There is an express train service every 30 minutes to Rome's Termini train station (journey time 30 minutes). A single ticket costs around ?10. Taxis are readily available at the airport, but take a licensed metered taxi only. An airport surcharge is payable. A taxi to the city centre will cost 50 60 EUR. Outside the train station is a bus stop for the 360 Bus, which heads directly for Piazza Delle Muse. The hotel is 100 metres before the stop.<BR> Driving directions: From the city, take the Grande Raccordo Anulare motorway, exiting at junction 8 towards Salaria Romo Centro. Head for the Piazza Ungheria / Piazza delle Muse Parioli District.

Area Attractions: Rome, ItalyS Capital, Rises On The Banks Of The Tevere About 25 Kilometers From Its Main Outlet In The Tyrrhenian Sea. It Is Situated At The Center Of An Undulating Plain, The Campagna Romana, Which Is Confined One Side By The Hills Of Monte Mario, Gianicolo And Monteverde And On The Other Side By Smaller Hills Of Volcanic Origin The So called Seven Hills. Two Thousand Years Of History Have Made The Artistic And Architectural Patrimony Of Rome So Rich That The Tourist Feels Overwhelmed. Thus It Is Preferable To Outline A Precise Program And To Fix Determined Objectives, According To OneS Taste And The Amount Of Time Available. Visits Recommended By The Hotel Catacombe Di Priscilla Near By These Catacombs Are From The Same Period Of Catacombs Of St. Callisto Ii Sec. D.c.. They Are Appreciated By The Ancient Frescoes Madonna Con Bambino From 210 D.c. And Scenes Of The New Testament Of Iii Sec. D.c. Address Via Salaria, 430. Orario 8,30 12. 14,30 17. Closed On Monday. Guided Visits. Borghese Gallery The Original Sculptures And Paintings In The Borghese Gallery Date Back To Cardinal ScipioneS Collection, The Son Of Ortensia Borghese Paolo VS Sister And Of Francesco Caffarelli, Though Subsequent Events Over The Next Three Centuries Entailing Both Losses And Acquisition Have Left Their Mark. Cardinal Scipion Was Drawn To Any Works Of Ancient, Renaissance And Contemporary Art Which Might Re evoke A New Golden Age. He Was Not Particularly Interested In Medieval Art, But Passionately Sought To Acquire Antique Sculpture. Cardinal Scipione Was So Ambitious That He Promoted The Creation Of New Sculptures And Especially Marble Groups To Rival Antique Works. The Statue Of Pauline Bonaparte, Executed By Canova Between 1805 And 1808, Has Been In The Villa Since 1838. In 1807, Camillo Borghese Sold Napoleon 154 Statues, 160 Busts, 170 Bas reliefs, 30 Columns And Various Vases, Which Constitue The Borghese Collection In The Louvre. But Already By The 1830S These Gaps Seem To Have Been Filled By New Finds From Recent Excavations And Works Recuperated From The Cellars And Various Other Borghese Residences. Cardinal ScipioneS Collection Of Paintings Was Remarkable And Was Poetically Described As Early As 1613 By Scipione Francucci. In 1607, The Pope Gave The Cardinal 107 Paintings Which Had Been Confiscated From The Painter Giuseppe Cesari, Called The Cavalier DArpino. In The Following Year, RaphaelS Deposition Was Secretely Removed From The Baglioni Chapel In The Church Of S.francesco In Perugia And Transported To Rome. It Was Given To The Cardinal Scipione Through A Papal Motu Proprio. In 1682, Part Of Olimpia AldobrandiniS Inheritance Entered The Borghese Collection. It Included Works From The Collections Of Cardinal Salviati And Lucrezia AEste. In 1827 Prince Camillo Bought Correggios Celebrated Dan E In Paris. Modern Art National Gallery It Was Founded In 1883 And Is Dedicated To 19th And 20th Centuries Italian Painters And Sculptors. You Can Also Find Works By Some Foreign Artists. It Is Hosted In Palazzo Delle Belle Arti, Situated In The Area Known As Valle Giulia, Realized By The Architect Cesare Bazzani In 1911 On The Occasion Of The Big International Exposure. Museum Of The Etruscan And Italic Antiquity In The Museum The Pre roman History Of The Popoli Of Italy Is Reproduced, Through Plastic Models, Designers And Other Kinds Of Reproductions. Rome Is A Very Lively City, Celebrated Not Only For Its Monuments But Also For Being The Center Of La Dolce Vita. Caf S And Bars Are Open Until One In The Morning, While Discotheques And Clubs Close Late In The Night. Movie Theatres Are Numerous And Offer Both New Releases, Just Out On The Film Circuit, And Films By Little known Authors, Projected In Film Clubs Kpmg All Important Stores Of The Great Companies Like Bulgari, Cartier, Gu