Han-Hui & Alyssa
Things To Do
Colosseum
Check out this historical marvel! We recommend signing up with a tour guide to get the full experience, but if you're short on time make sure to at least take a photo for the gram!
Borghese Gallery and Museum
We are not typically into art museums, but we loved this one. It houses some really incredible sculptures, and is a great way to spend an afternoon. You do need to buy tickets ahead of time, as they often sell out.
The Villa Borghese (Borghese Gardens)
A great place to walk off some pasta and gelato in order to make room for pizza and gelato. The Villa Borghese is the largest public park in Rome, and has lots of things to see and do. If you really want to be active, you can rent bikes or a rowboat, or you can take a leisurely stroll and watch the sunset over the city from the Terrazza del Pincio.
Gourmetaly
A great way to experience the food and history of Rome is to go on a walking food tour! Gourmetaly is the company we've used before and had a great time.
Trattoria Da Enzo al 29
One of our favorite places to eat the traditional Roman pastas: amatriciana, cacio e pepe, and carbonara. The lamb (featured in the photo) is phenomenal as well. Expect a line for lunch or make a reservation for dinner!
Gelateria del Viale
Our favorite gelato in Rome. Definitely worth a stop for a scoop (or three) if you're in Trastevere.
Two Sizes
If you're near the Pantheon, stop by for the best tiramisu. We recommend the pistachio flavor.