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Located in the heart of the picturesque Trastevere district, Torre Tolomei stands in a place steeped in history and charm, at the corner of Via dei Salumi and Via dell’Arco de’ Tolomei. The property is housed in a building that is part of the medieval complex once owned by the noble Sienese family of the Tolomei, dating back to before 1358. A particularly striking feature is the brick tower at the corner: although now shorter than the surrounding buildings, it once soared above the low medieval structures, giving the complex an imposing presence. Next to the tower lies the Arco de’ Tolomei, restored in the 1920s in a style reminiscent of its original appearance, which still retains the charm of Trastevere’s medieval architecture. The interiors of Torre Tolomei are welcoming and well-maintained, in harmony with the historical atmosphere of the site, offering a perfect balance of period charm and modern comforts. An ideal base for exploring the wonders of Rome, with unique views of a city rich in art, culture, and tradition.

Trastevere is one of Rome’s most charming and iconic neighborhoods, located on the west bank of the Tiber River. Its name comes from the Latin “Trans Tiberim”, meaning “beyond the Tiber.” Known for its authentic atmosphere, it offers a mix of history, culture, and vibrant nightlife. The area is famous for its cobblestone streets, colorful buildings adorned with ivy and flowers, and a timeless village-like charm. Key landmarks include Santa Maria in Trastevere, one of Rome’s oldest churches with stunning mosaics, and Villa Farnesina, featuring Raphael’s frescoes. Piazza Santa Maria and Piazza Trilussa are lively gathering spots, perfect for soaking in the local vibe. Trastevere is also a food lover’s haven, offering traditional Roman dishes like carbonara and cacio e pepe in its trattorias. At night, the neighborhood buzzes with activity, blending a bohemian spirit with artistic flair. A short walk to the Gianicolo Hill rewards visitors with breathtaking views of Rome.