THE SPACE Welcome to the Roman charm managed by Easylife House, an apartment management company for short-term rentals throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessence of elegant urban living.
Located on the third floor of a prestigious residential complex with a lift and concierge service, this finely furnished apartment offers comfort and style in every detail. The welcoming entrance leads to a linear design eat-in kitchen, complete with modern appliances and a dining table ideal for convivial moments. The spacious double bedroom, flooded with natural light, is equipped with blackout curtains to ensure maximum rest and a wall-mounted smart TV for quality entertainment. The recently renovated bathroom boasts a refined glass shower, offering a corner of daily relaxation. The entire apartment is air conditioned, ensuring an ideal temperature in every season.
The privileged position within an elegant context guarantees tranquility and safety, making this housing solution perfect for those seeking a balance between elegance and functionality.
Paid parking nearby
Piramide Parking - Via dei Conciatori, 17 - 00154 Rome
FURTHER INFORMATIONS The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known specialized group throughout Italy, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated Host will be at your disposal to meet your needs.
• Restaurants and/or events.
• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.
• Shopping and much more.
NEIGHBORHOOD The Ostiense neighborhood of Rome, located south of the historic center, is an area rich in history, culture and modernity. Its name derives from the Via Ostiense, the ancient road that connected Rome to the port of Ostia. Today, Ostiense is a vibrant neighborhood that offers a unique combination of industrial archaeology, contemporary art and Roman tradition.
Places of interest in the Ostiense neighborhood
Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls: One of the four papal basilicas in Rome, known for its majesty and for being the burial place of the apostle Paul.
Piramide Cestia: An imposing Roman funerary pyramid built between 18 and 12 BC, inspired by Egyptian architecture. Standing 36.40 meters tall, it is located near Porta San Paolo and is integrated into the Aurelian Walls.
Centrale Montemartini: A unique museum that combines classical sculptures with industrial machinery from the early twentieth century, offering a fascinating contrast between ancient and modern.
Gasometer: A symbol of Roman industrial archaeology, this metal structure once served to store gas and is now a landmark in the urban landscape.
Street Art: Ostiense has become a hub for street art in Rome, with murals by international artists adorning the facades of buildings, transforming the neighborhood into an open-air art gallery.
Nearby Areas and Places of Interest
Garbatella: Adjacent to Ostiense, this picturesque neighborhood is known for its unique architecture and garden lots. Places of interest include the Fontana della Carlotta and the Scalinata degli Innamorati.
Testaccio: Located northwest of Ostiense, it is famous for the Monte dei Cocci, an artificial hill made of ancient Roman amphorae. The neighborhood is also home to the Cimitero Acattolico, the final resting place of illustrious figures such as the poet John Keats.
Via delle Sette Chiese: This historic road connects the Basilica of San Paolo fuori le Mura to that of San Sebastiano sull'Appia Antica, passing through neighborhoods such as Garbatella and Ardeatino. It is known for the traditional pilgrimage of the Seven Churches promoted by San Filippo Neri in the 16th century.
Museo della Via Ostiense: Located near Porta San Paolo, the museum displays artifacts related to the ancient Via Ostiense and offers a model of the ancient city of Ostia.
Catacombs of Commodilla: Near Garbatella, these catacombs dating back to the 4th century feature early Christian frescoes and represent an important testimony of underground Rome.
Lungotevere
The Lungotevere is the avenue that runs along the Tiber River, crossing a large part of Rome. Built between the end of the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, it aims to contain the floods of the river and offer a pleasant walk along its banks. Along the Lungotevere there are numerous historic bridges that connect the two banks of the city, offering picturesque and romantic views.
Vatican City
Located northwest of the Ostiense district, the Vatican City is the smallest independent state in the world both in terms of population and territorial extension. It is the spiritual center of the Catholic Church and is home to St. Peter's Basilica, St. Peter's Square, the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel, famous for Michelangelo's frescoes. The Vatican City was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1984, representing a treasure trove of art, culture and faith.
The Ostiense district and its surrounding areas offer a rich variety of attractions ranging from archaeology to contemporary culture, making this area of Rome an unmissable place for those who want to discover the city beyond the traditional tourist routes.
Pharmacy
Farmacia Cicerone - Via Ostiense, 53/55 - 00154 Rome
Hospital
San Giovanni Addolorata Hospital - Via Dell'Amba Aradam, 9 - 00184 Rome
Supermarket
Conad - Piazza Bottego Vittorio, 47 - 00154 Rome
GET AROUND Via Ostiense is one of the main arteries of Rome, located in the Ostiense district, south of the historic center. Thanks to its strategic location, it offers numerous public and private transport options that facilitate travel both within the city and to the main transport infrastructures, such as train stations and airports.
Public Transport: Bus, Tram and Metro
Bus: Via Ostiense is served by several bus lines operated by ATAC, including lines 23, 30, 170, 766 and 791. These lines connect the area with various neighborhoods of Rome, offering frequent daily trips.
Metro: The Piramide stop on the B metro line is located near Via Ostiense. This line allows rapid connections to important hubs of the city, such as Termini station and the EUR district.
Tram: Tram line 3 crosses the area, offering an alternative to road transport and connecting neighborhoods such as Trastevere and San Giovanni.
Connections to Railway Stations
Rome Ostiense Station: Located directly on Via Ostiense, it is one of the main railway hubs in the city. Regional and national trains depart from here, including the FL1 line that connects to Fiumicino Airport.
Rome Termini Station: It can be reached from the Piramide stop on the B metro line with a short journey. High-speed and regional trains depart from Termini to numerous destinations.
Rome Tiburtina Station: Also accessible via the B metro line, it is an important hub for high-speed and regional trains.
Connections to Airports
Fiumicino Airport (Leonardo da Vinci): From Rome Ostiense station you can take the FL1 railway line that connects directly to the airport. Alternatively, from Termini station the Leonardo Express departs, a direct train without intermediate stops to the airport.
Ciampino Airport: It can be reached from Termini station with dedicated buses or by combining train and bus from Ciampino station.
Access to Highways
Via Ostiense is well connected to the Grande Raccordo Anulare (GRA), the highway that surrounds Rome, facilitating access to major national highways such as the A1 and A24.
In summary, Via Ostiense offers a wide range of public and private transportation options, ensuring efficient connections both within Rome and to the city's main transport infrastructures.
Tickets and InformationATAC Roma -
+39 800 388 850Trenitalia -
+39 89 20 21Aeroporti di Roma -
+39 800 201 000SIT Bus Shuttle -
Informazioni sui biglietti -
+39 06 4742 501 
Pirámide de CestioA 3 min a pie - 0.3 km
Río TíberA 10 min a pie - 0.9 km
Termas de CaracallaA 13 min a pie - 1.2 km
Circo MáximoA 18 min a pie - 1.6 km