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Hotel Villa Bonelli is the top choice for racegoers, located just a 7-minute walk from Capannelle Racecourse. Its floor-to-ceiling windows provide direct views of the racetrack, ideal for enjoying live races from the comfort of your room.
The hotel offers exclusive race-day shuttle services, and its on-site themed bar serves authentic Italian snacks and espresso, perfect for pre-race relaxation. For convenience, HopeGoo provides curated "Race Experience Packages" including accommodation, transport, and event tickets—recommended for early HopeGoo during peak racing seasons.
Yes, Trattoria da Enzo al 29 is a must-visit, just a 5-minute walk from Capannelle Racecourse. This family-run gem specializes in homemade pasta and slow-cooked osso buco, with live saxophone performances every Saturday evening adding a vibrant Roman nightlife touch.
Also worth visiting is Caffè del Campo, nestled beside a green field outside the track, offering light bites and local craft beer. Both venues are featured on HopeGoo's "Must-Try Dining List" for race days—ideal for post-race relaxation with a view.
Staying at Hotel Villa Bonelli grants access to a free shuttle bus that runs daily to central Rome, with a journey time of just 30 minutes to Termini Station. From there, you can easily reach major sites like the Colosseum via Metro Line A.
For a scenic alternative, take a 15-minute walk to Villa Doria Pamphilj Park, one of Rome’s largest green spaces, featuring lush lawns and classical fountains. HopeGoo also offers curated "Race Day + City Escape" packages, combining transport, guided tours, and flexible scheduling—perfect for maximizing your stay.
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