BEAUTIFUL TIME LOFT, IN THE HEART OF ROME

What they had in common William Shakespeare and Johan Wolfgang von Goethe? They were both in love with the eternal Rome. The English poet was so impressed by this city that in his life he wrote well 290 times, and only 60 in London. Similarly was seduced his German Goethe confided to his friend Eckermann about thirty years after his stay in Rome: 'Yes, I can only say that in Rome I felt what it means to be a man. I've never gone back to a state of mind so high, nor such a joy to hear. Comparing my mood when I was in Rome, I have not been since then, never happier. '

A fascinating city as ours, whose center, 'the Prime Polo' protected by the walls of Aurelian and Probus, was added in 1980 - along with the extraterritorial properties of the Holy See in the City and the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls - in UNESCO. Extended in 1990 to the Goods including within the walls of Urban VIII.

Effective and comprehensive explanations of the choice they called the city 'a masterpiece of human creative genius, shows an important interchange of human values, in the development of architecture and technology, monumental art, urban or landscape, directly or tangibly linked to events or traditions, with ideas, with beliefs, with artistic and literary works of outstanding universal value '.

Rome, in fact, not only is a city in the eyes of those who visit. Following the example of Goethe, the visitor will be charmed by its continuity, for the churches that are superimposed on the temples, religions that have found home in it, for the sky under which he died and Caesar Constantine triumphed, and its river. It is by the Tiber in these few lines you want to start a tour is ideal to discover the city, the 'home communis omnium', all of the capital, Rome.

It is the perfect location for those wishing to explore the ancient Rome walking and at the same time being in a neighborhood that is an ideal starting point for the Roman night life: many restaurants rich in tradition and multicultural, bars, clubs, museums and cinema.

The area around the Loft is filled with joy to live. You can have excellent breakfast and shop in one of the open local markets of Rome where you can find all fresh fruits and vegetables you wish.