After staying at Mood Suites on Via Rasella here goes. It's a narrow one way cobblestone Via (street/road) which is 7 minutes walk from Trevi Fountain, 7 minutes from the Spanish Steps, 15 minutes from the Pantheon and 30 minutes from the Coliseum. Via Rasella...More

On March 23, 1944, Italian partisans launched an ambush of a Nazi SS police battalion marching down the little street of Via Rasella. A bomb was planted and exploded, instantly killing 28 of the Nazi forces. The next day, the Nazis retaliated with the Ardeatine...More

Visited Via Rasella, yet to my surprise the only plaque that exists is one in memory of the ten italians that died there, of which its documented four or six were killed by the terrorist bomb planted by the partisans. Its no doubt part of...More

love this quite street,really good choice for your hotel to stay and you are close to everything from here

Wherever you are in Europe, it is safe to say that you are no more than a stone’s throw away from the location of some key historical event. Rome is no different and while the ruins of the old Empire are obvious, there are many...More

If you don't know anything about the history of this site, its well worth reading up on....and make sure in tandem with this also visit the Ardeatine caves on the outskirts of Rome near the Appian way.Via Rasella was the site of the partisan attack...More