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Historical workshops Last update: 2021-09-26 22:40 1. Alimentari Polica Carlo & C. 15. Articoli Belle Arti "Bordi L.A.W." Address: Via Dei Serpenti, 150-151 Address: Via dello Statuto, 47-49 Telephone: 06 4880501 Telephone: 06 44700346 Web site: http://bordibellearti.blogspot.com 2. Ansuini Gioielleria dal 1860 Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 151 16. Articoli da Regalo De Sanctis Telephone: 06 68806909 Address: Piazza Navona, 84 Web site: www.ansuini.it Telephone: 06 68806810 Web site: www.desanctis1890.com 3. Antica Cappelleria Troncanelli Fulvio Address: Via della Cuccagna, 15 17. Banchetti sport Telephone: 06 6879320 Address: Via del Leone, 23 Web site: www.troncarelli.it Telephone: 06 6871420 Web site: www.banchettisport.net 4. Antica Cartotecnica Address: Piazza Dei Caprettari, 61 18. Bar Faggiani Telephone: 06 6875671 Address: Via Giuseppe Ferrari, 23/29 Web site: www.anticacartotecnica.it Telephone: 06 8976 3834 5. Antica Erboristeria Pontificia dal 1780 19. Bazzocchi Camiceria dal 1908 Address: Via Pozzo Delle Cornacchie, 26 Address: Via del Tritone, 141 Telephone: 06 68300676 Telephone: 06 4885108 Web site: www.camiceriabazzocchi.it 6. Antica Erboristeria Romana dal 1752 Address: Via di Torre Argentina, 15 20. Bedetti Telephone: 06 6879493 Address: Piazza di San Silvestro, 9-12 Web site: www.anticaerboristeriaromana.it Telephone: 06 6797941 Web site: www.bedetti.it 7. Antica Farmacia - Spezieria di S. Maria della Scala Address: Piazza della Scala, 23 21. Bertoletti Pellicceria s.r.l. Telephone: 06 5806233 Address: Via Vittoria, 16/a Telephone: 06 68809946 8. Antica Libreria Cascianelli - Libreria antiquaria dal Web site: www.bertolettipelliccerie.it 1850 Address: Largo Febo, 14-16 22. Boccanera Mobile phone: 348 8630220 Address: Via Luca Della Robbia, 36 A B C - 38 9. Antica Manifattura Cappelli di Fabbri Patrizia 23. Borghini Illuminotecnica s.r.l. Address: Via degli Scipioni, 46 Address: Via Belsiana, 87 - 89 Telephone: 06 39725679 Telephone: 06 6790629 Web site: www.antica-cappelleria.it/web/home.html Web site: www.borghinisrl.it 10. Antica Tabaccheria Campaiola dal 1850 24. Bottega del soldatino Address: Via Sistina, 108 Address: Via Lago di Lesina, 13 Telephone: 06 4740687 Telephone: 06 86213452 Web site: www.labottegadelsoldatino.it 11. Antico Forno pasticceria Angelo Colapicchioni Address: Via Tacito, 78 25. Bottega Franchi Oreficeria artistica dal 1962 Telephone: 06 3215405 Address: Via di Ripetta, 156 Web site: www.colapicchioni.it Telephone: 06 6871558 Web site: www.bottegafranchi.com 12. Antiquariato Lorenzale Address: Via dei Coronari, 2 26. Bottega Mortet Roma Telephone: 06 6864616 - 06 68892159 Address: Via dei Portoghesi, 18 Telephone: 06 6861629 338 5811969 - 392 0885124 13. Antiquariato Valligiano Mobile phone: www.bottegamortet.com Address: Via Giulia, 193 - Via delle Zoccolette, 28 Web site: Telephone: 06 6869505 Mobile phone: 335 354973 - 335 7797529 27. Bruno Valentino Orologeria Web site: www.antiquariatovalligiano.it Address: Via Principe Umberto, 31 Telephone: 06 4464944 14. Arredamenti Albanesi dal 1956 Address: Viale Regina Margherita, 85 28. Buccone Vini, Olii, Liquori dal 1870 Telephone: 06 8554754 Address: Via di Ripetta, 19/20 Web site: www.albanesiarredamenti.it Telephone: 06 3612154 Web site: www.enotecabuccone.com page 1 / 6 Historical workshops Last update: 2021-09-26 22:40 29. Caleffi roma 1911 42. Coltelleria e laboratorio di arrotino di Zoppo Sergio Address: Via In Aquiro, 71 Telephone: 06 6798638 Address: Via Merulana, 66 Web site: www.caleffiroma1911.com Telephone: 06 70453473 30. Calzature Farinacci 43. Creazioni Domus Address: Piazza Annibaliano, 16 Address: Via Belsiana, 52 Telephone: 06 86204448 - 79 Telephone: 06 6789083 Mobile phone: 3519265113 www.farinacci.it Web site: 44. Dal Bersagliere Address: Via Gino Capponi, 16/22 31. Cartografica Visceglia Telephone: 06 789909 Address: Via Francesco Domenico Guerrazzi, 15 06 5816427 Telephone: 45. Davide Cenci www.visceglia.it Web site: Address: Via di Campo Marzio, 1/7 Telephone: 06 6990681 32. Cartoleria Benincampi Web site: https://it.davidecenci.com Address: Piazza Navona, 75 06 6861509 Telephone: 46. De Ritis Marcello 338 9834465 Mobile phone: Address: Via dei Cestari, 48 www.appartamentobenincampi.com Web site: Telephone: 06 6865843 33. Cartoleria Mancini Nives 47. Ditta Annibale Gammarelli Address: Piazza San Bernardo, 101/B Address: Via di Santa Chiara, 34 06 4884952 Telephone: Telephone: 06 68801314 www.mancinipenne1939.it Web site: Web site: www.gammarelli.com 34. Cartoleria Roccas dal 1896 48. Doratura argentatura e rodiatura galvanica Vestri Address: Via Arenula, 85 s.n.c. Telephone: 06 68801050 Via della Vite, 85 Web site: www.incartoleria.it Address: 35. Cartolibreria De Biasi 49. Elettricità Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 265 Address: Piazzale delle Provincie, 7 - 7/a Address: 06 68806470 Telephone: 06 44237093 Telephone: Web site: www.cartolibreriadebiasi.it 50. Enoteca Semidivino Via Alessandria, 230 36. Casa del caffè tazza d'oro Address: 06 89016293 Address: Via dei Pastini, 6 Telephone: www.semidivino-enoteca.com Telephone: 06 6789792 - 06 6792768 Web site: Web site: www.tazzadorocoffeeshop.com 51. Ex Libris s.r.l. Via dell'Umiltà, 77/a 37. Casa delle Bambole Address: 06 6791540 Address: Via Flaminia, 58 a-b Telephone: www.exlibrisroma.it Mobile phone: 347 2803041 Web site: Web site: www.cesaretti-bambole.com 52. Falegnameria e restauro mobili di Petrosemolo R. Via di Gesù e Maria, 24 38. Castroni Address: 06 3614198 Address: Via Cola di Rienzo, 196 - 198 Telephone: 338 6816373 Telephone: 06 6874383 Mobile phone: www.romarestauro.com Web site: www.castronicoladirienzoshop.it Web site: 39. Catello D'Auria Guanti e Calze dal 1894 53. Falegnameria Floriani Via del Gonfalone, 9 Address: Via dei Due Macelli, 55 Address: Telephone: 06 6793364 Mobile phone: 340 6507358 54. Falegnameria Paolucci Web site: www.catellodauria.it Address: Via di Montoro, 5 Telephone: 06 68134625 www.falegnameriaromacentro.it 40. Cerruti Roma dal 1948 Web site: Address: Via Cola di Rienzo, 46 Telephone: 06 3216793 55. Falegnameria Savini Web site: https://cerrutiviacoladirienzo.it Address: Via Del Garofano, 3/4 Telephone: 06 6795933 41. Colori ferramenta e affini di Ceccarelli Stefano Address: Piazza Sallustio, 13-15 56. Farmacia Camponeschi Dr. Claudio Telephone: 06 4741378 - 06 485690 Address: Via di Ripetta, 254 Telephone: 06 3612137 page 2 / 6 Historical workshops Last update: 2021-09-26 22:40 57. Farmacia Centrale Dott. Giorgio Di Gioacchino 71. Gioielleria Angeletti Address: Via Cola di Rienzo, 124 Address: Via Bocca di Leone, 58 Telephone: 06 3235371 Telephone: 0039 06 6793700 - 06 69941207 Web site: www.farmaciacentraledigioacchino.com Web site: http://angeletti-viacondotti.com 58. Farmacia Chieffo Wasserman 72. Gioielleria D'epoca Eleuteri Address: Via di Capo Le Case, 47 Address: Via Condotti, 69 Telephone: 06 6790894 Telephone: 06 6781078 Web site: www.eleuteri.nyc 59. Farmacia Langeli dal 1886 Address: Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 21 73. Gioielleria Ottaviani Telephone: 06 68806780 Address: Via Alessandria, 172 Telephone: 06 44250437 60. Farmacia Santacroce dal 1813 Web site: www.ottavianiroma.it/wordpress Address: Piazza di San Lorenzo in Lucina, 27 Telephone: 06 6871525 74. Gioielleria Quattrocolo Web site: www.anticafarmaciainlucina.com Address: Via della Scrofa, 48 Telephone: 06 68801367 61. Farmacia Savignoni Web site: www.quattrocolo.com Address: Via Dei Serpenti, 125 Telephone: 06 4882973 75. Grammaroli Marmi dal 1906 Mobile phone: 328 3956301 (Whatsapp) Address: Via dei Reti, 21 Web site: www.farmaciasavignoni.com Telephone: 06 4957620 Web site: www.grammarolimarmi.it/index.php 62. Farmacia Sbarigia Franco Address: Via della Vite 76. L.A.R. Paralumi dal 1938 Telephone: 06 6792220 Address: Via del Leoncino, 29 Telephone: 06 6876647 63. Farmacia Sbarigia Franco Web site: www.paralumi.it Address: Via della Vite, 1 Telephone: 06 6792220 77. La Cappelleria artigiana di Elena Martin Brini Address: Via Ancona, 24 64. Farmacia Tor Millina dal 1890 Telephone: 06 44249738 Address: Via di Tor Millina, 6 Web site: www.lacappelleria.it/index.htm Telephone: 06 6874628 Mobile phone: 339 2413911 (Whatsapp) 78. Laboratorio cornici di PALLA Andrea e REGINELLI Web site: https://farmaciatormillina.business.site Renato Address: Via di Ripetta, 152 65. Federico Buccellati Address: Via Condotti, 31 79. Laboratorio di Argenteria Franchi Adolfo Telephone: 06 6790329 Address: Via di Tor di Nona, 60 Web site: www.federicobuccellati.it Telephone: 06 68136305 Mobile phone: 348 7291619 66. Ferramenta Toresi Web site: www.franchiargentieri.it/laboratorio.phtml Address: Via Angelo Brunetti, 38 80. Laboratorio di idraulico Poeti Gianfranco 67. Franchi Argentieri Address: Via di San Giovanni in Laterano, 41 Address: Via di Tor di Nona, 60 Telephone: 06 68136305 81. Laboratorio di pieghettatura stoffa “Sorelle Mobile phone: 348 7291619 Antonini s.n.c.” www.franchiargentieri.it Web site: Address: Via Quintino Sella, 52 Telephone: 06 4885597 68. Galleria d'arte Benucci Via del Babuino, 150 Address: 82. Laboratorio di Restauro Colagiovanni 06 36002190 Telephone: Address: Via di San Bartolomeo de' Vaccinari, 84 Telephone: 06 6868487 69. Gardino Gioielleria e Onorificenze dal 1871 Mobile phone: 339 2376971 Address: Via di Monte Brianzo, 85 06 6795708 - 06 68193309 Telephone: 83. Laboratorio di restauro “Pavia Restauro s.r.l.” www.gardino.it Web site: Address: Via Margutta, 54 Telephone: 06 3207694 70. Generi alimentari dei F.lli Ciavatta Mobile phone:
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    The original documents are located in Box 16, folder “6/3/75 - Rome” of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Copyright Notice The copyright law of the United States (Title 17, United States Code) governs the making of photocopies or other reproductions of copyrighted material. Gerald R. Ford donated to the United States of America his copyrights in all of his unpublished writings in National Archives collections. Works prepared by U.S. Government employees as part of their official duties are in the public domain. The copyrights to materials written by other individuals or organizations are presumed to remain with them. If you think any of the information displayed in the PDF is subject to a valid copyright claim, please contact the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library. Digitized from Box 16 of the Sheila Weidenfeld Files at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library 792 F TO C TATE WA HOC 1233 1 °"'I:::: N ,, I 0 II N ' I . ... ROME 7 480 PA S Ml TE HOUSE l'O, MS • · !? ENFELD E. • lt6~2: AO • E ~4SSIFY 11111~ TA, : ~ IP CFO D, GERALD R~) SJ 1 C I P E 10 NTIA~ VISIT REF& BRU SE 4532 UI INAl.E PAL.ACE U I A PA' ACE, TME FFtCIA~ RESIDENCE OF THE PR!S%D~NT !TA y, T ND 0 1 TH HIGHEST OF THE SEVEN HtL.~S OF ~OME, A CTENT OMA TtM , TH TEMPLES OF QUIRl US AND TME s E E ~oc T 0 ON THIS SITE. I THE CE TER OF THE PR!SENT QU?RINA~ IAZZA OR QUARE A~E ROMAN STATUES OF C~STOR ....
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    P-AIR Magyarország Kft

    P-AIR Magyarország Kft Barcelona Belgrad Bruksela Budapeszt Bukareszt Cluj-Napoca Eindhoven Gdańsk Katowice Kraków Liverpool Londyn Madryt Mediolan Paryż Praga Rzym Sofia Targu Mures Warszawie Wenecja Wilno Informacje z transferu Usługa zamówiona przez Ciebie jest typu "shared shuttle"; tym samym autobusem przewozimy innych pasażerów, z innych adresów. Przewóz zostanie potwierdzony dopiero po podaniu przez pasażera adresu wsiadania/wysiadania. Usługa ta umożliwia wyłącznie przewóz pomiędzy lotniskiem Rzym Ciampino (CIA) a dowolnym miejscem w obrębie miasta Rzym. Na lotnisku Ciampino nasz kierowca oczekuje w głównego budynku Terminala. Zaraz po załatwieniu odprawy przylotowej przejdź niezwłocznie na punkt spotkania. W Rzymie kierowca będzie oczekiwać przed recepcją hotelu, w przypadku adresu prywatnego przed domem. Bądź gotowy do drogi na 15 minut przed wyznaczonym czasem odjazdu, w mieście kierowca może przyjechać po Ciebie 15 minut wcześniej lub później w stosunku do podanej poniżej godziny. Jeżeli zmieniasz termin podróży z Wizzair, prześlij nam nowe dane dotyczące podróży najpóźniej na dwa dni robocze przez dotychczasowym i nowym terminem, ponieważ zmiany nie dokonujemy automatycznie. Jeżeli zrezygnujesz z transferu, możesz to uczynić zgodnie z warunkami umowy przewozu, to znaczy musisz nawiązać z nami kontakt, na, co najmniej dwa dni robocze przed podróżą. Nie mamy możliwości zwrotu pieniędzy za transfer, jednakże w ciągu jednego roku możesz wykorzystać bilet na transfer lub przekazać go komuś innemu. Jeżeli lot został odwołany, zgłoś