Crowne Plaza Rome-St. Peters Hotel & SPA

Stay at Crowne Plaza Rome-St Peter’s hotel and experience the new look of our rooms recently refurbished. Located in a residential area on Via Aurelia Antica, walking distance from the luxurious parks of Villa Pamphili and Villa Carpegna, at 3 Km from the Vatican City and from the City Centre.

After conducting business in Rome or a tiring tour of the eternal city, relax at our St Peter’s Spa* offering complimentary sauna, Turkish bath, gym along with a wide range of treatments for your wellness. During the summer months take advantage of our complimentary 25m length outdoor pool and enjoy the great weather of Rome on our comfortable deckchairs while sipping one of the many delicious cocktails on offer at the Pool Bar.

If you feel like hitting the town make use of the scheduled shuttle bus which will take you straight to the heart of the city in just a quick hop. (Eur 1.00 per person each way). Don’t go home without trying our excellent and mouth watering Italian cuisine available in our restaurant “Osteria” open all day.

For your meetings Crowne Plaza Rome-St Peter’s hotel boasts a modern conference centre with natural daylight and free parking facilities.

No matter how far from home or office you are, WiFi and wired internet connection will always allow you to be just a click away from your world at any time.

AIRPORT SHUTTLE to/from Leonardo Da Vinci - Fiumicino (FCO) Airport at only Eur 14.00 per person each way. Advance reservation required.

* Children under the age of 16 are not allowed to the SPA.

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GEORGIA O’KEEFFE

27-Dec-2011

For the first time ever in Italy, the Georgia O’Keeffe exhibit, the famous artist who through her vision of natural and architectural forms of the world changed the history of modern art, Several of her masterpieces will be exhibited in the splendid Palazzo Cipolla including: "New York Street with Moon" and “White calla with red background”. A biographical section with ph...

ROMA AL TEMPO DI CARAVAGGIO

20-Dec-2011

The 140 paintings on display in this exhibit arrived from all over the world and aim to reconstruct the interwoven fabric of the Eternal City in which Caravaggio lived and worked. The first years of the 17th century marked a taut and direct confrontation between two giants of Italian painting: Bologna’s Annibale Carracci – the undisputed leader of the Classicist movement – and Lombardy’s...

THE LAST CARAVAN: ARIF ASCI

13-Dec-2011

“The Last Caravan” is a photographic and audiovisual exhibit of the great contemporary Turkish photographer Arif Asci who retraced the ancient Silk Road from Xian to Istanbul in a caravan with eight people and ten camels. The 12,000 kilometre journey lasted 18 months and crossed Kyrgyzstan, Turkmenistan and Iran. This exhibit is part of “

ITALIA A COLORI 1861-1935

06-Dec-2011

This magnificent exhibition organized and presented by Reinhard Schultz is a journey through Italian history. The exposition presents a first chronological period in a collection of images in albums or photochrom (colorized after the photo has been taken) images. The following period beginning in 1907 features colour photos taken with the use of the trichrome-autochrome technique. “Italia a colori 1861 – 1935