Trattoria del Pesce

Forno Campo de' Fiori is a bustling bakery in a lively square, renowned for its delicious, thin-crust Roman pizzas, sold by weight and ideal for a stroll.

At the Chiostro del Bramante, immerse yourself in a stunning Italian Renaissance setting that features tranquil cafes, vibrant art exhibitions, and a charming gift shop.

Nestled at the start of Via Candia, Splendido Bar boasts a charming outdoor terrace and inviting interiors, serving top-notch coffee and delectable pastries that make it a must-visit before your Vatican escapade.

Nestled atop the Raphaël hotel near Piazza Navona, this Michelin-starred restaurant serves exquisite vegan and vegetarian dishes amidst stunning city views.

Nestled in the vibrant heart of Rome, Orma serves innovative, Michelin-starred cuisine by chef Roy Caceres, blending Colombian flavors with Italian flair.

Tucked away in a refined 16th-century palazzo, this upscale restaurant offers exquisite Italian cuisine, a stellar wine list, and an enchanting atmosphere that draws in locals and discerning diners alike.

A cozy family-run trattoria tucked away in a charming cul-de-sac, serving up comforting pasta and rich tiramisu that locals can't get enough of.

Contemporary quarters in a chic hotel featuring a lively rooftop bar with city views. A 4-minute walk from the Pantheon, this upscale hotel is 9 minutes on foot from the Spanish Steps and 2 km from the nearest metro station. Chic, modern rooms come with free Wi-Fi and flat-screen TVs, as well as minibars, and tea and coffeemaking facilities; some have balconies offering city views. Upgraded rooms add separate living areas with daybeds. A breakfast buffet (surcharge) is served in a refined dining room. There's also a swanky rooftop bar offering city views and a lounge.

Dive into the futuristic vibe of this Renzo Piano-designed concert complex featuring three pod-like auditoriums and an archaeology museum, perfect for eclectic arts events.

At al42 Street Food Gourmet, aka Pasta Chef, you’ll find top-notch carbonara and amatriciana served up quick in a lively, casual setting near Rome’s iconic sights.