Anzio south of Rome

The asking price for this apartment is $3000 euro a month. That is 100 euro/day. More than I can spend. I am negotiating with the owner for a lower rate. I could probably do 50 euro/day if I had some company for some part of that time between April 10-May 25.

The apartment, located at Anzio in the quiet, historic town south of Rome, is three bedrooms kitchen and two bathrooms. It offers 7 beds and a terrace to enjoy admiring the "Paradise" (Liberty casino). It 'just a few minutes walk from the beach, from the central fishing port and train station every hour linking the town to the capital. Enriched by the opportunity to be able to do so comfortably tourism in Rome, stay at Anzio provides a nice clean beach holiday, cultural visits, the ancient Villa of Nero to the historic buildings, the Museum of the Landing Villa Adele and excellent dining with fish specialties can be enjoyed in the typical restaurants.



Following the Allied invasion of Italy in September 1943, American and British forces drove up the peninsula until being halted at the Gustav (Winter) Line in front of Cassino. Unable to penetrate Field Marshal Albert Kesselring's defenses, British General Harold Alexander, commander of Allied forces in Italy, began assessing his options. In an effort to break the stalemate, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill proposed Operation Shingle which called for landings behind the Gustav Line at Anzio (Map).