Apartments for rent in Rome

VATICAN CITY area
The State of Vatican City would hold but 400 homes in a typical suburban home complex.
Just 3,000 work in these 108 acres, and only 400 call it home.
Despite this insignificant physical presence, it's one of the most important states on the globe.
Important for its influence on other countries and Roman Catholics around the world.
Important because of its history.
Important, certainly, to visitors to ROME for its collection of art and architecture, both in the Museums and throughout the property ... which includes, of course, St. Peter's Basilica, Basilica San Pietro.
Once you enter St. Peter's Square or the Museums you've left Italy.
The museums and church fill a large portion of the city state, but much is quite private.
Some of the private portions including the 'Scavi' (Necropolis ... City of the Dead) and Gardens may be visited by tourists with reservations.
Castel San Angelo is not properly a part of the Vatican, but once was an important Papal property, is conveniently visited at the same time and is an important and interesting attraction in its own right.
Two hours at St. Peter's will allow you time to climb to the lantern.
The Museums require at least two hours, and the Castel needs less than an hour.
You really have time to do all three 'thoroughly' if you give them the better part of a day.
Note, though, the Vatican Museums can eat up days.
If your main interests are on subjects covered by one or more of the collections you'll (properly) laugh at our notion you can do all three in a day.
Likewise, St. Peter's really deserves more than an hour or two on your first visit.
Castel San Angelo is secondary to the other two, but if you have time it represents an important segment of both Ancient Roman and Christian history.
For those concerned about "appropriate" clothes for visiting St. Peter's and other churches, as well as the Vatican Museums, the 'dress code' is considerably relaxed from earlier times.
What isn't appropriate is too much skin: e.g. shoulders, midriffs, legs.
Short shorts are definitely out and we'd personally feel uncomfortable even in Bermuda shorts.
What most of us wear for sightseeing is usually acceptable.
Do bear in mind that the basilicas of Rome, particularly, are important places of worship revered by hundreds of millions.
Of course any religious building is a place of worship, and we should show respect for its congregation.
Getting There If you go via subway you'll want to visit the Vatican Museums first, which in any event is a good idea. (A line - Cipro is the closest stop)
The apartments for rent in this area are all in walking distance from Metro Stop.
If you take a bus to St. Peter's square you may want to visit the church first if you've not arrived early in the morning.
The walk between the Museums and the square is only a kilometer, about 15 minutes.)
Better, take a bus to Piazza di Risorgimento if one is convenient to you the Piazza is just a few hundred yards from the Museums entrance.
The area surrounding the apartments is full of shops groceries restaurants supermarkets......