apartment north of the capital

The apartment is located in Fiano Romano, a town in the province of Rome a few kilometers from the Tiber-Farfa nature reserve. Located north of the capital, Fiano opens the doors to Sabina, a region of historical interest and rich in medieval villages, each with its own watchtower. The surrounding area offers enchanting landscapes, in which to immerse yourself before setting off to discover the best local food and wine spots, and is certainly attractive for nature lovers, with paths for pleasant excursions in which the predominant sound is that of the slow flow of the river Tiber The apartment is easily accessible by car and represents the ideal stay for those who are not in too much of a hurry to catapult themselves into the chaotic rhythm of the city. In fact, it is in a strategic position with respect to the A1 Rome-Florence motorway and only eighteen kilometers from the Grande Raccordo Anulare. Given the extreme proximity, in a few minutes you can reach any point of the capital, and as an alternative to the motorway, both the Salaria and the Tiberina can be traveled on, two state roads that run along the river. For those who prefer to travel by train, a shuttle service is available from the nearby Fara Sabina station, located on the FR1 railway line, which connects it in thirty minutes to Rome and in just over an hour to the "Leonardo da Vinci” in Rome Fiumicino. The apartment is located on the second floor of a building equipped with a lift and offers two welcoming bedrooms with a shared bathroom: a double bedroom and a twin bedroom with separate beds and the possibility of an additional cot. The rooms are very bright, from them you can admire the Teverina plain and the celestial vault from one hundred and eighty degrees, and access the adjacent terrace. Francesco, the owner, is available to his guests not only to indicate the most characteristic locations and routes in the surrounding area, but also as a guide for those who wish to discover the wonders of Rome and its less touristy and less conventional suggestions.