Villa Borghese
The Viale del Muro Torto and the Corso D' Italia
separate the Monte Pincio and city centre from the largest public park in Rome,
the Villa Borghese. (www.villaborghese.it). The Villa Borghese was established
at the beginning of the 17th century by cardinal Scipione Caffarelli Borghese,
the nephew of Pope Pauls V.. King Vittorio Emanuele III. bought the park 1902
and donated the Villa Borghese to the city of Rome. Since 1903 the park is
accessible for public visitors at any times. The Villa Borghese has some
roads and a beautiful fountain. When visiting the park have a look at a couple of monuments,
the elliptical Fontana Rotonda, the Galoppatoio and the racecourse. Outside of the Porta del
Popolo lies the main entrance, these unfortunately a noisy place suffering by heavy traffic.
Imperiale hotel
The Imperiale hotel is situated at Via Veneto and that says it all.
A high class 4 star with highly skilled personal and particular care
is taken for every detail. The 95 rooms present a mixture in style
between ancient to modern designs. Bathrooms are marbled and wooden
furniture gives each room a touch individual character.
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Aldrovandi Palace Hotel
Situated in the perhaps most prestigious quarter of Rome, the Aldrovandi Palace hotel is one of the high end
5 star hotels in Rome, right in the middle of the Villa Borghese Gardens and the famous Borghese Gallery.
Accommodation is kept in line with 19th century style and some of the rooms provide you with a magnificent
view over the Borghese Park. Apart from the Borghese Park,
the Aldrovandi Palace has his own little garden for you lay back and relax from sightseeing and city walking. hotel
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