Step through the doors of the Mangili Garden Hotel, a discreet  villa in Rome’s elegant Parioli district. Tucked beside the sweeping lawns of Villa Borghese, this intimate hideaway feels a world away from the city’s bustle while still being moments from its cultural heart.

With just eleven rooms, each individually styled with a nod to Renaissance grace and softened by modern comforts, the hotel promises quiet sophistication. Here, tranquillity and elegance set the tone for a Roman escape where every detail feels considered.

Let yourself be seduced by the romantic atmosphere of the Deluxe Room. From your window, contemplate the lush greenery of the surroundings, in perfect harmony with the room's décor, which emphasises floral designs.

This is a bed and breakfast stay.

Guests can retreat to the hotel’s leafy private garden, where sun loungers and parasols offer space for languid afternoons in dappled shade. It is a secluded corner of calm, designed for those who prefer their city breaks punctuated with pause.

Beyond the gates, Rome unfurls effortlessly. From this address, you can wander straight into Villa Borghese’s sculpture-filled gardens, or stroll down to Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps. It is a base that places the Eternal City at your feet, yet allows you to return each evening to silence and stillness.

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On this professionally guided tour, you'll discover three of Rome's must-see sights: the Colosseum, the Roman Forum and Mount Palatine. You'll be able to avoid the queues with your queue-cutting ticket and enter the centre of the Colosseum arena for a totally immersive experience.

Discover Rome on board a panoramic bus with multiple stops and take advantage of guided walking tours for an even more complete visit! Ideal for a first visit, the panoramic bus will give you a 360° view of the streets of the Italian capital.

Stop at some of the city's most emblematic landmarks: the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, the Vatican, the Pantheon, the Borghese Gallery, the Baths of Caracalla and the Circus Maximus.

With your Explorer Pass, you can choose from 4 or 5 of over 35 activities to discover the city's most emblematic sites.

Your Explorer Pass gives you access to a choice of 5 activities from over 35 to discover the city's most emblematic sites.

Rome, a timeless metropolis, boasts a history that stretches over 28 centuries, blending ancient ruins with Renaissance grandeur and contemporary elegance. Steeped in history, the city is an architectural masterpiece—explore its iconic landmarks, from the imposing Colosseum to the baroque splendour of the Trevi Fountain, all the way to the high-fashion boutiques of Via dei Condotti.

Must-sees:

• The Roman Forum & Colosseum: Begin your exploration at the heart of ancient Rome. Walk through the Roman Forum to the mighty Colosseum, where gladiators once battled in front of roaring crowds. These historic ruins will transport you back in time to the Roman Empire’s heyday.
• St. Peter’s Basilica & Vatican City: Overlooking the city, St. Peter's Basilica is one of the most grandiose churches in the world. In the neighbouring Vatican Museums, art lovers can admire Renaissance masterpieces, including the iconic Sistine Chapel ceiling by Michelangelo. Vatican City itself is a unique, independent state, a hub of spirituality and history.
• Trevi Fountain & Via dei Condotti: Toss a coin into the legendary Trevi Fountain, ensuring your return to Rome, before heading to Via dei Condotti for a luxury shopping experience. Here, international designer stores meet the charm of Roman architecture, offering a true taste of the city’s fashionable side.
• Pincio Gardens & Piazza del Popolo: For stunning panoramic views, take a leisurely stroll up to the Pincio Gardens, where you can enjoy a romantic sunset over Piazza del Popolo and the distant St. Peter’s Basilica. It’s the perfect spot to unwind after a day of sightseeing.

Culinary Culture:

Rome’s food scene is a celebration of Italy’s culinary traditions. Start your day like a local with a strong espresso at a traditional café, or indulge in pizza al taglio, the Roman-style square pizza sold by the slice. For a heartier meal, don’t miss cacio e pepe, a simple yet delicious pasta dish, or supplì, crispy rice balls stuffed with cheese and tomato sauce. For dessert, enjoy a gelato or a slice of torta della nonna (grandmother’s cake) in one of the city’s charming piazzas.

Dive Deeper:

Rome is a city where every corner reveals a piece of history, and art and culture are never far away. Visit the Pantheon, a marvel of Roman engineering, and the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore, one of the four papal basilicas. Explore the vibrant neighbourhood of Trastevere for a taste of authentic Roman life, or relax in one of Rome’s peaceful gardens, like the Orange Garden on Aventine Hill.

Good to Know:

Rome is an easy city to navigate, with most major attractions within walking distance of each other. The city’s metro and bus systems are also convenient for longer distances. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes for cobblestone streets. The local currency is the euro, and tipping is appreciated, though not obligatory.