Rome

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• Designed by Michelangelo, a beautifully proportioned square atop Capitoline Hill • Home to the Capitoline Museums and a statue of Marcus Aurelius • Offers panoramic views of the Roman Forum

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• One of Rome's most beautiful churches, located behind the Monumento a Vittorio Emanuele II • Features a grand marble staircase and a stunning gilded ceiling • Look for Pinturicchio's frescoes in the Bufalini Chapel

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• Hotel offering an exclusive, less crowded view of the Trevi Fountain • Views from the 3rd floor are accessible for a €25 fee • Breakfast is included with the paid entry (as of October 2026)

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• Traditional Roman restaurant with outdoor seating • Enjoy a classic Italian dinner experience

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• Offers good sandwiches • Sandwiches cost 10€

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• Serves pizza, rated 8/10 • Pizzas cost 18€ each

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• Highly rated for its pasta, described as the best • Pasta dishes cost 7€ each

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• Offers excellent tiramisu • Tiramisu costs 6€

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• Specializes in Japanese soufflé pancakes • Offers breakfast for €9.90 per person • Great for a sweet treat or dessert

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• Breakfast with avocado toast and coffee for €8-€1.60 per person • Offers bagels and other breakfast items • Casual and relaxed atmosphere

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Explore the independent city-state known for its profound religious and historical significance. A visit here offers a unique glimpse into spiritual leadership and stunning art. • Smallest independent state in the world, home to the Pope • Visit St. Peter's Basilica and the Vatican Museums

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• Hotel with excellent reviews • Offers economy twin rooms

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• Hotel with very good reviews • Offers breakfast included

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• Hotel with very good reviews • Offers breakfast included

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• Hotel with good reviews • Offers room only or breakfast included options

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• Hotel with excellent reviews • Offers double or twin run of house rooms

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• Hotel with excellent reviews • Offers double or twin standard rooms

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• Camping and bungalow resort • Excellent reviews

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• Fun legendary photo stop at Santa Maria in Cosmedin • Small church donation • Open 9:30–17:50

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• One of Rome's oldest churches, famous for mosaics • Free admission • Open 7:30–21:00

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• Ancient chariot-racing arena with a vast open promenade • Free admission, open all day

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• Grand square beside the Vittoriano monument • Free admission, open all day

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• Monumental piazza and a great gateway to the historic center • Free admission, open all day

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• Historic fortress museum overlooking the Tiber • Ticket from €16 • Open 9:00–19:30

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• Serving traditional Roman and Neapolitan dishes since 1924 • Try the Grilled Octopus • Don't miss the Tiramisu, prepared tableside

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• Historic establishment dating back to 1726 with unique character • A great choice if you enjoy lasagna

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• Great Roman food and fabulous cocktails • Loved for its beautiful interiors and vibrant atmosphere • Try the Pasta alla Gricia

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• Offers creative modern Italian dishes • Provides a special dining experience different from traditional trattorias • Try the seasonal tasting menu

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• A historic Roman restaurant opened in 1916 • Serves traditional food in the heart of Rome • Try the Spaghetti alle Vongole and Carciofi alla Giudia

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• Known for its pasta, especially the Spaghettoni all’Amatriciana

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• Recognized by Gambero Rosso for its Carbonara • Features moody interiors • Don't miss the Rigatoni alla Carbonara

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• Features cheeses, cured meats, and an excellent wine selection • Try the Cacio e Pepe

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• Family-run restaurant serving traditional Roman food since 1961 • Located just steps from the Pantheon • Order the Saltimbocca alla Romana

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• Discover iconic landmarks and vibrant piazzas • Home to the Pantheon and Trevi Fountain

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• Characterized by elegant avenues and proximity to the Vatican City • Enjoy sophisticated shopping and dining experiences

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• Known for vibrant street art and trendy hotspots • Explore unique cafes, bars, and repurposed industrial spaces

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• Popular trattoria offering traditional Roman dishes • Known for its pasta and lively atmosphere • Expect a queue during peak hours • Restaurant offering traditional Roman cuisine

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• Historic site showcasing the opulence of ancient Rome • Features impressive frescoes and architectural remains ✓ Check opening days and book tours, as access is often guided • Historical site showcasing impressive frescoes and architectural remains

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• Contemporary pizzeria with a focus on innovative recipes • Uses high-quality, seasonal ingredients for unique pizzas • Offers a modern dining experience with creative flavor combinations • A great choice for those looking for something beyond traditional pizza

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• Authentic Neapolitan pizzeria in Rome • Known for its soft, chewy crusts and fresh toppings • Offers a true taste of Naples in the heart of Rome • Enjoy classic pizzas like Margherita and Marinara

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• Modern Roman pizzeria known for its innovative toppings • Focuses on high-quality dough and fresh ingredients • Offers a creative twist on traditional Roman pizza • A great spot for a contemporary pizza experience

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• Pizzeria known for its artisanal approach to pizza • Focuses on natural leavening and quality flours • Offers a range of traditional and gourmet pizzas • Enjoy a well-crafted pizza with attention to detail

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• Cozy restaurant known for pizza and Roman cuisine • Located on a charming street near Piazza Navona • Offers a relaxed and authentic dining experience • Great for enjoying traditional Italian dishes beyond just pizza

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• Pizzeria located in the lively Trastevere district • Focuses on high-quality ingredients and traditional techniques • Enjoy a vibrant atmosphere perfect for evening dining • Explore the charming streets of Trastevere before or after your meal

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• Historic Trastevere pizzeria, a Roman institution • Famous for its classic Roman pizzas and lively atmosphere • Popular with locals and tourists alike for its authentic vibe ✓ Expect queues, especially on weekends and evenings

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• Pizza al taglio stand in the Testaccio Market • Famous for its creative and seasonal pizza toppings • Perfect for a casual lunch or snack while exploring the market • Try different slices to sample a variety of unique flavors

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• Traditional Roman pizzeria in the Monti neighborhood • Known for classic Roman-style pizzas with thin, crispy crusts • Offers a cozy, authentic atmosphere popular with locals • Try the margherita or capricciosa for a true taste of Rome

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• Stylish pizzeria offering Neapolitan-style pizzas • Known for its gourmet ingredients and artisanal approach • A good choice for those seeking a modern pizza experience • Offers a sophisticated ambiance for dining

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• Restaurant offering Italian cuisine including pizza • Located on the famous Via Vittorio Veneto • Provides a comfortable dining experience in a prominent area • Good for a meal after exploring the nearby attractions

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• Upscale pizzeria known for high-quality ingredients • Offers gourmet Roman-style pizzas with a refined touch • Features a modern, elegant ambiance suitable for a nice dinner • Try their pizzas made with organic and locally sourced products

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• Historic pizzeria near the Trevi Fountain • Offers classic Roman pizzas in a traditional setting • Convenient stop for lunch or dinner while sightseeing • Expect a lively atmosphere due to its popular location • Praised for its pizzas, rated 10/10 • Pizzas cost 17€ each

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• Historic Roman restaurant loved by Hollywood stars • Enjoy authentic Roman cuisine in an intimate setting • Check out the walls adorned with celebrity photos • Located in the heart of Trastevere

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• Statue of Saint Catherine of Siena with views of St. Peter's Basilica • Part of a series of statues along the Via della Conciliazione

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• Browse for one-of-a-kind vintage fashion items. • This shop is on Via del Governo Vecchio.

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• Discover vintage clothing and unique secondhand finds. • This shop is located on Via del Governo Vecchio.

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• Stop here for popular gelato in the neighborhood. • It's ideal for a shopping break on Via del Governo Vecchio.

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• Find independent fashion with carefully selected pieces here. • The shop is located on Via del Governo Vecchio.

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• This historic piazza is a landmark near Via del Governo Vecchio. • A vibrant spot to visit before or after shopping. • Admire its famous fountains and baroque architecture.

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• Explore this street for independent shops and vintage finds. • It is located just behind Piazza Navona. • Avoid the big chain stores for unique Italian fashion. • A perfect place to browse after visiting Piazza Navona.

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• Historic square in Rome, known for its daily market • Lively atmosphere with outdoor cafés and restaurants • Popular spot for both locals and tourists • Famous for its daily market, aperitivo scene, and lively nightlife • Enjoy an evening drink in the bustling piazza • Lively market square with cafés and local flavor • Best explored in the morning • Free admission • Lively square known for its daily market • Buy fresh produce, flowers, and local goods

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• Historic Italian bakery specializing in Roman-style pizza al taglio • Try the potato and rosemary pizza, a unique and highly recommended option • Also offers sweet pastries, freshly baked bread, and other Italian specialties • Located near Campo de' Fiori and the Pantheon • Historic bakery and pizzeria famous for its pizza al taglio • Offers a wide selection of freshly baked bread and pastries • Try the pizza bianca or pizza rossa for a simple, delicious treat • Perfect for a quick and authentic Roman snack

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• Cozy trattoria for a relaxed Italian meal in Trastevere • Serves traditional Italian and Roman dishes ✓ Check the menu and availability before visiting, especially for dinner

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• Spot for traditional Roman cooking and a relaxed meal • Try Roman-style artichokes when in season • Good option for exploring the local food scene

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• Popular Trastevere restaurant for hearty Roman pasta and classic dishes • Try cacio e pepe, carbonara, or amatriciana ✓ Arrive early or expect a wait due to popularity

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• Famous trattoria known for traditional Roman flavors and old-school charm • Try cacio e pepe, amatriciana, and seasonal Roman specialties ✓ Plan ahead and expect a queue, especially at peak times • Cozy Italian restaurant known for its traditional dishes • Experience an authentic Roman culinary atmosphere • Cozy Italian restaurant known for its traditional dishes and warm atmosphere

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• A charming bakery near the Trevi Fountain. • Known for fresh pastries, pizza, and sandwiches. • Also offers maritozzi. • Offers breakfast options starting from €3-€4.5 • Known for croissants and coffee • Conveniently located near the Trevi Fountain

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• Iconic Roman dessert bar known as the “King of Tiramisù”. • Savor rich, decadent tiramisu in various flavors. • The classic tiramisu is a must-try.

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• Traditional pastry shop loved for its maritozzi. • Serves classic Roman desserts. • Try the maritozzi with extra cream.

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• Offers hearty Roman-style sandwiches. • Made fresh with quality local ingredients. • The cured meats are exceptional.

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• Famous for its creamy tiramisu. • Available in two sizes and various flavors. • The pistachio tiramisu is particularly divine. • Best tiramisu, available in two sizes • Tiramisu costs 4€

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• A vibrant market full of local vendors. • Find fresh produce and fantastic street food. • Come hungry and ready to sample everything. • Experience local life at its vibrant food market • Sample traditional Roman street food and fresh produce

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• Offers freshly made Roman pasta dishes at great prices. • Serves simple and fast meals. • Their Cacio e Pepe is a must-try.

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• Historic bakery offering irresistible pizza bianca. • Also serves rustic baked goods. • Perfect for a quick snack while exploring.

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• A cozy deli serving delicious panini. • Offers cheese boards and local cured meats. • The porchetta panino is a crowd-pleaser.

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• One of Rome’s most iconic gelaterias since 1900. • Known for its creamy, authentic Italian gelato. • Pair your gelato with whipped cream.

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• A must-visit for classic Roman street food. • Serves crispy, flavorful supplì (fried rice balls). • Don't miss the classic ragù supplì.

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• A street food gem offering triangular bread pockets. • Pockets are filled with traditional Roman dishes. • Try the oxtail stew filling. • Perfect for a casual and delicious meal on the go • Try their signature trapizzino, a pizza dough pocket with Roman fillings • Ideal for a quick lunch, snack, or street food stop

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• Famous for its Roman-style pizza with seasonal toppings. • Features a thick, airy crust. • Try the potato pizza. Taste authentic Roman-style pizza with a crispy, light crust, fermented for 72 hours. Enjoy new rotating flavors daily and don't miss their suppli with a perfect cheese pull.

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Discover an intimate setting for evening cocktails, surrounded by lush greenery and the twinkling city lights. This terrace is ideal for a cozy night out, away from the bustling streets.

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Enjoy sophisticated cocktails with direct views of Sant’Ignazio and Piazza di Pietra. This rooftop offers a perfect blend of historic charm and modern elegance for your Roman evenings.

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Secure a front-row view of the magnificent Vittoriano from this exclusive rooftop. It's an unparalleled spot for drinks and conversation, offering a striking perspective of the monument.

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Savor seafood and signature cocktails on this elegant rooftop, offering panoramic views above the historic center. It's an ideal spot for a luxurious aperitivo or a special dinner experience.

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Dine at this refined rooftop, expertly crafted for romantic sunset dinners and sweeping panoramic views of Rome. The ambiance is perfect for a sophisticated culinary experience.

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Indulge in one of Rome's most glamorous spots for breathtaking sunsets above the city. This rooftop at Hotel de la Ville offers an opulent setting for evening drinks with a view.

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• Second tallest hill in Rome, offering incredible views of the city • Popular spot for watching the sunset • Cannon fires daily at noon, a Roman tradition • Panoramic lookout with one of the best views over Rome • Free admission, open all day • Offers panoramic views of Rome, especially at sunset • Great spot for photography and enjoying the city skyline

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• Public park on the Aventine Hill (Giardino degli Aranci) • Offers stunning panoramic views of Rome, especially at sunset • Known for its fragrant orange trees • Peaceful hilltop garden with romantic city views • Free admission • Open 7:00–18:00

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• A secret viewpoint offering a perfect framed view of St. Peter's Basilica • Look through the keyhole of the Priory of the Knights of Malta gate • Expect a short queue • Offers quiet gardens and panoramic city views • Find the 'Keyhole' for a unique view of St. Peter's Basilica • One of Rome's seven hills, offering peaceful gardens • Features the Orange Garden (Giardino degli Aranci)

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• Grand staircase connecting Piazza di Spagna to Trinità dei Monti church • A popular meeting spot, especially during spring for blooming azaleas • Enjoy views from the top • Grand staircase linking Piazza di Spagna to Trinità dei Monti • Free admission, open all day • Grand staircase connecting Piazza di Spagna to Trinita dei Monti church • A popular spot for people-watching

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• Elegant Baroque piazza built on the site of Domitian's stadium • Features Bernini's Fountain of Four Rivers • Often hosts street artists and musicians • Elegant Baroque square with fountains and street performers • Free admission, open all day • Baroque square with Bernini's Fountain of Four Rivers • Enjoy lunch at one of the surrounding restaurants

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• Historic district known for its narrow cobblestone streets • Enjoy authentic Roman trattorias, craft shops, and lively bars • Great for an evening stroll and sunset views • Explore charming cobblestone lanes and traditional trattorias • Enjoy authentic Roman cuisine and a lively evening atmosphere • Bohemian neighborhood with ivy-covered lanes and trattorias • Best explored on foot • Free admission • Charming medieval neighborhood with cobbled streets • Perfect for dinner and an evening stroll

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• Famous for Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes and The Last Judgment • Located within the Vatican Museums ✓ Silence and no photography allowed • Renowned for Michelangelo's stunning frescoes, including the Last Judgment • Located within the Vatican Museums ✓ Photography is not allowed inside the chapel • Historic chapel renowned for its stunning frescoes and artistic significance

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• Collection of art and antiquities amassed by Popes • Leads directly to the Sistine Chapel ✓ Book tickets in advance to save time • Home to a vast collection of art and historical artifacts • Includes the Sistine Chapel, which requires a visit to the museums ✓ Book tickets well in advance, as lines are often long • World-renowned collections and the Sistine Chapel • Ticket from €20 • Open 8:00–20:00 Immerse yourself in centuries of art and history, housing some of the world's most renowned masterpieces. Plan to spend several hours exploring its vast collections, including the Sistine Chapel.

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• Charming bohemian neighborhood in Rome • Known for its artisan shops, trattorias, and vibrant nightlife • Stroll through boho streets with local boutiques and artisan shops • Find unique gifts and vintage treasures

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• Centralmost of the Seven Hills of Rome • Enjoy panoramic views of the Roman Forum and Circus Maximus • Included in the Colosseum ticket • Ancient site featuring ruins and gardens • Offers impressive views of the Roman Forum and Circus Maximus • Included with a Colosseum ticket • Hilltop ruins, imperial palaces and great views • Ticket included with Colosseum pass • Open 9:00–19:15

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• Remains of the ancient city center of Rome • Explore temples, basilicas, and government buildings • Included in the Colosseum ticket • Ruins of important government buildings and temples of ancient Rome • Offers a glimpse into Roman history • Combine your visit with Palatine Hill for a comprehensive experience • Explore temples, arches, and the heart of ancient Rome • Ticket included with Colosseum pass • Open 9:00–19:15 • Ruins of ancient government buildings, temples, and basilicas • Explore the heart of ancient Rome • Ancient Roman ruins offering incredible views, accessible via an arch from Capitoline Square • Once the center of Roman public life • Explore temples, basilicas, and arches like the Arch of Septimius Severus

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• Iconic square in front of St. Peter's Basilica • See the central obelisk and the two fountains

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• Visit the largest church in the world • Admire Michelangelo's Pietà and the dome designed by Michelangelo ✓ Dress code enforced; shoulders and knees must be covered • Part of St. Peter's Basilica, a Renaissance church in Vatican City • Designed by Donato Bramante, Michelangelo, Carlo Maderno, and Gian Lorenzo Bernini • The dome is one of the largest in the world • Offers panoramic views of Vatican City and Rome from the top • Iconic basilica and a central site for Catholicism • Marvel at Renaissance architecture and art, including Michelangelo's Pietà ✓ Dress code enforced: no shorts, mini-skirts, or bare shoulders • Magnificent basilica and dome views in Vatican City • Free admission • Open 7:00–19:10

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Sip on an Aperol Spritz with an unparalleled view of the Colosseum. This unique vantage point provides an unforgettable backdrop for sunset drinks. It's the perfect way to unwind after a day of exploring.

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Experience the heart of Trastevere at Piazza di Santa Maria in Trastevere, an iconic square vibrant with locals and visitors alike. Admire the stunning basilica and the ancient fountain, perfect for an evening of people-watching.

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Savor authentic Roman dishes at Mimi e Coco, a highly-rated restaurant known for its delicious Beef Carpaccio Salad, Ravioli, and Cacio e Pepe. Don't miss their Tiramisu for a perfect end to your meal.