Trattoria Da Cesare al Casaletto

Doria Pamphilj Gallery: a lavish, lived-in Roman palace with Rome’s largest private art trove, from Caravaggio to Velázquez, in ornate 18th-century style.

Pipero Roma reinvents Roman classics with bold flair in a sleek, chic space, boasting a Michelin-starred menu and a standout carbonara.

Nestled in a restored 17th-century convent, this quirky museum showcases vibrant dioramas and art that bring late 19th-century Roman life to life.

Descend into the quietly stunning underground marvel beneath the Basilica Santi Giovanni e Paolo, where you can wander through impeccably preserved Roman homes adorned with frescoes and mosaics.

Tucked steps from Campo de' Fiori, Roscioli blends a buzzing salumeria with authentic Roman pasta classics and an epic wine list in a cozy, lively 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.

La Tavernaccia serves cozy, authentic Roman and Umbrian homestyle fare — think fresh pastas, wood-roasted suckling pig, and a killer wine list in a warm, brick-arched space.

The Palazzo della Civiltà Italiana, or Square Colosseum, is a striking neoclassical marvel in Rome's EUR district, blending monumental architecture with modern charm.

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

Nestled in the trendy Monti neighborhood, this charming boutique showcases exquisite handmade women's apparel, vibrant fabrics, and attentive service from its talented owners.