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Welcome to Rome, to the Townhouse Suite Oriani, guests of a prestigious historic villa in Art-Nouveau style located in the Parioli-Villa Borghese neighborhood. The elegant relaxing atmosphere, the unique location, in an area of Rome filled with vegetation, away from the hustle and bustle of the nearby historic center, gives Suite Oriani that touch of a privileged atmosphere of peace and privacy. A relaxing area... ... in the exclusive neighborhood of Parioli-Villa Borghese in Rome, Suite Oriani is located inside an elegant villa built in 1929, taking inspiration from the Art-Nouveau style. The elegant antique furnishings, the modern comforts and the beautiful location make Suite Oriani a charming Townhouse, ideal for business and tourist stays, honeymoons and pleasant vacations.
Near Villa Borghese, Via Veneto and the Auditorium Parco della Musica, Suite Oriani is a charming townhouse dedicated to guests who wish to stay in Rome surrounded by elegance and modern comfort.
The Auditorium “Parco della Musica”, a multifunctional complex defined as a “factory of culture” by its architect Renzo Piano, is one of the most important cultural landmarks in Rome and Italy, attracting over one million visitors every year. It is home to the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia and hosts the rich multidisciplinary program of the Fondazione Musica per Roma, including exhibitions, concerts, festivals and meetings with authors.
Villa Glori, originally known as the Parco della Rimembranza and dedicated to the fallen of Italy’s wars of independence from the Papal State, covers a wide area from the Tiber River to the slopes of the Parioli hills. It features a riding stable and a playground and is equipped for jogging and biking activities.
Villa Ada, with its dense pine forests, cypress trees and rare exotic species, was once the private residence of King Vittorio Emanuele II and now hosts an elegant riding stable.
Also noteworthy are the 16th-century Villa Balestra and Villa Torlonia, an elegant 19th-century neoclassical complex.
The Baroque heart of Rome is unmissable, starting from Piazza di Spagna with its famous Barcaccia fountain. The Spanish Steps, connecting the square to the Pincio Hill, are covered in blooming azaleas in spring, framing the Church of Trinità dei Monti and creating a stunning setting for fashion shows and events.
Suite Oriani is located in the Parioli district, one of the most exclusive areas of Rome, rich in historical and natural interest, as well as excellent business and leisure facilities.
The district is connected to the historic center via a metro stop or a pleasant walk through Villa Borghese.
From here you can easily reach the Borghese Gallery and Museum, the Bioparco, the MACRO Contemporary Art Museum, the National Gallery of Modern Art, the Auditorium Parco della Musica and Ponte Milvio, the oldest bridge in Rome.
It is also easy to reach the Acqua Acetosa sports training center, Aquaniene swimming club, Flaminio Stadium and the Olympic Stadium.
The business vocation of Parioli is reflected in the presence of important institutions such as GME, Italia Lavoro and the Antitrust Authority, numerous professional offices, the LUISS University, as well as embassies and consulates.
In the healthcare sector, nearby private clinics include Mater Dei, Quisisana and Villa Parioli.
In the cultural field, the area of the “Belle Arti” hosts several cultural institutes including the British, Romanian, Danish, Belgian, Swedish, Egyptian and Japanese Institutes.
The district is also filled with renowned restaurants offering Roman and international cuisine, bistros, wine bars and aperitif venues, all within a short walking distance.
HOW TO REACH US
FROM PIAZZA EUCLIDE (METRO STOP)
Facing the church, on the right side you will find Via del Sacro Cuore di Maria. Take it on the right-hand sidewalk. After a few meters, next to the bus stop, there is a small staircase. Go up the stairs and turn right at the top. You will be on Via Francesco Denza. After about 100 meters, on the left, you will find Via Barnaba Oriani: we are at number 92.
BY TRAIN
From Roma Termini station, take Metro Line A direction “Battistini” and get off at the fourth stop “Flaminio/Piazza del Popolo”. Then take the Roma Nord–Viterbo train and get off at “Euclide”. See “From Piazza Euclide”.
Alternatively, from Piazza dei Cinquecento in front of Termini station, take bus 910 and get off at Piazza Euclide. Then follow the instructions “From Piazza Euclide”.
From Roma Tiburtina station, take Metro Line B direction “Laurentina”, get off at Termini and follow the instructions above.
BY AIRPLANE
From Fiumicino Airport “Leonardo da Vinci” (FCO), take the Leonardo Express train to Roma Termini station; then follow the instructions under “By Train”.
From Ciampino Airport “G. B. Pastine” (CIA), take one of the many shuttle buses to Termini station and continue as described under “By Train”.
BY CAR
From the Grande Raccordo Anulare (A90), take the Via Flaminia exit (exit no. 6) towards Rome city center. After about 3 km, at the fork, keep left following signs for Flaminio–Corso di Francia.
Continue straight through several intersections following signs for Centro–Parioli.
Then, while driving on the Corso di Francia viaduct, take the left exit towards Villa Borghese–Via Veneto.
At the first traffic light continue straight onto Viale M. Pilsudski. At the next traffic light, turn right onto Via F. Denza.
The second street on the left is Via Barnaba Oriani: Suite Oriani is located at number 92.
The Auditorium “Parco della Musica”, a multifunctional complex defined as a “factory of culture” by its architect Renzo Piano, is one of the most important cultural landmarks in Rome and Italy, attracting over one million visitors every year. It is home to the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia and hosts the rich multidisciplinary program of the Fondazione Musica per Roma, including exhibitions, concerts, festivals and meetings with authors.
Villa Glori, originally known as the Parco della Rimembranza and dedicated to the fallen of Italy’s wars of independence from the Papal State, covers a wide area from the Tiber River to the slopes of the Parioli hills. It features a riding stable and a playground and is equipped for jogging and biking activities.
Villa Ada, with its dense pine forests, cypress trees and rare exotic species, was once the private residence of King Vittorio Emanuele II and now hosts an elegant riding stable.
Also noteworthy are the 16th-century Villa Balestra and Villa Torlonia, an elegant 19th-century neoclassical complex.
The Baroque heart of Rome is unmissable, starting from Piazza di Spagna with its famous Barcaccia fountain. The Spanish Steps, connecting the square to the Pincio Hill, are covered in blooming azaleas in spring, framing the Church of Trinità dei Monti and creating a stunning setting for fashion shows and events.
Suite Oriani is located in the Parioli district, one of the most exclusive areas of Rome, rich in historical and natural interest, as well as excellent business and leisure facilities.
The district is connected to the historic center via a metro stop or a pleasant walk through Villa Borghese.
From here you can easily reach the Borghese Gallery and Museum, the Bioparco, the MACRO Contemporary Art Museum, the National Gallery of Modern Art, the Auditorium Parco della Musica and Ponte Milvio, the oldest bridge in Rome.
It is also easy to reach the Acqua Acetosa sports training center, Aquaniene swimming club, Flaminio Stadium and the Olympic Stadium.
The business vocation of Parioli is reflected in the presence of important institutions such as GME, Italia Lavoro and the Antitrust Authority, numerous professional offices, the LUISS University, as well as embassies and consulates.
In the healthcare sector, nearby private clinics include Mater Dei, Quisisana and Villa Parioli.
In the cultural field, the area of the “Belle Arti” hosts several cultural institutes including the British, Romanian, Danish, Belgian, Swedish, Egyptian and Japanese Institutes.
The district is also filled with renowned restaurants offering Roman and international cuisine, bistros, wine bars and aperitif venues, all within a short walking distance.
HOW TO REACH US
FROM PIAZZA EUCLIDE (METRO STOP)
Facing the church, on the right side you will find Via del Sacro Cuore di Maria. Take it on the right-hand sidewalk. After a few meters, next to the bus stop, there is a small staircase. Go up the stairs and turn right at the top. You will be on Via Francesco Denza. After about 100 meters, on the left, you will find Via Barnaba Oriani: we are at number 92.
BY TRAIN
From Roma Termini station, take Metro Line A direction “Battistini” and get off at the fourth stop “Flaminio/Piazza del Popolo”. Then take the Roma Nord–Viterbo train and get off at “Euclide”. See “From Piazza Euclide”.
Alternatively, from Piazza dei Cinquecento in front of Termini station, take bus 910 and get off at Piazza Euclide. Then follow the instructions “From Piazza Euclide”.
From Roma Tiburtina station, take Metro Line B direction “Laurentina”, get off at Termini and follow the instructions above.
BY AIRPLANE
From Fiumicino Airport “Leonardo da Vinci” (FCO), take the Leonardo Express train to Roma Termini station; then follow the instructions under “By Train”.
From Ciampino Airport “G. B. Pastine” (CIA), take one of the many shuttle buses to Termini station and continue as described under “By Train”.
BY CAR
From the Grande Raccordo Anulare (A90), take the Via Flaminia exit (exit no. 6) towards Rome city center. After about 3 km, at the fork, keep left following signs for Flaminio–Corso di Francia.
Continue straight through several intersections following signs for Centro–Parioli.
Then, while driving on the Corso di Francia viaduct, take the left exit towards Villa Borghese–Via Veneto.
At the first traffic light continue straight onto Viale M. Pilsudski. At the next traffic light, turn right onto Via F. Denza.
The second street on the left is Via Barnaba Oriani: Suite Oriani is located at number 92.