Awesome place. Buffet included in the drinks, and it's really good. The plaza outside quickly fills up with people from the bar.
Best-known as the greatest pizzeria in Rome! Food was wonderful! Try to get there early, it gets really crowded! Worth the queue! Be ready to share your table and meet other Baffetto lovers! Amazing!
Check out prices first, then make your purchase. Taste whenever possible, it helps choosing! Do not forget to walk across the mattatoio to the outside market!
These are Rome's largest catacombs. Buried in the 29km (18 miles) of tunnels were nine popes (venerated in a chapel known as il piccolo Vaticano), dozens of martyrs and thousands of Christians.
This tremendous theatrical space, centred on the gleaming marble composition of Bernini's Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers), is the hub of the centro storico.
Along with the Lateran palace, it was the site of the original papal headquarters until the move across the river to St Peter's and the Vatican in the 14th century.
Interesting examples of the Liberty and Art Déco styles that were in fashion at the time and most likely wonder who lives in the fairy tale houses – and start dreaming about living in one of them!
Here, on sunday morning, you can find furniture, new and vintage clothing, theatre costumes, food, flowers, bric-à-brac and knick-knacks, Russian caviar and cameras, CDs and all kinds of junk!!! En savoir plus .
the Palatine Hill was the location of the cave, known as the Lupercal, where Romulus and Remus were found by the she-wolf that kept them alive. En savoir plus .
Even the smallest icecream cone is huge! Very cheap too. Tiny place with long lines in the summer but the staff are very quick. Lots of other good icecream places nearby in Piazza Risorgimento though.
One of the best ice cream with very peculiar flavours that you can't find everywhere. Try the Zabaione allo Zibibbo! Spectacular!
The only place that dares to produce some of the more unusual flavors of Rome. Try the Kentucky-a mix of chocolate and tobacco, pear and gorgonzola, white chocolate and pine nuts. A risk worth taking.
TRAVEL FACT: The Giolitti is Rome's famous gelateria. Remember that light, pastel colors are signs of natural gelato.
Easy to visit. Not too crowded. In the winter, open everyday entrance until 15:30. Monday only until 12:00.
Crack a few jokes here, as Marcello Mastroianni did with Audrey Hepburn in "Roman Holiday". But be warned! Tell the truth or be bitten!
Walk through the garden looking for the magic door: carved in the marble there is the alchemical recipe to turn lead into gold!!! En savoir plus .
Al Parco Caffarella entrata Largo Tacchi Venturi c'è un bel PlayGround Bimbi con giochi di legno massiccio (altalene, scivoli, etc) e sabbia a terra. Una vera manna per attività open air :))
Billed as Rome's oldest restaurant, the exceptional antipasti platters (especially the saltimbocca: veal, sage and prosciutto) and Monte Bianco are evidence of its status as Eternal City legend.
For real Roman cooking and the company of other Romans, this is a perfect destination. Standouts include artichoke pasta and polpette di bollito, breaded and fried meatballs of beef and chicken.
4 euros for a plate of pasta and a glass of wine in the heart of the fashionable district around the Spanish Steps. En savoir plus .
Roman deli only 10 minutes from the Vatican. Perfect for lunch or snack and a glass of wine. A lot of traditional Roman dishes and specialty meats. Close to a tapas bar but 100% Roman. Inexpensive En savoir plus .
This hole-in-the-wall pizza joint features some amazing and fresh seasonal concoctions. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Since its opening, Romans have been buzzing about their amazing array of panini. Standouts include the poached egg and white truffle on a corn-flour roll, and roasted octopus on organic wheat bread
Off the beaten path little place near the Colosseo. Great food, nice ambiance, but it fills up quick! The bruschetta with bacon, sundries tomatoes, oil & vinegar is a must have.
The Bavarese is essentially 2 thin wisps of pastry with a slab of sweetened whipped cream in the middle.
One of the more simple, beautiful and understated piazzas in Rome, home of Hadrian’s Temple and now this stylish cafe.
Cioccolato, cioccolato e ancora cioccolato!Per l'ora del the è imbattibile!
