Rome Bed and Breakfast Inns

	BB Opera Street (Rome, Italy) The B&B Opera Street can offer to you Double, 3-beds, 4-beds, 5-beds Rooms, all provided with private bath. See details about prices on Overview, 3rd paragraph. Enjoy Rome at cheap prices with B&B Opera Street!The B&B Opera Street is located in the full centre of Rome, just 5 minutes... [more]
	BB Spaziomax (Rome, Italy) Bed and breakfast - Assistance 24h.- Quality - Acceptance all credit card - Satisfyed or Repayble 100% - NOTE : If you accept of coming in the our B&B is obligatory,when you arrive in the city.Call us, our number.Because we will come to pick you upEsclusive B&B of Rome offert: Quality... [more]
	BBtropical (Rome, Italy) elegance&comfortBBTROPICAL situated near the termini central station,composed 5 rooms (capacity for 14persons)1 room with private bath and 4 room with 2 shared bathroom.every room with tv.clean,spacios and comfortable beds. Our b&b is very easy to find and you can move easily to visit rome... [more]
	Bed And Breakfast A Casa Di Lia (Rome, Italy) B&B A Casa di Lia is in a central perfect location for sightseeing Rome: only minutes by public transport from the beginning of downtown at Piazza del Popolo, via del Corso, the Spanish Steps and the Trevi Fountain, in a quiet area by the river Tiber.Bed and Breakfast A Casa di Lia - Home in... [more]
	Bed And Breakfast Ai Tre Pini (Rome, Italy) A quiet haven set in green and pleasant surroundings,located between central Rome and the beaches oa Ostia.A home away from home where you will experience tru italian hospitality.Four double bedrooms (single occupancy is also possible) all of them with private bathroom,all rooms are pleasantly... [more]
	Bed and Breakfast Colosseum (Rome, Italy) Charming Bed and Breakfast next to Colosseo and imperial Forum.Colosseum Bed and Breakfast is in the historical center off Rome; the Colosseum is near, just round the corner. We're only a five minute's walk from metro, bus, taxi station.Reachable by foot S. Peter's, Vatican Museums, Navona... [more]
	Bed and Breakfast Emanuela (Rome, Italy) Between Colosseo - Termini railway station - San Giovanni in Laterano CathedralThe "Emanuela B&B" is located within the old city walls of the Eternal City, Rome, in the perfect strategic position for visiting the city, between San Giovanni in Laterano Cathedral, Santa Maria Maggiore... [more]
	Bed and Breakfast Il Fontanile (Rome, Italy) bed and breakfast in Rome 15 mn to Vatican cityThe apartment is situated in a quiet street of the Aurelio district, 10 mn to Vatican City, and near the large park ?Villa Pamphili?. The room, attractively furnished, has a view over a large wooded area, so you will awake to birdsong and go to... [more]
	Bed And Breakfast Maggiore (Rome, Italy) B&B located in the heart of Rome in the vicinities of greater monuments like the Colosseo Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain, Spanish stairs etc. all the rooms have private bathroom, A/C Tv,Bed and Breakfast Maggiore is situated on the first floor of a building which dates back to the 1800s. Just... [more]
	Bed and Breakfast Notti Romane (Rome, Italy) The B&B is located in Infernetto, elegant residential district of Rome with a strategic position: 5 min. away from the beach, 5 min. from the archeological site of Ostia Antica, 15 min. from the Fiumicino International Airport and 30 from the city cenThe villa borders the green of the Tenuta... [more]

Travel Bytes

Roma: the name inverts neatly to form 'amor'. And thats it - people tend either to love or to hate the place and Rome can reward you as no other city can. Rome, the eternal city which exerts the most compelling fascination, has to be visited by the Italy traveler. 29 million pilgrims and tourists went to Rome in the year 2000 alone.

Few cities have such a long and turbulent history as has Rome. No other city has been the focal point of the world for such a long period. The mistress of the Roman Empire, lavished with architectural jewelry by her emperors, but also often seiged raided and destroyed. Also fires and earthquakes left their scars, but each time the eternal city recovered from her injuries.

Romes history is tightly connected to the history of Europe. Not just the Roman emperors, but also medieval emperors and kings like Charlemagne or Otto I saw Rome as the true seat of power. They challenged the new rulers, the popes for the supreme power. It was the dispute about who was the true representative of God. Both emperor and pope claimed to be true inheritors of the Roman Empire.

It is said that one life is not enough to get to know Rome. Maybe youll need about nine, as much as the countless stray cats that also populate the city, but a week will do for a first introduction. At each corner of each street theres a story to tell. Thousands of stories together tell the history of a three thousand year old city. Two weeks may be enough for a hasty tour through most everything; a month would be better. Fortunately, Rome (pop. 2.900.000) is compact enough to skim the best in three (full) days, and if you have more time we guarantee you will find delightful and fulfilling ways to use it.

Highlights in Rome include the Trevi fountain (remember Anita Ekberg in the classic scene in La Dolce Vita) and the Spanish Steps, the Roman heritage sights such as the Pantheon, the Colloseum and the Forum Romanum, at least some of the world famous churches such as Il Gesu, S. Giovanni in Laterano or Sta. Maria Maggiore. Make sure not to miss a stroll through the Vatican City with the incredibly huge St. Peter's Cathedral and the unrivalled Vatican Museum.