Grand Maison del Moro Trastevere

Welcome to a delightful apartment in the heart of one of the most iconic and charming districts of the Eternal City: Trastevere.

This historic Roman neighborhood is renowned for its cobblestone streets, picturesque colors, and timeless atmosphere, making it one of the most beloved areas by both tourists and locals. Walking through its alleys means immersing yourself in a unique setting where past and present blend harmoniously, among ancient churches, artisan workshops, and lively traditional taverns.

The apartment overlooks the famous
Via del Moro, one of Trastevere s most sought after streets, known for its authentic character and vibrant nightlife. During the day, you can explore historic cafés, boutique shops, and art galleries, while in the evening, the street comes alive with the energy of traditional restaurants and wine bars, where you can savor authentic Roman cuisine and enjoy the social atmosphere.


A cozy and stylish retreat in the heart of RomeThe apartment is designed to offer the perfect balance of elegance, comfort, and functionality. The interiors are carefully curated, combining classic charm with modern furnishings to create a warm and sophisticated environment. Large windows allow natural light to flood the space, enhancing the welcoming atmosphere.

It is ideal for all types of travelers whether you're a couple seeking a romantic getaway, a solo explorer discovering the city, or a family eager to experience Rome s wonders, this apartment provides the perfect home base.


A strategic location to explore the Eternal CityBeyond the magic of Trastevere, the apartment s location allows easy access to Rome s main attractions. A short walk takes you to
Ponte Sisto, from where you can cross the Tiber River to reach
Campo de' Fiori and
Piazza Navona. Landmarks such as the
Pantheon, the
Trevi Fountain, the picturesque
Jewish Ghetto, and, of course, the enchanting streets of Trastevere are all within walking distance.

For even greater convenience, nearby bus and tram stops provide quick connections to the
Colosseum, Roman Forum, St. Peter s Basilica, and the Vatican Museums.


An authentic and unforgettable experienceChoosing to stay in this apartment means experiencing Rome from a unique and authentic perspective, immersing yourself in the true soul of the city. Wake up to the sound of church bells, sip espresso in one of the many charming cafés, and get lost among the breathtaking architecture and hidden gems that only Trastevere can offer.

Let yourself be enchanted by the magic of Rome and enjoy a stay filled with beauty, comfort, and history in one of the city's most captivating locations.



LIGHT The main feature of the apartment is the light. The windows which all overlook the historic Via del Moro bathe the apartment in natural light. The apartment can comfortably accommodate up to 7 people. It has a double bedroom and a second bedroom where, in the mezzanine, there are 2 single beds, and a double sofa bed underneath. The very large living room has an additional double sofa bed. The dining area, furnished in a charming style, has a large table where all guests can find space. The kitchen is equipped with everything you need. The apartment has been completely renovated.

The bedrooms are communicating with each other. The apartment does not have private parking. We strongly advise against using the machine. The structure is located within a limited traffic area. Use the Via Giulia car park.

Bus: 3BUS, 75, H, N3S, 44. Treno: FC3, FL1, FL5, FL3, R. Metro: B.

Trastevere can be reached in various ways using public transport. First of all, there are lines 3 and line 8 for trams. But it is also possible to stop at Trastevere station by taking the FL5 train from Termini station. The journey takes just about twenty minutes. The buses that go in the direction of the neighborhood are 280 and H. Unfortunately, however, the closest metro stop is Piramide, and from there you would have to take another means of transport. I advise you against going there by car, especially on weekend evenings: finding a parking space is a utopia. If you really want to go there on four wheels, first do an exploratory tour of the two banks of the Tiber, otherwise try to see if there is space at the Via Giulia car park on Lungotevere Tebaldi near the Mazzini Bridge, or near Borgo Santo Spirito close to the Church of Santo Spirito in Sassia and San Pietro, but there you will then have to take a nice walk to reach Trastevere.