City Guide: Rome
Great cities impress in seconds but seduce slowly. Rome is no different. If you’re a romantic traveller who has always been drawn to historic places, nowhere compares to the Eternal City.
10 April, 2019
- Words by
- Marie Winckler and Delilah Khomo
Great
Great
cities impress in seconds but seduce slowly. Rome is no
different. If you’re a romantic traveller who has always been drawn
to historic places, nowhere compares to the Eternal City.
Your imagination is drawn back centuries, whether strolling
around the ivy-covered piazzas of the Regola district, observing
the classical grandeur of the Spanish Steps or pinballing through
the terracotta maze of Testaccio. Like most pilgrimages to the
city, from knights in search of the Holy Grail to the great
romantic poets Keats, Shelley and Byron or the young lovers in
André Aciman’s seminal summer read Call Me by Your Name, those who
journey here do so to drink in its antiquity. These are our
favourite places to stay, eat, drink, dance and play.
This article appears in Volume 26: The Nostalgia Issue
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Hotel Locarno
Rome, Italy
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G-Rough
Rome, Italy
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J.K. Place
Rome, Italy
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Villa Laetitia
Rome, Italy
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1880 Atypical Rooms
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £125/night
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Nerva Boutique Hotel
Rome, Italy
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Tree Charme
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £125/night
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RetRome
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £70/night
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San Pietro Boutique Rooms
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £110/night
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Casa Montani
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £125/night
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Gigli d’Oro Suite
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £140/night
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Daphne Inn
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £85/night
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MyNavona B&B
Rome, Italy
Rooms from £139/night
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Holy Deer San Lorenzo City Lodge
Rome, Italy
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La Posta Vecchia
Rome, Italy
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Hotel de ‘Ricci
Rome, Italy
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Aldrovandi Villa Borghese
Rome, Italy