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After the success of the past editions La Luna returns to the Colosseum, the evening openings of the Colosseum with a guided tour in Italian and English of the underground, the floor of the arena and the first order of seats. Last available until October 31 every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday from 20.00 to 24, with last admission at 22.40

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The rose garden is located on the Aventine hill and boasts over 1000 species of roses from all over the world, an oasis of peace in a beautiful setting. Admission is free. You can also take a guided tour of the Rose Garden in Rome in this case you need to buy an admission ticket. The cost for entry on weekdays is € 5, € 7 on holidays. For groups: € 2.50 per person on weekdays, € 3.50 on holidays. Free entry: schools, disabled, under 14 and over 65.

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Christmas of Rome: April 21 birth of Rome


Rome the eternal city celebrates its birthday from 20 to 22 April with the historical parade, animated by the “Roman Legions” from all over Europe “. The historical parade will start from the Colosseum and the Circus Maximus will arrive Numerous cultural and musical events will cheer the party.

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Rome: Solemnity of Holy Easter


#Rome .The Holy Easter of Christ’s Resurrection: Holy Week is the week in which Christianity celebrates the events of faith linked to the last days of Jesus, Easter is the most important recurrence of Christianity, without the resurrection of Christ there would be no Christian faith. On Friday night, the Via Crucis of Jesus and his passion for the cross are relived On the night of Holy Saturday the solemn Easter vigil is celebrated. The Holy Week is followed by the Sunday of Resurrection, in which it returns to echo the joy of the resurrection of Our Lord and the…

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Domus appia has received another prestigious award.


Domus appia 154 Guest House is pleased to announce that it has received the “Certificate of Excellence” from Bed-and-Breakfast.it Thanks to all our guests for helping us to reach this goal.

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On August 8th, 117 d.C. died Marco Ulpio Nerva Traiano, The exhibition is the story of the “exceptional” life of a great emperor, probably the greatest and for this he was coined for him the title: optimus princeps, or the best among the emperors Politics, economics, military and social conquests; administration of a single state composed of many different peoples, but with only one dominant culture, the Roman one. With laws that are still at the basis of today’s jurisprudence, an excellent administration and a discrete power that never became ostentation. . THE EXHIBITION The exhibition is developed through statues,…

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#Roma: The Cypress of Michelangelo


Rome Baths of Diocletian, the “Cypress of Michelangelo” Not many know that inside of the Baths of Diocletian (Zone Of The Piazza della Rupubblica) there are four cypresses which tradition and probably according to history, they were planted by the Supreme Architect. During the time that Michelangelo was busy in restoring what is now the church of Santa Maria degli Angeli, he would have planted these hundred year old trees, the large cloister of the former monastery of the Carthusian monks, and today the Roman National Museum. The famous church was carved by Michelangelo taking advantage of the great walls…

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Domus Appia 154 B & B is pleased to report that it has received from F.I.A.B (Italian Federation of Friends of the bike) The certificate “Albergabici” suitable structure and friend of the bicycle in 2017. www.domusappia154.com info@domusappia154.com

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Rome, March 15, 44 A.C. Julius Caesar is assassinated


#Roma 15 March 44 a.c. Ides of March: Julius Caesar is assassinated by the conspirators led by Brutus and Cassius senators. The Divine Julius Caesar was assassinated on the Ides of March, in a conspiracy hatched by some 60 senators including the famous Brutus and Cassius .Cesare was killed for that according to the conspirators aspired to become king and delete the republic. His murder no servants in order, indeed Augustus became in fact the first prince of the empire and emperor, ending the Roman Republic. The place where he was killed Cesare is located in the center of Rome,…

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#Roma San.valentino Valentine’s Day


Valentine’s Day Valentine’s Day: B & B Domus Appia 154, will offer a free bottle of prosecco to all couples who book a double room for the night of 14 February.

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