The 9 Hotel Cesari is located near Via del Corso in Rome
Via del Corso
Location & Welcome
9Hotel Cesàri: Your Starting Point on Via del Corso
Staying at 9Hotel Cesàri allows you to enjoy the Italian capital in all its splendor thanks to our immediate proximity to Via del Corso. Our boutique hotel welcomes you in an elegant and peaceful setting, perfect for relaxing in the heart of bustling Rome.
By walking along this legendary thoroughfare from our hotel, you can easily reach the Trevi Fountain on one side and the Pantheon on the other—two must-see historic landmarks just a few minutes’ walk away. After your explorations, our panoramic rooftop terrace, La Terrazza del Cesàri, awaits you, where you can enjoy a drink while gazing out over the rooftops of the Eternal City. Our staff is here to share their valuable sightseeing tips with you.
Architecture & Palaces
A Grand Boulevard with Elegant Architecture
This famous avenue runs through the city, starting at the sublime Piazza Venezia and heading toward Piazza del Popolo. Between these two major squares, elegant architecture unfolds, beautifully reflecting the different eras of Rome’s history.
As you stroll along the cobblestone alleys and colorful side streets that give Rome its unique charm, you’ll come across sumptuous buildings from the Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical periods. This historic neighborhood is home to many prestigious palaces, such as the Palazzo Chigi, the Palazzo Ruspoli, and the Palazzo Doria-Pamphili. As you stroll, you can admire the famous Piazza Colonna and the Church of Sant’Andrea della Valle, or visit Goethe’s House, now a museum dedicated to the famous German writer who lived in the neighborhood.
Shopping & Local Flavors
Rome’s Mecca for Fashion and Shopping
Via del Corso stands out as Rome’s premier shopping street, stretching 1.5 kilometers. It’s a must-visit for anyone wanting to experience the vibrant energy of Roman life.
A neighborhood that’s at once upscale, trendy, and down-to-earth, the street offers a unique blend of styles that’s distinctly Italian. Fashionistas from around the world flock here to discover the latest collections at high-end fashion stores like Gucci, Prada, and Armani, alongside numerous souvenir shops. Between shopping sprees, you’ll find charming churches as well as numerous restaurants serving the region’s culinary and wine specialties—perfect for stopping to enjoy a plate of pasta or a traditional pizza.
Urban Planning & Perspectives
A Historic Link Between Two Major Squares
The history of Via del Corso dates back to Roman antiquity, a time when the street was the scene of public processions and famous horse races. Today, it serves as a true geographical link between the city’s major monuments.
On one side, the avenue opens onto the massive monument dedicated to Victor Emmanuel II (the Vittoriano) in Piazza Venezia, offering a spectacular panoramic view of the entire city. On the other side, it leads to Piazza del Popolo and its Egyptian obelisk from Heliopolis, located right next to the stunning gardens of Villa Borghese. Staying at a hotel near Via del Corso allows you to easily explore this central area and admire all of Rome’s splendors as you wander its streets.
Culture & Literature
A Source of Literary and Political Inspiration
Over the centuries, the Via del Corso has inspired several famous authors who have written about the bustling life of this street. It has also established itself as a cultural hub and the scene of major political events in modern Italy.
The 19th-century Roman poet Giuseppe Gioachino Belli dedicated several poems to it, describing the customs and daily life of the time. Later, the writer Federico De Roberto referred to it in his famous novel I Vicerè, depicting the street as the center of aristocratic social life, lined with cafés and theaters such as the Teatro Valle and the Teatro Argentina. Politically, Via del Corso was the site of the great popular demonstration of 1848 in support of the unification of Italy led by Garibaldi and Cavour—a major historical process that culminated in 1870 with the proclamation of the Kingdom of Italy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you go
How far is the 9Hotel Cesàri from Via del Corso?
The 9Hotel Cesàri boasts an exceptional location, as Via del Corso is just a few steps away from our hotel, allowing you to reach this major shopping street in less than a minute on foot.How long is Via del Corso?
Via del Corso stretches for about 1.5 kilometers, running in a straight line from Piazza Venezia (to the south) to Piazza del Popolo (to the north).What major landmarks can you visit on foot from Via del Corso?
As you stroll along Via del Corso, you can easily take a detour to the Trevi Fountain, the Pantheon, or Piazza Colonna. At both ends of the avenue stand the Vittoriano and the magnificent gardens of Villa Borghese.
