National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art

A cozy, wood-paneled Roman gem near the Pantheon, famed for its perfected amatriciana and classic pastas served with a stellar wine list.

Marigold serves minimalist, farm-fresh brunch and coffee in a sleek Scandinavian space with a warm, local vibe.

The Cloaca Maxima, Rome's ancient drainage marvel built around 600 BCE, still operates today, embodying centuries of fascinating history.

Nestled in a stunning 17th-century palazzo overlooking Piazza Navona, this elegant hotel features stylish rooms and a delightful terrace restaurant, perfect for soaking up Rome's vibrant atmosphere.

At Gammarelli, the official tailor to the Pope since 1798, browse bespoke clergy garments alongside vibrant socks that make for divine souvenirs.

Antico Forno Roscioli serves crispy, thin-crust Roman-style pizza slices and fresh baked goods in a bustling, no-frills spot near Rome’s historic center.

Nestled by the Spanish Steps, this intimate house museum celebrates John Keats and the Romantic poets, offering a glimpse into their lives amidst gorgeous views.

In a quiet neighborhood just a stroll from Villa Borghese and city attractions, this cozy hotel features no-frills rooms and friendly service at wallet-friendly rates.

Tucked steps from Piazza Navona, this chic 15th-century boutique hotel blends historic charm with sleek, comfy suites and a laid-back vibe.

Tucked away in a quiet neighborhood, this cozy family-run gem serves up hearty Italian classics across three charming levels, perfect for pasta lovers.