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Walks in Rome

Augustus J.C. Hare · Public domain text

311,284 words · about 21 h 48 min to read

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About this book

Author
Augustus J. C. Hare (1834–1903)
Language
English
Subjects
Rome (Italy) › Description and travel
Length
311,284 words · about 21 h 48 min
Sections
21 reader sections · Table of contents
Contents (21)

The opening of I. DULL-USEFUL INFORMATION

Hotels.--For passing travellers or bachelors, the best are: Hotel d'Angleterre, Bocca di Leone; Hotel de Rome, Corso. For families, or for a long residence: Hotel des Iles Britanniques, Piazza del Popolo; Hotel de Russie (close to the last), Via Babuino; Hotel de Londres, and Hotel Europa, Piazza di Spagna; Hotel Costanzi, Via S. Nicolo in Tolentino, in a high airy situation towards the railway-station, and very comfortable and well managed, but further from the sights of Rome. Less expensive, are: Hotel d'Allemagne, Via Condotti; Hotel Vittoria, Via Due Macelli; Hotel d'Italie, Via Quattro Fontane; Hotel della Pace, 8 Via Felice; Hotel Minerva, Piazza della Minerva, very near the Pantheon. A large new hotel is the "Quirinale," in the Via Nazionale.

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