Casa Cavour Roma is a holiday apartment in Rome’s Prati neighbourhood, at Via Marianna Dionigi 29. It is an ideal base for exploring Castel Sant’Angelo, the Vatican and the historic centre’s squares on foot.

Highlights

A central location: on Via Marianna Dionigi, close to Piazza Cavour, between Prati and Rome’s historic centre.

Explore Rome on foot: walk towards Castel Sant’Angelo, Piazza Navona, the Spanish Steps and the Vatican.

Everything nearby: restaurants, cafés, shops, supermarkets and pharmacies, with bus stops and taxis close by.

The 60 m² apartment sleeps up to four guests and includes a double bedroom, a living room with a double sofa bed, a kitchen and a bathroom. The sofa bed measures 190 × 140 cm and has a 20 cm thick mattress: the living room is a comfortable daytime space that can become a second sleeping area.

There is a small desk and chair for working, air conditioning, heating, a washing machine, an iron and a well-equipped kitchen. A foldable cot is available on request; cot sheets are not provided.

Discover Rome on foot

Step outside and start exploring. Across the Tiber you will find some of Rome’s most beautiful squares, lanes, fountains and views. Many central sights are a short walk away, with no need for public transport.

Browse the apartment photos, check available dates or contact us to plan your stay.

Three walking tours from Piazza Cavour

Choose a self-guided route. Durations refer to walking the whole itinerary at a relaxed pace; visits, photos and stops can turn it into a half-day or a full day out.

1 · The Tiber and the Vatican

Piazza Cavour → Castel Sant’Angelo → Ponte Sant’Angelo → Borgo → St Peter’s Square. Allow around 45–60 minutes for walking, or half a day with sightseeing stops. The bridge is one of the loveliest places for photographs.

Plan the Vatican Museums as a separate visit: their entrance is different from the Basilica’s. Official visits and tickets · Discover Ponte Sant’Angelo.

2 · Squares, lanes and fountains

Piazza Cavour → Ponte Umberto I → Piazza Navona → Pantheon → Trevi Fountain → Spanish Steps. A walking tour of around 75–100 minutes through some of Rome’s most beautiful squares, lanes and fountains. Add museums, churches and lunch for a wonderful day in the historic centre. For a shorter walk, return after the Pantheon.

Turismo Roma’s historic centre guide.

3 · Piazza del Popolo and green spaces

Piazza Cavour → Ponte Cavour → Via di Ripetta → Piazza del Popolo → Pincio Terrace → Villa Borghese. Allow around 60–90 minutes of walking, including the climb to the Pincio. Enjoy a break in the gardens and panoramic views over the city.

Pincio access and visitor information. If using a pushchair or travelling with reduced mobility, check a suitable route: Rome has cobblestones, slopes and stairs.

Getting to Casa Cavour

Address: Via Marianna Dionigi 29, Rome — Piazza Cavour. Find airport transfers, station connections and practical arrival information below.

Fiumicino · SIT Bus Shuttle

The Vatican stop is convenient for Piazza Cavour. Services arriving from Fiumicino stop at Via Crescenzio 19; departures towards Fiumicino are at Via Crescenzio 2. Indicative fare: €7 per person one way, €13 return. Check the stop on your ticket and allow extra time for traffic.

Fiumicino → Rome: timetable and tickets · Rome → Fiumicino: timetable and tickets.

Fiumicino · Train

Leonardo express: €14 per person one way, around 32 minutes non-stop to Roma Termini. Continue from Termini by Metro A to Lepanto or by taxi. There is no luggage surcharge; one child aged 4 to under 12 travels free with each paying adult.

Leonardo express: information and tickets.

Fiumicino · FL1 regional train

€8 per person one way to Rome’s urban stations, including Trastevere, Ostiense and Tiburtina. This train does not serve Termini: you will need another connection to reach Casa Cavour. City transport tickets are separate.

Airport rail connections.

Ciampino

SIT Bus: approximately €6 per person one way, €11 return. Take the shuttle to Termini, then Metro A to Lepanto. Check the operator’s timetable for your travel day; do not assume every service continues to the Vatican.

Ciampino → Rome shuttle.

Metro, buses, Termini and taxis

Metro A · Lepanto

Lepanto is the Metro A station for this part of Prati. For Termini, travel towards Anagnina; from Termini to Lepanto, travel towards Battistini. Metro A is also useful for Spagna and Barberini. BIT ticket: €1.50, valid for 100 minutes, including one metro journey.

Buses to the stations

Termini: route 70 from the Cicerone/Cavour area; at night, n70. Tiburtina: route 492, which passes through Piazza Cavour. Routes 87 and 49 are useful for other journeys: route 87 serves the centre and the south-east of the city; route 49 serves the Vatican area. They are not direct connections to Termini. BIT: €1.50; stops, directions and routes can change due to works or diversions.

Plan your journey with ATAC. Please note: the “Cavour” station on Metro B is in a different part of Rome, not at Piazza Cavour.

Taxis near the apartment

The nearby taxi rank is in Piazza Cavour, opposite the Palace of Justice. Call 060609 or use Rome’s Chiama Taxi service. Official taxis are white, marked TAXI, and display a licence number.

Taxi information and official fares. Fiumicino ↔ central Rome: €55 per vehicle for Roma Capitale taxis within the official Aurelian Walls fare area, which includes Piazza Cavour. Ciampino ↔ central Rome: €40 per vehicle. On direct fixed-fare airport journeys, luggage, night and holiday charges and tolls are included; a €5 supplement applies for each passenger from the fifth onwards. Detours, stops and waiting beyond the permitted limits can change the fare: confirm the address and price before setting off.

For ordinary metered journeys: the first bag is free, with €1 for each additional bag larger than 35 × 25 × 50 cm. Starting fare: €3.50 on weekdays 06:00–22:00, €5 on Saturdays and public holidays, and €7.50 at night 22:00–06:00. Do not add these amounts to a fixed-fare airport journey.

Roma Capitale’s official taxi tariff.

Where to leave your luggage

For early arrivals or late departures, you can book an independent luggage storage service around Piazza Cavour, Prati or Castel Sant’Angelo. Radical Storage lists locations in these areas; the Piazza Cavour 11 location appears under “near Castel Sant’Angelo”.

Storage near Piazza Cavour / Castel Sant’Angelo · Other storage locations in Prati.

Book online and check the confirmed address, collection hours and availability before going. These services are independent of the apartment; luggage storage at the apartment must be agreed with your host.

For special requests, a cot, arrival arrangements or luggage, contact us before your stay.

Information and indicative fares checked on 7 October 2026. Timetables, stops and availability may change; use the linked operators for current details.