When in Rome
Places to Eat
Antica Salumeria
Excellent deli to get sandwiches, prosciutto and cheese near the Pantheon.
Norcineria Viola
Great lunch spot on the go!
Roscioli Salumeria con Cucina
Roscioli is a name encompassing many culinary facets, in one operation. The Ristorante, the Salumeria, the Antico Forno, the Caffè Pasticceria, the Rimessa, and the Wine Club. All places of taste, skillfully managed and coordinated, where you can find the best of Roman, Italian, and international production, selected with great skill and passion over the years.
Testaccio Market
We’re obsessed with tasting local dishes. Should we try the amatriciana, the porchetta or the carciofo alla romana? How about all of them? But where? That’s when you wish you could have all of Rome’s best restaurants serve you in just one place. Lucky for you, there’s a place where you can actually go to taste the best Rome has to offer. It’s called Mercato Testaccio, and it’s the food market you can’t leave Rome without trying! Open Monday through Saturday from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., the Testaccio food market is the perfect place to taste Roman street food. For delicious express handmade pasta get yourself to Le Mani in Pasta; for panini with Roman specialties like porchetta don’t miss out on Mordi e Vai; and for the gelato lovers, you can’t go wrong with a couple of artisanal scoops of gelato from Frigo! Wonderful market for food and soulveniers!
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Aroma
At Aroma restaurant, situated on the top floor of Palazzo Manfredi in Rome overlooking the spectacle of the Colosseum, the Aroma terrace is the perfect spot to embark on a journey of Michelin star signature dishes.
Sights to See
Trastevere, Lungo il Tevere
Lungo il tevere means 'Along the River'. You can take a beautiful night walk along the river near the Trastevere neighborhood. There is a wonderful street festival filled with lots of food, drinks and games! You start at Piazza Trilussa just on the south side of Ponte (Bridge) Sisto and follow the Tevere River around to the end at Porta Portese.
Campo de' Fiori
The Piazza Campo de'Fiori is a square with the most famous market in the old center of Rome.
Piazza Trilussa
Hang out in Piazza Trilussa before walking along the festival of Lungo il Tevere.
Colosseum
Trevi Fountain
Pantheon
Spanish Steps
Hangout by the Spanish Steps! A collection of glamorous streets that extend from the bottom of the Spanish Steps offer a variety of shops, each one more charming than the next. Streets such as Via Condotti, Via del Babuino, Via Frattina, Via Margutta, and Via Borgognona, are considered the hub of shopping in all of Rome.