Rome Hotel Guide. Hotels in Gianicolo, Rome, Italy

The Italian city of Rome is one of Europe’s historical and cultural gems that should not be missed by anyone travelling through the region, as it features not only a range of sites from the ancient Roman Empire, but those treasures of the Roman Catholic Church as well. If you’re planning to book a hotel room in the city of Rome than it won’t be long before you find yourself discovering attractions like the famous Colosseum, where gladiators once fought and classic dramas were acted out on stage, the Arch of Constantine that was built to commemorate the Emperor’s war victory in the early 4th century, and the Sistine Chapel, whose iconic ceiling was painted by the master hand of Michelangelo.

Rome's Architectural Wonders

Even if you’re not touring Rome to learn about its history you cannot help but be swept away by the atmosphere of its architectural wonders, as well as the joyous atmosphere that you will find in the city’s bars, restaurants, parks, and piazzas, as locals and tourists alike go about their day.

Climb to the Peak of the Gianicolo Hill

Located in the Trastevere neighbourhood in the west of the city, the Gianicolo Hill, also known as the Janiculum, is not one of the proverbial Seven Hills of Rome, as it is west of the Tiber, but it was once the centre for the cult god Janus, and a common place for augurs to work during ancient Roman times. To find other attractions and hotels in Rome, especially if you are seeking to stay near the Gianicolo Hill, use Expedia's comprehensive search tool to find the perfect accomodation for the duration of your trip in this marvellous city.