Great location for sight seeing in Rome. The Appartment is located in the Trastevere area which is very close to the Ponte Garibaldi Bridge (you can see the Bridge from bedroom window). 3 mins from the taxi rank/tram stop/bus stop. We stayed 4 nights here in February and although we ate out every evening its ideal to cater for yourselves in the apartment. We spent a morning strolling around (following the map Giulia provided for us) an easy 20ish min walk to P'zza Navona Square then walked 5/10min to the Pantheon (which you must see - download Rick Steves audio guide onto your phone so you can listen to it there), from there you can walk past trevi fountain and spanish steps. We watched England v Italy in the 6 nations in the afternoon. Day 2 We went to the Santa Mary Church in Trastevere which is so close you must go (10mins from appt, take in the columns here which were previously in the roman baths at Caracella.) Mid morning we then went to Collesum/Palatine Hill/Forum (we booked a tour on the day to save on the queues. We paid 30Euro for each adult which included our entry fee and 18Euro for child as they have free entry - if you have already re-booked your entry fee you can just add onto a tour - Beware we were quoted 40Euro each by another company and we overheard some of our tour paid more than us!) We did a horse drawn carriage ride expensive but a lovely treat. Day 3 we did the st Sebastian Catacombs by taxi there 13Euro and return on the bus (1.50Euro each you can get tickets from the catacombs shop) and got dropped off at Roman Baths Terme Di Caracella who have a great visual reconstruction/audio tour which shows where the columns stood before they were moved to Santa Mary Church. Day 4 Vatican, 25mins walk to St Peter Square (we got taxi back 8Euro). We pre-booked skip the queue tickets direct from the vatican website for 9am entry (tickets to phone) entry is through the museum side (which is a 10min walk from St peters square) this worked really well we took the short route signs to the sistine chapel which took us through some lovely corridors with artifacts and the ranaissance painted rooms and the lovely map room and straight into the Sistine chapel (luckily no queues which I believe is rare) we sat for 28mins and listened to the Rick Steves audio tour. The short route approx 1hour 30mins (depending on what you stop and look at) though the Vatican to the Sistine Chapel was lovely and just enough to keep our 13 year old son interested without getting too bored. We loved the location of the appartment, the trastevere area for eating out and all the sights of Rome!