Things to do

Rome within walking distance



Staying at Domus Caecilia means experiencing Rome from a unique position: in the heart of the Prati district, where elegance, calm and authenticity meet.
Everything that makes Rome extraordinary — landmarks, riverside walks and local restaurants — is literally just steps away.

St. Peter's Basilica



A masterpiece of the Renaissance and a universal symbol of Christianity, St. Peter’s Basilica rises majestically over the Vatican, crowned by Michelangelo’s dome.
Inside lie priceless treasures such as the Pietà, welcoming millions of visitors each year.
Only a 10-minute walk from Domus Caecilia.

The Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel



Just steps from the Basilica, the Vatican Museums are among the most important in the world.
Their galleries span over two millennia of art — from classical sculptures to Raphael’s Rooms, culminating in Michelangelo’s Sistine Chapel.
A must-see, just 15 minutes away on foot.

Castel Sant’Angelo & Bridge of Angels



Once Emperor Hadrian’s mausoleum and later a papal fortress, Castel Sant’Angelo offers breathtaking views of the Tiber.
The nearby Bridge of Angels, lined with baroque statues, is one of Rome’s most romantic spots at sunset.
Only a 10-minute walk.

Piazza Navona



One of Rome’s most beloved squares, Piazza Navona dazzles with its baroque fountains, Borromini’s façades, and lively cafés.
Built on an ancient Roman stadium, it’s a perfect open-air salon to enjoy the city’s timeless charm.
About 20 minutes on foot along the river.

Ara Pacis & the Tiber Walk



The Ara Pacis Augustae, framed by Richard Meier’s modern architecture, celebrates ancient Rome’s glory.
Nestled near the Tiber River and Piazza di Spagna, the area is ideal for a leisurely evening stroll or an aperitivo with a view.
Just 15–20 minutes away.

Piazza del Popolo



Elegant and monumental, Piazza del Popolo links Prati to the historic center with twin churches and the Flaminio Obelisk.
Climb to the Pincio Terrace for one of the most stunning views over the city.

Villa Borghese



Villa Borghese is one of Rome's largest and most fascinating parks, a green oasis in the heart of the city. In addition to its beautiful gardens, the park is home to important museums such as the Galleria Borghese, which houses works by famous artists such as Caravaggio, Bernini, and Canova. With its ponds, statues and wide avenues, Villa Borghese is the perfect place to relax, take a stroll or immerse yourself in Roman culture and art.


At 1.4 km

Trevi Fountain



The Trevi Fountain is one of Rome’s most enchanting landmarks, a masterpiece of baroque art where visitors toss a coin to ensure their return to the Eternal City.
Reachable in about 25 minutes on foot or by a short metro ride.

Via Cola di Rienzo



Step outside Domus Caecilia and you’re already on Via Cola di Rienzo, one of Rome’s most elegant and lively streets.
Beyond its fashion boutiques and design shops, it offers a rich variety of restaurants, bistros, and wine bars, where you can taste authentic Roman and Mediterranean cuisine.
In the evening, the street comes alive with cafés, gourmet delis, and cocktail bars, perfect for a relaxed dinner or a drink after a day of sightseeing.
A true slice of Roman life, just outside your door.

Stadio Olimpico & Foro Italico



Just a few minutes from Domus Caecilia lies the monumental Foro Italico complex, home to the iconic Stadio Olimpico — venue of Rome’s football matches, major sporting events, and world-famous concerts.
Nearby you’ll find the Italian Open Tennis Courts, swimming pools, and sports facilities surrounded by lush greenery.
Easily reachable in about 10 minutes by taxi or a 30-minute walk along the Tiber River.

The Pantheon



In the very heart of the city, the Pantheon stands as one of the best-preserved monuments of ancient Rome.
Its vast dome and open oculus continue to inspire awe.
Reachable in about 25 minutes on foot or by a short bus ride.

The Colosseum & Roman Forum



Eternal symbol of Rome, the Colosseum evokes the grandeur of the ancient Empire.
Stroll down Via dei Fori Imperiali to admire centuries of history leading to the Capitoline Hill.
About 20 minutes by metro (Line A from Lepanto to Termini, then Line B to Colosseo).