pedestrian areas of the capital. Comfortable Italian handcrafted beds Bright spaces, two bathrooms and a fully equipped kitchen!

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An outdoor terrace features a sectional sofa and loungers, surrounded by potted plants. Subtle purple lighting creates a serene ambiance, with a view of illuminated historic buildings in the background, enhancing the rooftop setting at night.
Apartment in Regola
5.0 out of 5 average rating, 337 reviews

Skyloft penthouse with breathtaking 360-degree views

ART GALLERY STYLE ATTICO TROPHY ASSET BREATHTAKING 360° VIEW IN THE HEART OF THE HISTORIC ANCIENT CENTER OF ROME, 200 SQM OF PRIVATE STUNNING TERRACES overlooking the best famous monuments, Churches & the most ancient Roman sites. Luxury & contemporary interiors and a modern Kitchen, a marvelous romantic masterbedroom with gorgeous view of Altare della Patria & enchanting patio, the huge dome of the Church St Carlo ai Catinari overhead the incredible stunning rooftop terrace!

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A spacious living area features wood flooring and high ceilings. A comfortable gray sofa is positioned near the large windows, which invite natural light. A dining table is set for two, complemented by modern yellow chairs. Artworks adorn the walls, adding character to the space.
Loft in Rome
4.84 out of 5 average rating, 645 reviews

Loft in ex-stables of ancient palace

In the heart of historical Rome, close to Portico d'Ottavia and Piazza Venezia, the loft is located in an ancient renovated stable belonging to a XV palace (Palazzo Lovatelli). The loft has been redesigned by an architect and is often the residence of artists who have contributed to the artworks in the loft, and who work for the nearby Street Art Gallery, Galleria Varsi. It is perfect for a family of four or for a couple wishing for a romantic setting for their stay in Rome.

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Flat in Regola
4.83 out of 5 average rating, 189 reviews

The heart of the Jewish Ghetto

In the middle of the Jewish quarter, submerged in the scent of freshly baked bread, our loft will be a perfect refuge for your trip to the capital. The apartment is a large studio with a sleeping and dining area separated by a wall with a sofa (bed) that will be made into a bed upon request and a loft bed. The attention to every single detail by two friends, before being two hosts, will make your stay in Rome unforgettable, making you feel cared for as if you were at home.

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A spacious living area features original terracotta flooring and wooden beams overhead. A cozy sofa is positioned alongside a coffee table adorned with books. A painting depicting a city view adorns the wall, while a dining table is set for four with elegant chairs. Natural light floods in from the window.
Flat in Regola
4.85 out of 5 average rating, 109 reviews

Imperial penthouse with view

Charming penthouse apartment with stunning wooden beam ceiling located in a historic building from the 1500s with a shared panoramic rooftop in the heart of the historic center of Rome. Finely decorated, it offers a comfortable and authentic stay, perfect for those who want to explore the city on foot, a few steps from the prime landmarks. Located on the fourth floor with a lift that goes up to the second floor and from there you need to do the stairs up to the 4th floor.

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Apartment in Parione
4.89 out of 5 average rating, 383 reviews

Your home in the heart of Rome

Your home in the heart of Rome is a large apartment (150 sm, 1600 sf) furnished with style and simplicity, with attention to design but also to warmth and comfort. Every detail is there to make you feel at home. The bathrooms have been recently renovated and now sport 2 showers. Moreover, the apartment is in a splendid position, right in the center of Rome, and it’s the perfect starting point for visiting the city by foot, without need to take taxis or public transports.

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A spacious living area is presented with a light-colored sofa and a bright red armchair. Exposed wooden beams adorn the ceiling, while a textured tile floor adds warmth. Arched doorways lead to additional spaces, creating a welcoming environment for relaxation and socializing.
Flat in Rome
4.95 out of 5 average rating, 399 reviews

"Your House in the heart of Rome"

The apartment, with a separate entrance, is located on the first floor (17 steps) in an old building and overlooks a typical alley in the historic center. The area is one of the most characteristic of Rome, the Jewish Ghetto, a stone's throw from the Portico d'Ottavia and the Theater of Marcellus and the Capitol. Many of Rome's most beautiful sites are within walking distance. You are allowed to host a maximum of four people, including infants.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Where is Jewish Museum located?

    The Jewish Museum stands in the heart of Lazio, typically situated within an area historically connected to the local Jewish community. It is set among streets that reflect centuries of regional cultural influences.

  • When is the best time to visit Jewish Museum?

    Spring and fall are frequently suggested for visits to the Jewish Museum, as the weather is generally mild and pleasant. Summer can be warm, while winter brings cooler temperatures and some rain.

  • How old is Jewish Museum?

    The Jewish Museum opened in 1960, making it over 60 years old. It shares its location with Rome’s Great Synagogue, which has a much older history in the city.

  • Why was Jewish Museum built?

    The Jewish Museum was established to preserve and share the heritage of the Jewish community in Lazio. It aims to foster understanding and dialogue by displaying artifacts and stories that document centuries of local Jewish life.

  • What are some things to do near Jewish Museum?

    Around the Jewish Museum, you can explore historic synagogues, visit local markets, or enjoy regional cuisine in nearby cafes. The area also has archaeological sites and art galleries, allowing for a variety of cultural experiences.

  • How is the weather near Jewish Museum?

    The area around the Jewish Museum has cool winters, with temperatures ranging from around 38–55°F (3–13°C), and warmer, often dry summers, reaching up to 80°F (27°C). Spring and autumn bring mild weather and occasional rain, making light layers and a waterproof jacket useful.

  • How was Jewish Museum built?

    The Jewish Museum is located within Rome’s Great Synagogue, using spaces dedicated to interpreting Jewish history. Its exhibits display artifacts from former synagogues, highlighting community traditions and cultural heritage.

  • What is the history of Jewish Museum?

    The Jewish Museum in Lazio shares the long history of the local Jewish community, highlighting their cultural, religious, and social contributions. Exhibits include artifacts, documents, and stories that reflect both moments of flourishing and times of adversity in the region.