You cannot say you went to Italy without visiting the Colosseum. It was the biggest theatre in ancient Rome, capable of seating 50,000 spectators !
Marvel at this architectural wonder and pay your respects at the tomb of Renaissance master Rafael, along with Italy's first Kings and Queen.
Recently created by the architect Zaha Hadid, this is not only a contemporary museum but a real Art campus dedicated to creativity! Get updates by signing up for on their official social media page.
In the gardens on the Pincio Hill there are 228 marble busts of Italian personalities who have distinguished themselves in 25 centuries of history. Only 3 are women and do not see any pope
One of the most beautiful square in Rome with beautiful hotels, cinemas, museums, and monuments of the ancient romans. Enjoy it!
Are you telling the truth? Put your hand into the mythical marble mouth to prove it!!! 자세히 보기
Close your eyes for 10 minutes while facing the façade, then its heavenly light when you open your eyes.
Tiramisù spettacolare: alla fragola, alla banana con nutella...per tutti i gusti, per chi non si accontenta del classico e per chi invece è in cerca delle tradizioni. Pompi..per tutti!
Great cocktails, great food, small prices. Oh, and leave some space in your stomach for the Oreo cake at the end, it's simply delicious!
great aperitif on the roof terrace, and one of the most incredible Carbonara i ever eat!also really nice brunch on sunday
Museo di arte contemporanea, progettato da Odile Decq. Un’enorme volume trasparente, accanto a Porta Pia, nella vecchia fabbrica Peroni. 자세히 보기
buzzy restaurant/bar. works really well. food is traditional yet excellent. loads of atmosphere. if you're into chocolate you can't best the 'three chocolates' for desert.
Ristorante con la più bella vista su Roma. Romantico. Con passeggiata su "Via degli Innamorati"
The modifications wanted by Alessandro VII Chigi, including the building of the twin churches at the Porta del Popolo, were done in anticipation of the grand arrival of Cristina of Sweden in Rome 1655
Here, on sunday morning, you can find furniture, new and vintage clothing, theatre costumes, food, flowers, bric-à-brac and knick-knacks, Russian caviar and cameras, CDs and all kinds of junk!!! 자세히 보기
Awesome, try it. GO there and enjoy. It's such a beautiful place! forget about any thing similar to supermarket..Much better experience
Tipical roman food, albeit a little expensive. If you come here, you have to try the cacio & pepe.
It's one of unique places in San Lorenzo. The ambiance and the muffins are really nice. Prices are not so high. The owner is kind also.
Located within the walls of Villa Torlonia, bring your dog for a walk in the park then enjoy a great meal at this dog-friendly restaurant. The caprese al limone was a wonderful dessert.
Nice place, but the music (cheesy combination of Sinatra and Richard Cheese) lowers the overall impression. Free wifi and cheap aperitif.
This hole-in-the-wall pizza joint features some amazing and fresh seasonal concoctions. As seen on Travel Channel’s The Layover with Anthony Bourdain.
Not the best food (aperitivo-wise) but the location is great. Wonderful starting point to spend the night in Trastevere.
Cozy, little restaurant close to Piazza Venezia. You can eat outside in summer. Spaghetti with any kind of sauce and dressing... worth a visit! Amazing!
A place where you can drink nice coffee! Especially coconut coffee is strongly recommended!
he monumental stairway of 138 steps was built with French diplomat Étienne Gueffier’s bequeathed funds of 20000 scudi in 1723–1725, linking the Bourbon Spanish Embassy and the Trinità dei Monti church
After 120 years as a building site, the current St Peter's was consecrated on 18 November 1626 by Urban VIII - exactly 1,300 years after the consecration of the first basilica on the site.
This tremendous theatrical space, centred on the gleaming marble composition of Bernini's Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi (Fountain of the Four Rivers), is the hub of the centro storico.
Vespasian began building the Colosseum - which has hosted gory battles between combinations of gladiators, slaves, prisoners and wild animals of all descriptions.
Enoteca Provincia Romana (0039 06 6766 24242; closed Sun; wine from £2.50 a glass) is a bright contemporary wine bar and restaurant dedicated to the wines and produce of the countryside around Rome.
After a cappuccino in the elegant Rosati café ( 0039 06 322 5859), head down artsy Via Ripetta.
Take lunch at NO.AU (0039 06 4565 2770; average £20 a head for two courses and glass of beer), a funky new bar restaurant in a pretty, hidden-away piazza.
Pamper yourself by heading for Wonderfool (06 0039 6889 2315; wonderfool.it; open Tuesday to Saturday, 10am-8pm) a trendy but friendly centro storico spa, barber’s shop and boutique.
Dine at one of Rome’s new breed of creative trattorias in Trastevere. La Gensola (0039 06 581 6312; osterialagensola.it) offers a mix of tasty Roman specialities and Sicilian-style seafood dishes.
You’re well placed, afterwards, for a spot of pre-flight shopping, either in the chic (and costly) boutiques of Via dei Condotti.
