Ideas, itineraries and practical information to make the most of your stay at B&B Beni Benius Roma: from the monuments of the city centre to the hidden gems of North Rome, all the way to useful services for those arriving by car.
Here we collect the questions our guests ask us most often and the answers we give in person: how to get around from our area, where to park and how the ZTL works, what to see in a few days, what to eat and where, day trips around north Rome and tips for travelling with children. Practical information written by people who live and work here, to help you plan your stay before you leave home.
Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi Fountain and Trastevere: the guide to the monuments not to miss and why it pays to stay at our B&B.
By car with free parking, by public transport or from the airports: all the options to get to the city centre comfortably.
Veio Park, Isola Farnese, La Storta and the Insugherata: nature and relaxation a few minutes from the B&B, ideal for families.
Pharmacies, supermarkets, public transport, taxis and 24/7 roadside assistance for those arriving by car: everything you need during your stay.
Online tickets, days to avoid, dress code, Sistine Chapel, Dome climb and how to get to the Vatican from north Rome by FL3 train or Metro A.
A 3 day Rome itinerary: Colosseum, Vatican, Trevi and Trastevere day by day, with FL3 train tips from North Rome, tickets and rainy-day options.
The Roman dishes you have to try, how to recognise a genuine trattoria and the neighbourhoods where you can eat well without falling into tourist traps.
How the Rome ZTL camera gates work, what the coloured parking lines mean and where to leave your car: practical tips for drivers staying at a B&B with free parking.
Lake Bracciano, the Etruscan tombs of Cerveteri, Calcata, Sutri and Tivoli: the best day trips from Rome, starting from the north side without crossing the city.
Colosseum, Bioparco, Explora and gelato: things to do in Rome with children, how to get around with a stroller and where a family can stay in north Rome.