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Piazza Navona are quarter
Navona 4 bedroom attic with 2 terraces and 360 degrees panoramic Rome views
The HIGHER TERRACE
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Designer four bedroom four bathrooms apartment with sitting room, dining room, two large terraces / roof garden endowed with 360 degrees panoramic views of *all* Rome's sights. Elevator.
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The second, highest terrace has incredible 360 degrees panoramic views of all Rome's sights.
It is also endowed with a small table to have a glass of wine or breakfast amidst Rome's domes. |
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Opposite view of the same terrace. You can see in the background the Janiculum, the Chiesa Nuova, and the Vatican (among other sights). The monuments and sights will look closer than in this photo, in which a wide-angle lens was used, making apparently all objects distant. |
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This is the fifth bedroom of the apartment, with en-suite bathroom. It is situated beneath the second highest terrace. |
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The same room, seen from its door. |
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This is second kitchen of the apartment, situated beneath the second highest terrace, and used to prepare meals and drinks without resorting to the main kitchen, one floor down the apartment. |
An ancient capital, of Corinthian style placed near the sofas. It was part of the previous ancient buildings which stood here. |
From window of the kitchen (right photo) you can see beautiful views of Rome's roofs and sights. |
In the VIEWER below you can see all the sights, monuments, hills and churches that can be seen from the terraces of the attic.
Please be a little patient as the photo is a large file, it takes appr. 10 seconds to download. To see all the sights of the panorama, just put the mouse over the photo, and while pressing it, move it to the left or right (or also up and down!), and the photo will rotate accordingly.
Among the countless sights you can see: Piazza Navona St. Agnese church (dome and belfry), the shell-wise dome of St. Ivo alla Sapienza, the Altar of the Fatherland (Victor Emmanuel monument), the Church of Jesus, Palazzo Altieri, the Quirinale Palace (the palace of the Popes, then of the King of Italy, now of the President), the Borghese Gardens, Villa Medici (French Academy), the Pincio Gardens, the Villa Malta, the Palace of Justice, the Monte Mario Hill, Castel St. Angelo, the Farnesina Palace, the Vatican Palaces (including those with the Sistine Chapel), St. Peter's Basilica, the Tower Clock (Torre dell'Orologio by Francesco Borromini), the Church Chiesa della Pace, the Church of San Salvatore in Lauro, the Janiculum Hill (lighthouse of Mancini, the statue of Garibaldi overlooking Rome, St. Peter in Montorio, the Pauline Fountain), the Church Chiesa Nuova, the Church of St. Paul at the EUR, the Palazzo Farnese - and many others - naturally, also lots of old Rome's roofs!
We will soon publish also separate photos of each sight which can be seen from the terraces. |
