2 minTrevi Fountain
The most famous fountain in the world, the work of Nicola Salvi. Come early in the morning or late in the evening to enjoy it almost to yourself.
Around the house
Rome is
Rome is
on your doorstep
Monuments, piazzas, artisan shops and trattorias: the best of the city just a few minutes' walk away.
Rione Trevi
The centre,
The centre,
at walking pace
Vicolo dei Modelli is a little street between the Trevi Fountain and the Quirinal. Here the Rome of monuments lives side by side with the Rome of Romans: the café downstairs, the baker, the historic shops. Leave the car behind, bring comfortable shoes.
From your front door
Twenty steps
Twenty steps
to Trevi
Head out at dawn, when the square is yours alone. Come back at midnight to toss your coin without the crowds.
Rome on foot
The whole city
The whole city
on your doorstep
From the Pantheon to the Spanish Steps and on to the Colosseum: Rome's iconic sights are just a stroll from Modelli 54.
- Trevi Fountain2 min
- Galleria Sordi5 min
- Quirinal6 min
- Piazza Barberini8 min
- Piazza di Spagna10 min
- Piazza Venezia10 min
- Pantheon10 min
- Piazza Navona15 min
- Colosseum23 min
Not to be missed
Wonders
Wonders
on your doorstep
Walking times from the door of Modelli 54, calculated on real pedestrian routes.
2 min
6 minQuirinal
The square of the Quirinal Palace, with its obelisk and the Dioscuri, offers one of the finest views over Rome's rooftops at sunset.
5 minGalleria Sordi
The Art Nouveau arcade overlooking Piazza Colonna and Via del Corso, the shopping street linking Piazza Venezia to Piazza del Popolo.
10 minPantheon
The best-preserved Roman temple, with its dome and oculus open to the sky. All around, historic cafés and little piazzas.
10 minPiazza di Spagna
The Trinità dei Monti staircase, the Barcaccia fountain and Via dei Condotti with the great names of fashion.
15 minPiazza Navona
Bernini's Fountain of the Four Rivers and Borromini's Sant'Agnese in Agone, among painters and street artists.
10 minBeneath the dome
Step into the Pantheon at midday: the beam of light from the oculus sweeps across the coffered dome like a sundial.
23 minColosseum
A stroll along Via dei Fori Imperiali to the most celebrated amphitheatre in history.
0 minThe lanes of Trevi
Cobblestones, artisan shops, little Baroque churches and the Accademia di San Luca, right next door.
Everything within reach
Museums, shopping
Museums, shopping
and transport
Art and museums
- Accademia di San Luca1 min
- Scuderie del Quirinale5 min
- Galleria Colonna5 min
- Palazzo Barberini8 min
- Galleria Doria Pamphilj8 min
- Capitoline Museums15 min
Shopping
- Via del Tritone3 min
- Galleria Alberto Sordi5 min
- Via del Corso5 min
- Via dei Condotti10 min
- Via del Babuino13 min
- Rinascente Via del Tritone4 min
Transport
- Metro A — Barberini8 min
- Metro A — Spagna10 min
- Bus — Via del Tritone3 min
- Taxi — Largo del Tritone3 min
- Termini Station10 min by taxi
- Fiumicino Airport45 min by taxi
Our tips
A day
A day
like a Roman
7:30 am
The fountain at dawn
Head downstairs and you're at the Trevi Fountain while the square is still empty. It's the best time for photos.
9:00 am
Cappuccino at the bar
Do as the Romans do: coffee and a cornetto standing at the bar counter. Quick, delicious and unhurried all at once.
1:00 pm
Lunch at a trattoria
Carbonara, cacio e pepe, amatriciana: in the lanes around Trevi and the Pantheon you'll find family-run trattorias.
7:30 pm
Sunset and gelato
Climb up to the Quirinal for sunset over the rooftops, then an artisan gelato as you stroll towards Piazza Navona.