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Whether its’ the Roman Empire,
Art and Culture, Sport or Eating the Bailey’s Hotel has the
lot. From Via Flavia you can walk to most of Rome’s most popular
attractions including the exclusive shopping boulevards in and around
Piazza di Spagna.
Art and Culture – Bernini’s Art Gallery
in Via Quattro Fontane or street of the four fountains. See this
fine art gallery which contains works by Caravaggio and Rubens.
Roman Empire – forget the Colosseum for
a moment and check out the and Dioclesian Baths in Piazza Repubblica
which is only a few minutes walk from the Bailey’s Hotel Rome
Sport
– the Olympic Stadium is only a short Metro and Tram journey
away making the Bailey’s Hotel in Rome the ideal choice for
football fans coming to see Champions League Matches involving AS
Roma or Uefa Cup matches with Lazio playing teams like Liverpool
, Newcastle United , Manchester United Glasgow Celtic , Real Madrid
, Barcelona and Bayern Munich. In addition the Flaminio Stadium
which is the home of Rugby in Rome is only a 5 minute taxi journey
from the Hotel Baileys or a 20 minute walk making the Bailey’s
the number 01 choice with cultured rugby fans coming to Rome for
the six nations matches involving Italy versus England 2005 plus
Italy v Scotland 2005 – NB if you want to
go jogging in Rome then check out the Villa Borghese public park
which is only 5 minutes walk or a 2 minute jog from the Baileys
Hotel.
• Via Veneto –
5 minutes
• Piazza di Spagna
( Spanish Steps ) – 15 minutes
• Piazza Barberini
– 10 minutes
• Piazza della
Repubblica – 5 minutes
•Villa Borghese
– 5 minutes
• Fontana di Trevi
or Trevi Fountain – 15 minutes
• Colosseum –
25 minutes or Metro Stop Colosseo line B
• Vatican and St
Peter’s – Metro Stop Musei Vaticani o Ottaviano •
San Pietro 5 stops from Repubblica which is only a 5 minute walk
from the Hotel Baileys
Events in Rome
- Summary
Sporting
Events: Rugby 6 Nations fixtures 2004,
Champions League Football Matches AC Roma, Italian Tennis Masters,
Villa Borghese Show Jumping, Rome Marathon, Athletics, Golf etc.
Cultural
Events: Art Galleries and Museums, Wine Tasting, Open Air Opera,
Vatican and Sistine Chapel, Roman Forum
Nightlife:
Irish pubs in Rome, English language cinemas, Restaurants, Clubs
etc.
Business:
International conferences, exhibitions in Rome
Public Holidays
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New Year / January 1, 2005
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Epiphany / January 6, 2005
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Easter Sunday / March 27, 2005
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Easter Monday / March 28, 2005
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Liberation Day / April 25, 2005
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May Day Workers Holiday / May 1, 2005
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St Peter and Paul's Day/ June 29, 2005
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Feast of the Assumption / August 15, 2005
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All Saints Day / November 1, 2005
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Immaculate Conception / December 8, 2005
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Christmas Day / December 25, 2005
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Boxing Day / December 26, 2005
Language
spoken
Italian is the primary language. However, as the capital city and
the home of an empire than once spanned across two thirds of the
globe the city has a cosmopolitan atmosphere. English is widely
understood although some Italians are too bashful to speak it!
Time zone: Greenwich
Mean Time +1 hour Central European Time
November
2005 in Rome
November
is a compelling month in terms of the culture on offer: several
major exhibitions look at the life of former Pope John Paul II ,
the impressionist paintings of Manet and Zandomemeghi , the innovative
creations of Burri . Privileged space will be given to Pasolini
, with two exhibitions in town dedicated to the writer and director.
Mention must also be given to the 100 Nativity Scenes exhibition,
and shows displaying delightful embroidery work from Seville and
the exceptional puppets of the Magic Theatre .
On the pop music front, big international stars are not lacking
- such as Michael Bolton , Michael Bublé and Incognito -
but this month will be focused primarily on Italian music. Aside
from Baglioni's performance celebrating the thirty-year anniversary
of FAI (the Italian version of the National Trust), Alex Britti
, Jovanotti , Max Pezzali , Enzo Jannacci , Max Gazzè and
Stadio will all perform live in Rome.
Opera, ballet and classical music are also at the fore this month
with the Teatro dell'Opera's renditions of Gades' Blood Wedding
, Prokofiev's Cinderella and Bellini's The Sleepwalker , the opening
of the International Organ Concert and Santa Cecilia Orchestra at
the Auditorium series , and the spectacular Tango y Musical .
Theatre will convey powerful emotions through the energy-laden performance
of Enrico Brignano , the histrionic quality of Antonio Albanese
, the stage presence of Rossella Falk , as well as the feistiness
of Anna Marchesini , the interpretational talent of Tullio Solenghi
, the irony of Pino Insegno and the artistic vein of Franca Valeri
. As if this were not enough, there are also classical plays on
this month, such as 'Cat on a hot tin roof' and experimental pièces
being put on at the alternative Piccolo Eliseo venue.
The incredibly varied and at times experimental performances that
are part of the high-quality RomaEuropa Festival can still be seen
this month.
Visitors can also finally enjoy the recently reopened Ara Pacis
monument in the centre of Rome, and characteristic towns and places
around Rome by taking part in one of the delightful regional itineraries
currently being promoted by the Lazio region.
Should
you require more information on how to reach the Hotel Bailey’s
in Rome please e mail us at
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