The Colosseum is just 6–8 minutes away on foot.

Few accommodations in Rome offer the privilege of walking to the city’s most famous monument in complete comfort.

Early morning and sunset are magical moments to visit:

• softer light for photos
• fewer crowds
• a unique atmosphere that brings ancient Rome to life

👉 Local tip: even if you don’t plan to enter, walking around the Colosseum and continuing toward the Roman Forum is an unforgettable experience.

From the Colosseum, you naturally reach the Roman Forum and the Imperial Fora, once the political, social, and religious center of the Roman Empire.

Here you’ll see:

• ancient temples
• basilicas and arches
• remnants of daily life from over 2,000 years ago

Walking along Via dei Fori Imperiali offers one of the most scenic urban walks in Rome, perfect for photos and relaxed exploration.

Just a short walk away stands Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, designed by Michelangelo inside the ruins of the Baths of Diocletian.

From the outside, the church is discreet and almost invisible.

Inside, it opens into a vast, luminous space that blends ancient Roman structures with Renaissance design.

This is one of those places that truly surprises visitors.

Just a short walk away stands Santa Maria degli Angeli e dei Martiri, designed by Michelangelo inside the ruins of the Baths of Diocletian.

From the outside, the church is discreet and almost invisible.

Inside, it opens into a vast, luminous space that blends ancient Roman structures with Renaissance design.

This is one of those places that truly surprises visitors.

A gentle uphill walk brings you to Piazza del Quirinale, one of Rome’s most refined and peaceful squares.

Highlights include:

• the Quirinal Palace, residence of the President of Italy
• the impressive Fontana dei Dioscuri
• a beautiful panoramic viewpoint over Rome

It’s an ideal spot for a quiet break away from the crowds.