Admire the skyline of Rome through a fresh perspective! These romantic gardens dominate the city. The fragrant orange trees make this spot a dream in Spring.
Meraviglioso per arredamento, persone, iniziative...ottimo anche per business meeting e per lavorare, wifi free con la tessera delle biblioteche di Roma
go there early in the morning to live a real street market in Rome. Go there in the evening to join an happy crowd having fun
Bar storico dell'alta società romana, luogo di ritrovo di broker e imprenditori. Costoso ma ne vale la pena. Splendida posizione centrale all'EUR.
One of the most beautiful square in Rome with beautiful hotels, cinemas, museums, and monuments of the ancient romans. Enjoy it!
La migliore pizzeria al taglio nei dintorni. Da provare la pizza con i chiodini e quella con le melanzane piccante.
We have an English documentary on the Ponte Milvio bridge to listen to while you are here Read more.
The Pons Aemilius is the oldest Roman stone bridge in Rome. Since 1598, when its eastern half was carried away in a flood, it remains only a single arch, lending its name Ponte rotto (broken bridge)
La vista su Roma è da mozzare il fiato e la passeggiata molto piacevole.
Sulla sommità della Colonna fu posta nel Cinquecento una statua di San Pietro, al posto di una perduta statua di Traiano.
The "Altar of Augustan Peace" is kept inside a bright white new piece of modern architecture by Richard Meier. Piazza Augusto Imperatore(+39 06) 6880 68 48 Read more.
In the same piazza as one of our favorite fountains - fontanta delle Tartarughe. Cushy, eclectic space with a piano. Great for a glass of prosecco.
Explore the area surrounding the Portico d'Ottavia, ancient Augustan monument which the Emperor had built to honor his sister Octavia, and which until the 19th hosted a curious fish market
The lovely and subtle turtle fountain has been recently restored and is a pleasure to behold. Historical note: the fountain was built in 1581, but the turtles were put in 77 years afterwards.
In the centre of the triumphal arch mosaic, Christ appears looking angry and holding the rod of iron with which he is to 'rule all nations' (Revelations 12:5).
Pulcino della Minerva - a statue of an elephant designed by Bernini (carried out by Ercole Ferrata in 1667), as a base for the Egyptian obelisk, the shortest of the eleven Egyptian obelisks in Rome.
Beautiful paper, leather and glass stuff, pens and much more - perfect gifts.
awesome place. food is delicious. a huge range of great italian products. but, yes, it is expensive.
I recommend going to on a walk around the south side of the Comune di Roma for a breathe-taking view of the Forum
The Palazzo Mattei di Giove is the most prominent among a group of Mattei houses that forms the insula Mattei, a block of buildings of many epochs
Impressive collection set in a beautiful palace - definitely visit this museum if you like oriental arts. No crowds ;) http://www.museorientale.beniculturali.it/
"Il giorno ideale per passeggiare qui è la domenica sostanzialmente perché dopo le undici minuto più, minuto meno, la strada viene chiusa al traffico e diventa una gradevole passeggiata pedonale."
In this dark little church you’ll find skull & crossbones motifs everywhere and two fantastic Caravaggio paintings tucked away in the back in the corner.
Very peaceful location far away from tourists itineraries and back to 700 BC. Welcome to Etruria .
Pay attention to the bronze door found in Piazza dei Cavalieri di Malta which hides a secret: the door's keyhole offers a unique view of the dome of the world’s most famous church. Read more.
Probably the best overlook on the Roman Forum and the Colosseum. Go there at sunset to feel how romantic Rome can be.
Try the Irish stew, it's simple but delicious! Hamburger also fine, fries average.
Example of Fascist architecture, it was constructed as part of the Esposizione Universale Roma, a large business center and suburban complex, initiated in 1935 for the planned 1942 world exhibition.
Il nome deriva da Torre Argentina che fu mozzata nell’800 e che oggi è quasi irriconoscibile. La torre che invece sorge nel Largo si chiama Torre del Papito, ed è d'epoca medievale. Read more.
The first church on this site was founded probably in the 3rd century, by Pope Urban I; it was devoted to the Roman martyr Cecilia. Tradition holds that it was built over the house of the saint.
If you’re determined to include the Vatican in your brief Roman holiday, pre-book your slot at the Vatican Museums (http://mv.vatican.va) online to avoid an even longer wait there.
Do not miss to climb the stairs to the dome and admire Rome from the higher point. Read more.
For centuries, piazza del Popolo was the first glimpse most travellers got of Rome, for it lies at the end of the ancient via Flaminia and directly inside the city's northern gate the Porta del Popolo
The apartment that was the setting for The Roman Spring of Mrs Stone (1961) is halfway up on the right. Bernardo Bertolucci's Besieged (1998) is also set in a house next to the steps.
Facing the Piazza Barberini in Rione Trevi, Palazzo Barberini houses the Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica
The Pantheon is the best-preserved ancient building in Rome. It was built (and possibly designed) by Hadrian in AD 119-128 as a temple to the 12 most important classical deities.
There is a natural spring for drinking just below the Palatino to your west, down the stairs if you're looking at the Palatino from above
Many believe that these holy stairs was the same stairs used by Jesus Christ during his trial to go to Pontius Pilate. Roman Catholic tradition suggests that this was brought back by St. Helena.
Rome: "Go down inside the museum excavation & along a corridor & you find yourself on a terrace overlooking the entire Forum." Also has an amazing bar & cafe on top. Click more info for more tips Read more.
Area Sacra di Largo Argentina, recommended by the Hotel Felice, is where Julius Caesar was assassinated in 44BC.
It’s about seasonal fruits (from persimmon and quince to mandarin orange) and nuts (pistachio, pignoli, roasted chestnut) at this gelateria in Prati.
"La sorchetta, delizia economica e squisita da assaggiare sghignazzando non solo per quel nome birichino ma perché finalmente ci si ritrova ammessi nella golosissima massoneria dei cornettari romani"
It's in this Roman Catholic church where you'll find Bernini's masterpiece (Ecstasy of Saint Teresa). Also, if you've read Dan Brown's Angels and Demons, this one of the places featured in the book.
The Supreme arquiteture of Borromini in this little church look for the sky and see the geometric perfection.
Thought to be the world's oldest shopping mall, the arcades in Trajan's Market are now believed by many to be administrative offices for Emperor Trajan.
"Do you know the meanings of Caravaggio "La conversione di San Matteo"? :)
In the back of this church you’ll find the formidable statue of Moses carved by Michelangelo as well as what are said to have been the chains (vincoli) that bound St. Peter.
If you happen to be in Trastevere with nothing much to do, you could take in this modest museum and be pleasantly surprised, especially if you have children along.
"Un panorama eterogeneo a tratti aspro e selvatico, le collinette improvvise, i ruscelletti e le rovine (nobili e non), una tappa ideale quando si è a caccia di scorci romantici della campagna romana"
Do not miss this! €5 to enter the lower levels which are very big and go down further than you would expect. The lowest level dating back to the 1st century AD. A hidden treasure, well worth the cost.
This beautiful Renaissance church in Rome was built inside former Baths of Diocletian, and was designed by Michelangelo. See the Museo Nazionale delle Terme and the breathtaking sanctuary.
Before visiting the art gallery, check out the Seville orange garden featuring a curious perspective illusion: stand in the right spot and colonnade appears 35m long while it's only 9m in reality!
One of the most well respected wine stores in Rome, with a little wine bar with creative dishes that change daily, including radicchio and chestnut quiche.
I suggest to eat here if you like jazz dinner and if you are interested in the after dinner concert. Close on monday opening hours 7pm-2am
"Floribunde, arbustive, tappezzanti, miniature, rampicanti. Che alla rosa si potessero aggiungere tanti aggettivi non sembrava proprio possibile."
Have a picnic. Check out the artificial lake with turtles, ducks and swans. Don't try it on Sundays if you are not ultrasocial.
The modern solo shows at the Zaha Hadid–designed National Museum of XXI Century Arts range from first-rate artists to architecture retrospectives of talents such as Carlo Scarpa.
Costruita nel V secolo sulla tomba di Santa Sabina, oltre che una delle chiese paleocristiane meglio conservate in assoluto,è sede della curia generalizia dell'Ordine dei Frati Predicatori.
This was once Rome's largest stadium (300.000 spectators) for horse and chariot races, athletic contests and wild animal fights. Great place for a picnic with family or friends on a sunny day!
When the city of Tokyo donated a group of Japanese "sakura" cherry trees to the council of Rome, they were planted here, to line the avenue which is now called the "Passeggiata del Giappone"
If you're nostalgic person and if you keep sending letter, writing diary; you should visit that store. There is rich variety of papers, letters, pens, stamps and etc.Prices are normal for originality.
Beautiful dark wood interior, marble tabletops and antique cash register. Pasta and buffet items served throughout the day.
This historical Baroque church is where Saint Agnes was martyred at the Stadium of Domitian. Make sure to see Bernini’s towering Fontana die Quattro Fiumi at the nearby Piazza Navona.
Rivers Fountain by Bernini (1651) signifying the four principal rivers (Nile-Africa, Ganges-Asia, Danube-Europe, Rio de la Plata-Americas)
"Si può procedere in due modi: farsi guidare da un manuale dettagliato.. o abbandonarsi al piacere di vagare, persi in un mare di ruderi e piante, acqua e fiori, cielo, terra e operato degli uomini"
Expect a wait. However, if you get lucky enough to interact with Tony himself, he may treat you to dessert/appetizers on the house.
It's hard to find a free chair in this small place, but when you find it you'll have a great time with a good tea, cakes and wonderfull books and paintings all around you. Lovely atmosphere
La caffetteria-bistrot (aperta tutti i giorni dalle 10.00 alle 20.00 e nel weekend dalle 10.00 alle 21.00) ha ingresso libero indipendentemente dalle mostre; ogni giorno brunch dalle 11.30 alle 15.00.
Also known as Rome Stock Exchange where in 1962 Michelangelo Antonioni shot many of the wildest stock trading scenes for L'eclisse - Eclipse - featuring Alan Delon and Monica Vitti. Read more.
Relax in style with a great book and enjoy a perfectly mixed cocktail at this lounge for fashion-addicts. The perfect combination of bookshelves and delicious drinks!
Awesome holy relics here plus a full size copy of the Shroud of Turin.
It's estimated that this place has existed for around 2,000 years. Considered as one of the most important Roman Catacombs, this is where you'll see deep tunnel complexes.
Formerly a place owned by the noble Torlonia family, this used to be rented by Mussolini and remains having beautiful gardens and villas until today. Tours are available.
Also known as the The Museurn of the Casina delle Civette, this is where you'll find unique Art Nouveau and neo-Medieval styles, as well as lots of amazing mosaics and stuccoes.
Blink and you could miss any mention of Napoleon's reign in Rome - from 1798 to 1814 - in standard accounts of the city.
There is a good art bookshop and a café and - best of all - a breathtaking view of Rome's skyline from the rear staircase as you leave.
One of American Academy in Rome director Christoper S. Celenza’s favorite sites in Rome: “The frescoes in the ancient Roman dining room are stunning and evocative and transport you back in time.”
Amazing place! 2000 years old, so much history here! The service is super friendly and helpful. Must go for all of those who like to discover places off the beaten path. Delicious and affordable!
A faithful recreation of Shakespeare's Globe Theatre. Try sitting in the first level of seats, it's cooler and has a better view than the top 2 floors.
A highly recommended place, wide range of books. Really friendly atmosphere.Though you're here anyway, since if you search for this kind of books, it's a rare chance to find a place like this
If you are here at midday, you'll hear a big shot! Daily at noon a cannon fires once from the Janiculum in the direction of the Tiber to signal the exact time. Read more.
I just adore this place! Heaven for sweets maniacs;)) don't except plastic cards! Be ready with cash
A must for everybody who loves paper / art supplies shops! They have everything :-)
È tutto vero!! Da qui si vede un bel panorama di Roma e per una illusione ottica la cupola di s. Pietro più ti allontani più sembra avvicinarsi!! Provare per credere!
Il Velabro è il simbolo della nascita di Roma. La leggenda narra che qui la lupa trovó la cesta con Romolo e Remo...
"Here lies one whose name was writ in water" is the epitaph on Keats's Tomb Stone. But there's a response to him, nearby on the cemetery wall: "If thy cherished name be 'writ in water'..." Find it!
One of the most ancient churches in the entire Rome, originally built in between 4th and 5th century AD.
Di gran lunga il miglior cappuccino della zona! Da provare insieme con maritozzi, veneziane, danesi...
renowned for its pizza bianca (plain pizza without any toppings) or it can be filled like a sandwich with meat, vegs, or cheese. sold by the weight.
The best ice cream in the world! No, I'm serious. And it's only 3 euros for the big portion! Don't forget to ask for complimentary chocolate inside your cone and whipped cream. :)
Everything is great in this place that is almost 80 years old. Try chocolate shake!
A tavern you can't expect from outside, beer & food, and amazing seafod, only upon request
Un posto incantevole dove trascorrere delle ore in solitudine assecondando la passione più bella del mondo, il volo
The prettiest cup of coffee. Served in a thin porcelain cup, make sure to ask for a splash of dark chocolate. Take home a bag of expertly roasted beans. Very good gelato and chocolate selection.
This open-air café near the top of the Spanish Steps is an oasis surrounded by creeper-curtained trellises, with a pond in the centre. The view is stunning, especially at sunset.
The ice-cool barmen and a VIP room almost as big as the club itself speak volumes: this is one of the clubs of choice of Rome's fashion-victims.
A rotating collection displayed over two floors recounts the evolution of the Eternal City from the Middle Ages to the early 20th century.
This Sicilian bakery tucked away in a shopping centre alley serves a great coffee and even better pastries. The cannoli are not to be missed.
Beautiful little shop with products made in one of Romes monasteries. Liquor, candy, some and some cosmetics, all authentic and lovely.
This house once belonged to a pair of baroque painters & brothers, Taddeo and Frederico Zuccari. In 1592, they decided to have their palazetto fitted out with gaping, monstrous mouths for doors and Read more.
best porchetta? definitely. Family business run now for more than 100 yeras, place with the real roman atmosphere and local people. No hard decisions of what to have - only porchetta is served here.
One of the more unusual places in Rome for lunch or dinner. Run by Ada with the help of a few other elderly women, it’s like eating at Grandma’s!
The sandwiches here are the best quality and value you will find in Rome. Everyone freshly made up to order, including the salad. Accompany it with a cold beer from the 100's on offer - Perfect
Build your own pizza/sandwich using their wonderful pizza bianca (white pizza) as a base then fill it in with their numerous toppings and spreads including cold meats and vegetables.
Classical music concerts here all Sumer long at 8:30pm, with the ruins as a backdrop. No need to book in advance.
Salmon and mackerel from the northern Baltic Sea, cod fish, dairy products from the best productions, with also a wide choice for vegetarians. Try salmon & burrata... then tell us! Also food store.
Sicilian fast food: arancino, fried rice ball stuffed with mozarella cheese, ragù with healthy pieces of meet, canollicchio with ricotta and capuccino. 4€ for all. Would you rather go to McDo? ;)
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!
A group of four Renaissance fountains at the intersection of Via dell Fontane and Vie del Quirinale. Also don't forget to visit the nearby Baroque church of Saint Charles at the Four Fountains.
The granite stone basins of the fountains are believed to come from the ancient Roman Baths of Caracalla.
Le Domus Romane IS wonderful! Just get the tickets before hand (online or by phone) to make sure you have your slot in this journey back in time.
