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Libreria Caffè Bohemien in Rome's Monti quarter
Art books, vintage lamps and velvet armchairs create a quirky and retro atmosphere at Libreria Caffè Bohemien.
This boho-chic venue stocks a large range of drinks, including wines, craft beer and c...
Monti neighbourhood
Drinks in Monti neighbourhood
Baths of Caracalla were among the largest thermal baths in ancient Rome.
The Baths of Caracalla, a sprawling complex of Roman public baths or thermae, were likely built between 212 and 216 AD, during...
Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Museums in Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Mouth of Truth: Rome's ancient lie detector
Mouth of Truth remains hugely popular with visitors to Rome.
Rome's Bocca della Verità, or Mouth of Truth, is an ancient marble mask which according to the popular mediaeval legend will bite the hand...
Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Curiosities in Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Looking for a friendly neighborhood bar in the Eternal City?
The Barrel Bar & Grill has you covered. We’re a low key joint where you can enjoy an ice-cold beer, try our fresh cocktails, or grab...
Monti neighbourhood
Drinks in Monti neighbourhood
Capitoline Museums in Rome: world's oldest museum
Guide to visiting Rome's Capitoline Museums.
Located on the summit of the Capitol Hill near the Roman Forum in the centre of Rome, the Capitoline Museums are the oldest public museums in the world....
Historic centre area
Museums in Historic centre area
Mizzica: a taste of Sicily in Rome
Sicilian cuisine, from arancini to cannoli, near Piazza Bologna in Rome.
Mizzica, near Villa Torlonia in Rome's Nomentana district, is a temple to Sicilian culinary delicacies, using ingredients ship...
Bologna and Nomentana area
Food in Bologna and Nomentana area
Palazzo Massimo: world-class museum in Rome
Palazzo Massimo alle Terme hosts ancient Roman and Greek treasures.
Palazzo Massimo alle Terme, one of Rome's four national museums, houses one of the world's finest collections of archaeological and...
Esquilino neighbourhood
Museums in Esquilino neighbourhood
Best gelato in Rome: top 10 gelaterie
A gelato guide to ten of the best gelaterie and ice cream parlours in Rome.
Gelateria del Teatro
Located on Via dei Coronari, a stone’s throw from the bustling Piazza Navona, Gelateria del Teatro...
How to visit Palazzo Farnese in Rome
Over the centuries Rome's Farnese Palace has hosted kings and popes.
Palazzo Farnese, a Renaissance jewel in central Rome as well as home to the French embassy to Italy, can be visited by the public...
Campo de' Fiori neighbourhood
Museums in Campo de' Fiori neighbourhood
Rome's opera house: Teatro dell'Opera di Roma
Rome's opera house first opened on the capital's Viminal hill on 1 November 1880 as the Teatro Costanzi, founded by entrepreneur Domenico Costanzi and designed by Milanese architect Achille Sfondrini....
Esquilino neighbourhood
Theatres in Esquilino neighbourhood
Antico Caffè Greco: Rome's oldest coffee bar
Caffè Greco has been serving customers in Rome for over 250 years.
Antico Caffè Greco, the historic bar on Via dei Condotti near the Spanish Steps, first opened for business in 1760.
Founded by Ni...
Historic centre area
Food in Historic centre area
Casa Manfredi: sweet treats in Rome's Aventino
French-style pastries and freshly-made tartlets on Viale Aventino.
Casa Manfredi has established a reputation for its high-quality pastries since the Antonelli family opened the premises on Viale Ave...
Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Food in Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Nutria: Rome's giant river rodent
Ever noticed the large rodents swimming across Rome's river Tiber?
Don't be alarmed - they are not giant rats. Neither are they beavers (hunted to extinction in Italy in around 1900) or otters (extin...
Tram Tram trattoria in Rome's S. Lorenzo quarter
Step back in time with family recipes in a 1940s-style Roman trattoria.
Tram Tram is an old-fashioned trattoria serving tasty, traditional Roman cuisine alongside Pugliese fish dishes in the heart of...
San Lorenzo district
Restaurants in San Lorenzo district
Said: Rome's chocolate factory in S. Lorenzo
Said Antica Fabbrica del Cioccolato: serving hand-made chocolate treats in Rome.
The Said chocolate factory and restaurant, located in the S. Lorenzo quarter of Rome, has been producing its own choco...
San Lorenzo district
Food in San Lorenzo district
Poggi: serving Rome artists since 1825
The historic Roman art shop Ditta G. Poggi has sold art supplies in Rome for almost two centuries.
Founded in 1825, Poggi Belle Arti has three outlets in Rome: Via del Gesù near the Pantheon, Via Car...
Historic centre area
Curiosities in Historic centre area
Coffee at Caffè S. Eustachio in Rome
Caffè S. Eustachio has been serving signature coffee in Rome since 1938.
This bustling cafe in Piazza S. Eustachio, near Rome's Pantheon, is famed for its coffee.
In fact its reputation for servin...
Historic centre area
Food in Historic centre area
Babingtons Tea Room: Victorian traditions in Rome
Historic English tea rooms at Rome's Spanish Steps.
Babingtons, the traditional English tea shop and restaurant at the foot of the Spanish Steps, was established by two English women, Isabel Cargill...
Historic centre area
Food in Historic centre area
Unexpected Rome: view through Aventine keyhole
A 'keyhole' on Rome's Aventine hill contains a glorious surprise.
On the summit of Rome's Aventine hill, near the Giardino degli Aranci or Orange Garden, lies the Church of S. Maria del Priorato....
Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Curiosities in Aventino and San Saba neighbourhood
Rome's Pyramid of Cestius and how to visit
Rome's Piramide Cestia can be visited on four mornings a month.
Rome’s only surviving ancient Egyptian-style pyramid is located directly oppostite the Piramide train station, beside the city's Non-Ca...
Testaccio district
Curiosities in Testaccio district
