Condominium in Lucina

Private room in rental unit hosted by Polly&Triestino

6 guests
3 bedrooms
3 beds
3 bathrooms

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The apartment is located in a quiet street and in the beautiful setting of Piazza del Parlamento.Recently renovated is located on the 1st floor of a beautiful historic building and consists of entrance hall,kitchen(with coffee maker,kettle,oven,fridge),2 double bedrooms,two bathrooms of which one in the bedroom.All rooms are bright and equipped with air conditioning.

The space
The apartment is on Via Lucina , a quiet street, which starts in Piazza del Parlamento. The rooms are very bright, all windows overlook the outside, allowing a wonderful view of Parliament . The apartment is subdivided with the entrance, living room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms

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Rome, Lazio, Italy

Campo Marzio is the fourth district of Rome, indicated by R. IV.

The Martius Campus was an area of ancient Rome of approximately 2 km², initially outside the city borders and later divided by Augustus between two of its 14 regions: the VII Via Lata and the IX Circus Flaminius.

In the Middle Ages it became the most densely populated area of the city. The name is currently attributed to the fourth ward of the city, less extensive than the area of the same name. The crest is a silver half-moon in the blue field; the origin of this symbol is unknown.

Until Napoleonic times it was called "Campo Marzo".

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