Hotel Selene - The Teatro dell'Opera , built at the end of 1800, is also nearby, which has hosted events such as the "Cavalleria Rusticana" opera by Mascagni and "Tosca" by Puccini the Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli

This comfortable, modern three-star hotel in Rome is at the start of Via del Viminale , opposite the Teatro dell'Opera, and near to the Termini Station . It is well connected with a good public transport network. There are important political, economic and administrative centers such as the Government Treasury, the Home Office and the luxurious, antique Presidential Palace, the Quirinale near the hotel.
The area is also extremely important from an artistic and cultural point of view. The Teatro dell'Opera , built at the end of 1800, is also nearby, which has hosted events such as the "Cavalleria Rusticana" opera by Mascagni and "Tosca" by Puccini and where internationally important operas and ballets still regularly take place.

The Terme di Diocleziano are also near the Hotel Selene: these are the largest thermal spas from Roman times, that originally spread over a surface area of 13 hectares. The thermal spas were built around the end of the 3rd century B.C. and were used for centuries and centuries. In 1561, Pope Pius IV decided to turn the thermal spas into a cathedral, and entrusted the project to Michelangelo.
Part of the archeological area was occupied by the Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli with its chartehouse next door where it is still possible to admire the wonderful cloisters designed by Michelangelo. Since the end of 1800 the Terme di Diocleziano have also housed the Proto-historical section and the Epigraphic section of the National Roman Museum .

Hotel Selene Via del Viminale 8, 00184, Rome, Italy / e-mail Tel:39 064 824 460 Fax: 39 064 782 1977
This comfortable, modern three-star hotel in Rome is at the start of Via del Viminale , opposite the Teatro dell'Opera, and near to the Termini Station . It is well connected with a good public transport network. There are important political, economic and administrative centers such as the Government Treasury, the Home Office and the luxurious, antique Presidential Palace, the Quirinale near the hotel. The area is also extremely important from an artistic and cultural point of view. The Teatro dell'Opera , built at the end of 1800, is also nearby, which has hosted events such as the "Cavalleria Rusticana" opera by Mascagni and "Tosca" by Puccini and where internationally important operas and ballets still regularly take place. The Terme di Diocleziano are also near the Hotel Selene: these are the largest thermal spas from Roman times, that originally spread over a surface area of 13 hectares. The thermal spas were built around the end of the 3rd century B.C. and were used for centuries and centuries. In 1561, Pope Pius IV decided to turn the thermal spas into a cathedral, and entrusted the project to Michelangelo. Part of the archeological area was occupied by the Basilica di Santa Maria degli Angeli with its chartehouse next door where it is still possible to admire the wonderful cloisters designed by Michelangelo. Since the end of 1800 the Terme di Diocleziano have also housed the Proto-historical section and the Epigraphic section of the National Roman Museum .