Scheppers Hotel

This amazing Megabon offer will now take you to the picturesque Mediterranean city with thousand-year-old history – Rome. You will be staying in a magnificent hotel not far away from the center of the city. The classic building of the Scheppers Hotel, opened in 2004, is located on Via Aurelia, just a few steps away from Vatican City and Sistin Chapel, in a quiet and green area, far from traffic. You will be welcomed by comfortable rooms that feature only the best Italian materials incorporated in simple yet stylish decor. The hotel makes for the perfect starting point for sightseeing and getting to know the peculiarities of the region. After an exhausting but yet exciting day have yourself pampered by the charm of traditional restaurants, where you will be able to try many a mouthwatering Italian dish.

Now let’s take a quick look at the history of the ‘Eternal city’:

Time: year 84 A. D., place: gladiator arena in the center of Rome. Thousands of screaming Plebeians and untouchable Patricians; in the center, blood-thirsty beasts and a lonely figure in his battle for freedom.  An image, burned into the minds of many a historian, writer and poet, which you can now revive with a pinch of imagination and this one incredible Megabon offer. Only a stone’s throw away from the Colisseum you’ll also be able to find the place of the Roman senate, where famous words “Et tu, Brute?” were spoken; those words were later imprinted in the modern culture through the great Shakespeare and his Julius Caesar.

Let’s fast forward for a century and a half: This era paints a picture of a virtuoso on a high scaffold; his only reason for living appear to be the brush and color, which merge with his soul and produce an amazing result in all it aesthetic perfection. The mighty hall of the Sistine chapel stirs a feeling of littleness, a subtle awareness of higher force, real or not. And even though the allegory of holy inspiration stands still in front of you, it has the power to touch the deepest fragments of your being.

Surrender to the marvels of the antique capital of the world (Caput Mundi), abounding with history and occurrences, which influenced entire civilizations and created the European culture.