What We Liked
- This property is absolutely gorgeous; the completely renovated apartment is luminous with big windows, new amenities and furniture, and classy designs.
- The bright bathroom is equipped with a big bathtub where tenants can take a long bath. There is also a towel heater!
- The bedroom is furnished with a big wardrobe; perfect for those with a lot of clothes and/or belongings.
- The apartment is equipped with a dryer, so tenants do not have to worry about drying their clothes on clothes lines or racks.
- There is parking and storage available for those who have a car and/or a lot of belongings.
Things to keep in mind
- There is a big exterior window next to the bathtub, but it provides a lot of natural light.
- The apartment does not have an oven, but it is otherwise very well-equipped.
Transportation
The apartment is a 5-minute walk from the Euclide metro station (FC3).
Neighbourhood
Parioli (Quartiere II)
Your modern home in Rome
Overview
Parioli: parks, peace, and performance.
Unlike central Rome, Parioli's architecture is a far cry from the buildings of a bygone era. It embraces a more modern aesthetic. (Or at least a 1950s idea of modern.) But that's part of its charm.
After all, it's not easy being a progressive neighbourhood in an ancient city.
Sound like your thing?
What can I do here?
Anything you like.
For a start, Parioli is a great place to chill – it's roughly 50% park!
The biggest draw is Auditorium Parco della Musica. It's the 2nd-most-visited cultural music centre in the world – there were over 2 million visitors in 2014 alone.
What you can see here:
Shows by artists like Björk, Burt Bacharach, or Ricky Martin.
Classical concerts by orchestras from all over Italy.
Film screenings, theatre, and dance.
So everything, then!
Villa Ada Savoia is one of Rome's biggest parks. You can join a sports club or do some freestyle exercise here.
Piazza delle Muse is a good place to sit and enjoy views of north Rome and the Apennine Mountains. Gorgeous.
Treat yourself to dinner and cocktails at Duke's. This young-but-well-established bar-restaurant was born in 1998. It defines itself as 'fine casual dining'.
Don't be put off by the unassuming exterior – the garden and interior are both lovely places to dine with friends. The food and drinks are excellent.
Fascinating fact
The image of Parioli as wealthy and upper class lingers. Today, a 'Parioli' is a young, moneyed person with a trendy, sporty sense of style. The term implies they are bourgeois and out of touch. Ouch.
Can I afford it? €€–€€€(mid-range to expensive)
Erasmus accommodation Rome,
Rome,
Italy
Private bathroom en-suite 
Window with exterior views 
Cleaning service 
