Guidebook for Rome
Food Scene
one of the best pizza's in Rome. Also good pasta dishes, appetizers, etc. Go early or stop by to make reservations... always packed!
72 locals recommend
La Gatta Mangiona
30-32 Via Federico Ozanamone of the best pizza's in Rome. Also good pasta dishes, appetizers, etc. Go early or stop by to make reservations... always packed!
of course, you don't come to Rome looking to eat anything but Italian food BUT in case you have a craving this is the most authentic Thai food you will find in the city.
12 locals recommend
Ristorante Thailandese Malese Thai Inn Roma
5 Via Britanniaof course, you don't come to Rome looking to eat anything but Italian food BUT in case you have a craving this is the most authentic Thai food you will find in the city.
10 minute walk from the apartment and you can enjoy breakfast, brunch or a caffe', fresh air within a beautiful green landscape. A nice retreat after a busy day of traffic and tour lines!
83 locals recommend
Vivi - Villa Doria Pamphili
102 Via Vitellia10 minute walk from the apartment and you can enjoy breakfast, brunch or a caffe', fresh air within a beautiful green landscape. A nice retreat after a busy day of traffic and tour lines!
great, great wine bar. a bit pricy but worth it for a special dinner.
14 locals recommend
Osteria Pistoia
135 Via Portuensegreat, great wine bar. a bit pricy but worth it for a special dinner.
great cappuccino's, freshly squeezed juices, and cornetti (croissants) for breakfast; busy at happy hour for aperitivo- great outdoor space you can lounge with no extra costs or hurry.
43 locals recommend
Bar Gianicolo
5 Piazzale Aureliogreat cappuccino's, freshly squeezed juices, and cornetti (croissants) for breakfast; busy at happy hour for aperitivo- great outdoor space you can lounge with no extra costs or hurry.
Sightseeing
Typical neighborhood market with seasonal fruits and vegetables, fish, and meat, and other Italian treats and specialities. Definitely worth a stop before taking the tram across the street.
37 locals recommend
Piazza San Giovanni di Dio
Piazza San Giovanni di DioTypical neighborhood market with seasonal fruits and vegetables, fish, and meat, and other Italian treats and specialities. Definitely worth a stop before taking the tram across the street.
The church of San Pancrazio is a Roman Catholic ancient basilica founded by Pope Symmachus in the 6th century.Below the church there are huge catacombs,Entrance is next to small Museo di S. Pancrazio
27 locals recommend
P.za S. Pancrazio station
The church of San Pancrazio is a Roman Catholic ancient basilica founded by Pope Symmachus in the 6th century.Below the church there are huge catacombs,Entrance is next to small Museo di S. Pancrazio