Interesting apartment just steps from Villa Borghese

Corso d’Italia runs elegantly yet feverishly along the solemn profile of the Aurelian Walls, marking the boundary where Rome’s historic centre fades into the fashionable Pinciano and Salario districts. It is a road with a dual character: on one side, the grandeur of ancient history, with the walls’ reddish terracotta and umbrella pines extending over the avenues; on the other, the modern dynamism of traffic and the streams of professionals who fill the area’s offices.

Walking along this thoroughfare means breathing in a sophisticated, bourgeois atmosphere, where imposing period buildings and institutional offices converse with the luxuriant foliage of Villa Borghese, which provides the city artery with an immediate green outlet. Just steps from the shopping temptations of Piazza Fiume and the Dolce Vita memories of Via Veneto, the Corso pulses with energy during the day, before rediscovering a serene evening elegance that restores all the evocative monumental grandeur of this urban crossroads.