Bulgari Hotel Roma

Nestled in Testaccio, this 19th-century gem serves classic Roman dishes alongside inventive offal specialties in a warm, wood-paneled setting.

Gelateria Fassi, Rome's oldest gelato joint since 1880, offers an expansive sweet treat menu with generous scoops and a relaxed vibe—perfect for a tasty escape.

Step into the grandeur of the Colosseum, Rome's iconic 3-tiered amphitheater, where history comes alive amidst stunning architecture and must-see guided tours.

Tucked away in a residential neighborhood, Cesare al Casaletto is a charming trattoria serving up classic Roman dishes and natural wines, with a delightful vine-covered patio that's perfect for casual dining.

Nestled in a vibrant 19th-century neoclassical building, this modern hostel combines stylish private rooms and lively dorms with a fun bar and cafe just steps from Rome's Termini station.

At Lago dell'EUR, savor delicious bites and creamy gelato in a charming chalet amidst lush gardens, perfect for relaxed dining and ice cream bliss.

This beloved pasticceria in Rome is famed for its divine mille-feuille, a light and creamy indulgence that locals swear is the best in town.

Experience the best of Rome's culinary scene with The Roman Food Tour, where expert guides lead you through hidden gems and delightful bites in cozy small groups.

Nestled in Rome's lively Jewish Ghetto, this vibrant eatery serves up mouthwatering Roman-Jewish classics, like crispy artichokes, with stunning ruins as your backdrop.

Coropuna, an industrial-chic haven in a repurposed warehouse, serves up inventive Nikkei dishes and Tiki cocktails, attracting a lively crowd of young adventurers.