The Hotel near Via del Babuino in Rome Palazzo Venere has among its pluses that of its strategic location.
Set in the heart of the historic center, it is close to many places of artistic, cultural and scenic interest.
One of these is the famous Via del Babuino, just 120 meters away and reachable by walking down Via Laurina.
Via del Babuino stretches for over half a kilometer in Rome's historic center connecting Piazza di Spagna with Piazza del Popolo.
It was originally divided into two separate sections, “Via dell'Orto di Napoli” and “Via del Cavalletto.”
A unified face to the street was given beginning in 1525, when Pope Clement VII ordered improvements.
In 1571 a new fountain was installed for the use of the citizens and the statue of Silenus was placed, soon to become famous because of its ugliness.
The inhabitants compared it to a monkey: thus was born “er babbuino” and later this became the very name of the street.
Among the most important locations is Café Notegen, which during the 20th century became a regular haunt of intellectuals such as Vincenzo Cardarelli, Gabriele D'Annunzio and Federico Fellini.
Moving along Via del Babbuino we can admire:
Stay in a hotel near Via del Babuino, choose the 4-star Palazzo Venere.