Magnolia Terrace at Vatican Museum

The Magnolia terrace is a new and bright apartment located in the earth of quarter Prati, just 2 minutes from the entrance of vatican museum. The apartment is composed by 2 large bedrooms with double bed two private bathrooms and sofa bed in the dining room, beatifull and praticte kitchen fully equipped, large terrace inside the condominium court and depandance with tv room but not to sleep

The apartment is just now restructured with modern and praticaul forniture, the large bedrooms are very conforatble and also the sofa bed, the kitchen is fully equipped, it has also a laundry room with washing machine and dryer,

The apartment is located just 2 minutes to metro ottaviano,



Prati is one of the most fascinating Umbertine neighborhoods of Rome; it has been like this since its inception immediately after the capture of Rome. Part of its success is certainly due to its position: the Tiber divides it from the ancient Renaissance city making it visually close but difficult to reach. Until the construction of the new post unification bridges, at the end of the 19th century, to reach Prati one either took a long route passing by Ponte di Castello (today Ponte Sant'Angelo) and crossing the Borgo district or one ventured on small and unstable boats, which served as a ferry. Noto was the "iron barrel" of the boatman Toto Bigi, known as "Bocalone" due to his habit of drinking heavily. Toto's ferry was at the port of Ripetta and could be identified by the writing: «Here the boat passes».