Rome, the eternal city, was founded
thousands of years ago thanks to two brothers and
a hospitable wolf. Nowadays Rome is home to 3 million
inhabitants and is a metropolis for commerce, art
and culture, shopping, football and great nightlife.
Despite the Eternal City's booming population there
are many public parks in Rome the names of which are
usually preceeded by the word Villa. Indeed near the
Park dei Massimi Hotel Rome you can find one of Rome's
biggest and most beautiful parks the Villa Stuart
which is named after the famous Scottish Jacobite
Patriot Charles Edward Stuart who incidentally is
buried in the Tomb of Saint Peters. The Villa Stuart
Park is now home to clinic as well as the general
public and for directions on how to reach it please
do not hesitate to contact the hotel concierge - enjoy
the Park dei Massimi Events Guide to Rome.
See the Park Hotel Dei Massimi's guide to events in the eternal city...
Events in Rome - Summary
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Sporting Events: Rugby 6 Nations fixtures , Champions
League Football Matches AC Roma, Italian Tennis
Masters, Villa Borghese Show Jumping, Rome Marathon,
Athletics, Golf etc.
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Cultural Events: Art Galleries and Museums, Wine
Tasting, Open Air Opera, Vatican and Sistine Chapel,
Roman Forum
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Nightlife: Irish pubs in Rome, English language cinemas, Restaurants, Clubs etc.
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Business: International conferences, exhibitions in Rome
Public Holidays
New
Year / Capodanno |
January
1, 2008 |
Epiphany
/ La Befana/Epifania di Gesu |
January
6, 2008 |
Easter Sunday
/ Pasqua di Resurrezione |
March 23,
2008 |
Easter
Monday / Lunedi dell'Angelo |
March
24, 2008 |
Rome Birthday |
April 21, 2008 |
Liberation
Day / Festa della Liberazione (San Marco)
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April 25,
2008 |
May
Day Workers Holiday / Festa dei Lavoratori
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May
1, 2008 |
St Peter and
Paul's Day/ San Paolo e San Pietro |
June 29, 2008 |
Feast of the
Assumption / Ferragosto |
August 15,
2008 |
All Saints
Day / Tutti i Santi |
November
1, 2008 |
Immaculate
Conception / Immacolata Concezione |
December
8, 2008 |
Christmas
Day / Santo Natale |
December
25, 2008 |
Boxing
Day / Santo Stefano |
December
26, 2008 |
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Language spoken
Italian is the primary language. However, as the capital city and the home of an empire than once spanned across two thirds of the globe the city has a cosmopolitan atmosphere. English is widely understood although some Italians are too bashful to speak it!
Time zone
Greenwich Mean Time +1 hour
Central European Time
Working hours
Monday to Friday 9:00 am to 6:00 pm - Romans are not the best time keepers and tend to be late more often than not. They make up for it though by working later. Food shops "alimentari" are closed on Mondays and every day from from 1 p.m. until 18:00.
Monday 3:00 pm to 7:00 pm
Tuesday to Saturday 9:30 am to 7:00 pm
Time and distance to Vatican Museums and Colosseum
The Hotel is located near the city centre at the top
of a hill with fantastic views of Rome. Only a 15
minute taxi journey from the Vatican Museums Rome
the Park Hotel dei Massimi is the ideal hotel fro
any looking for accommodation in the Vatican area
of the city of Rome. , only 500 metres from the public
park and famous villa Stuart the hotel is ideal for
those looking for clean , healthy fresh air away from
the smog and pollution of central Rome. The Colosseum
is 6km from the Hotel - well you can't have both!
Anyway, you can get to both the Vatican and Sistine
Chapel much quicker than the Colosseum Hotel Dei Massimi
Rome.
Time and distance to shopping
Via Cola di Rienzo Ottaviano is within walking distance
although the more fashionable Via Condotti (Spanish
Steps) is a 20 minute journey by Metro on the A Line
(Red Line) - the Metro Stop Cipro Musei Vaticani is
only a 4 minute walk from the Metro stop Cipro Musei
Vaticani - Park Hotel Dei Massimi Rome
Time and distance to Business centre EUR
The Park Hotel Dei Massimi is located 5 km from Stazione Termini stop - one must change from the A to the B line to reach the EUR business districk which can be reached in 25 minutes from the Park Hotel Dei Massimi.
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