Sightseeing…

From the “Residenza Maritti” you can reach the most interesting tourist sites on foot:
piazza Venezia, the Campidoglio, piazza Navona, piazza di Spagna, Fontana di Trevi, Santa Maria Maggiore, the Vatican and Castel Sant’ Angelo… it depends only on the length of your stay  and on your desire to discover the city.

The “Residenza Maritti” is in via Tor dei Conti 17, opposite the Arco dei Pantani, one of the two arches of the Forum of Augustus which gave access to the Subura.

Here you will feel at home even if your stay is very short: our friendly welcome and hospitality will make you enjoy your stay.

We offer our guests highly comfortable accommodation.

“Rione Monti”: an historical outline
The “Residenza Maritti” is in the historical centre of Rome, in the heart of the most typical quarter where traces of the Roman, Medieval, Renaissance and Baroque periods can be found, in a richness of styles which covers over 2500 years of history.
Today the “Rione Monti” has narrow streets, often winding uphill between palaces from different times with workshops, entertainment clubs, old taverns and art galleries: it is the ancient Roman Subura, now called Suburra (old area under the city).
You feel as if you were living in those ancient times when you go down to “piazza della Suburra” from the stairs in via Cavour (near Cavour station, underground “B” line), or walking up the stairs of the “Salita Borgia” in San Pietro in Vincoli, or strolling along via Nazionale through via dei Serpenti or via del Boschetto.
In via della Madonna dei Monti, a street lined with buildings from the Middle Age as well as from the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, you can see the remains of the Argiletum, the Roman street which crossed the Northern part of the Suburra.