CASA BLASERNA “in the heart of shopping in Roma” - GAY AREA -

GAY ROMA
deally located for GAY PEOPLE
GAY BARS: **************** Coming Out Via di San Giovanni in Laterano 8, Rome******** Beige Via del Politeama 13, Rome******** Garbo Vicolo di Santa Margherita 1A, Rome******** The Random Via Scalo di San Lorenzo 99A, Rome******** Freni e Frizioni Via del Politeama 4-6, Rome

GAY DANCE CLUBS: **************** TOMMY Night @ L’Alibi Via di Monte Testaccio 40, Rome******** G I Am @ Planet Roma Via del Commercio 36, Rome******** Frutta e Verdura / MEN2MEN Via di San Passera 27, Rome

GAY RESTAURANTS & GAY PLACES: Gay Village******** Via delle Tre Fontane, 2 Rome

Rome, the eternal city
The eternal city is a unique place where the remains of a splendid past mingle with the peculiar personality of its people. Strolling through Rome is like visiting a museum: its monuments, squares, churches, fountains and the Roman Coliseum bear witness to the glorious battles between Roman gladiators.
All these sights are complemented by its friendly people, the reason why it is one of the world´s most-visited cities. Our House is located in one of the most authentic and charming areas of the Trastevere.
This traditional neighbourhood is still one of the city's prettiest and most typical, as well as being its nightlife and open-air theatre hub. It has beautiful squares, churches and historic side streets where you can lose yourself and discover the pure essence of Rome. What are you waiting for? Come and discover this wonderful city.
Trastevere
The Trastevere is the ideal place for losing yourself in its colourful streets, squares and vast gardens, such as those of Julius Caesar, where apparently Cleopatra once lived. Once inhabited by craftsmen, fishermen and traders, it is now one of the city´s most characteristic neighbourhoods, where the visitor to our House can walk and look around.
The Coliseum and the Roman Forum
The Coliseum is a true Roman architectural marvel, with a capacity for 60,000 spectators and the symbol of the famous fights between gladiators and wild beasts. The Forum was the centre of the political, religious and commercial life of Ancient Rome. If you come to our hotel in Rome, you simply must visit the via Sacra [Sacred Road], once the site of religious processions and victory marches.
Piazza Navona and Fontana di Trevi
During your stay at our hotel in Rome, you must also visit the Baroque works. The Piazza Navona is one of the typical squares of Baroque Rome, with its ever-full terrace cafés. It boasts the Fountain of the Four Rivers, which represents the giants of the epoch: the River Plate, the Danube, the Ganges and the Nile. And visitors should not forgot to throw in the mandatory coin into the waters of the Fontana di Trevi to make sure that they will return to the Eternal City one day, where they will always have a place in our House.
Piazza di Spagna
The Piazza di Spagna, with its large staircase, has always been a meeting point, not just for Romans, but also for foreign visitors and artists. The square is also the point of departure for the most famous streets, such as via Condotti, packed with shops selling all the international fashion brands.
The Vatican
By staying at our House you can also make the most of the opportunity to visit this state, which has been independent since 1929, erected on the site where Saint Peter the Martyr suffered and was buried. In the 4th Century AC, Constantine, the first Christian emperor, together with Bramante, Michelangelo and Maderno, built a splendid basilica, which was successively rebuilt until it was consecrated in 1626.
St. Peter's Basilica
No photograph could ever convey the impact of this magnificent building on visitors, the splendour of its decoration, the works of art it houses, such as Michelangelo's dome and the great Saint Peter's Square. Whether you come to our House on a pleasure trip or for spiritual reasons you must come to admire this basilica.
The Vatican Museums
Any stay at our hotel in Rome is a fine opportunity to enjoy the city's art and culture. The fruit of centuries of collecting and papal commissions, the city has Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Etruscan and Renaissance art treasures, such as the frescoes of the Sistine Chapel.
Castel Sant’Angelo
The Road of the Conciliation leads to the Castel Sant'Angelo, the fortress of the popes, erected in the Middle Ages over the remains of the tomb of emperor Hadrian (2nd Century AD). Close to the Trastevere area, we would propose a walk through the nearby streets, finishing at our hotel in Rome, for which purpose the best time of day is dusk.