Must sees There’s a long checklist for Rome that really has to be ticked:
and whatever else the travel guides tell you to do! Off the beaten track - and kind of far actually - are two of my favourite places in Rome:
Capo d'Africa, near the Coliseum. Highly recommended: very charming and prices are usually quite reasonable/ good value. Hotel de Russie, Via del Babuino 9, Tridente, metro Flaminio. This is more of an indulgent stay (or just fine if you're on corporate budget!). Rooms are a very nice mix of modern design and classic luxury, and the highlight is the internal patio (which is worth visiting anyway for a drink or light lunch) Angela Restaurants - Gusto , Piazza Augusto Imperatore 9. A hybrid between restaurant and cook bookshop, very nice venue (more on the modern/trendy side)
- Osteria dea Frezza - one of my favourites, very casual, serves the equivalent of Italian tapas and pintchos. Managed by the same group as Gusto.
- Antica Birreria Peroni -on the touristic route, a classic for a heavy, informal lunch with beer. Quite a fun place, actually.
- Near the coliseum there is a very nice healthy food called Cafe Cafe, great juices and salads. - Gina. Via San Sebastianello, 7/A. 06 6780251. Great spot for lunch, light ambiance with high shared tables, great salads. - Vizi Capitali. Vicolo della Renella, 94 (Trastevere). 065818840. Closed on Sunday evenings. Charming cantina, their strength is the super fresh seafood and fish. Pizza Ivo a Trastevere. Via San Francesco a Ripa, 158. Panificio Arnese. Via del Politeama 27, Trastevere. Baffetto. Via del Governo Vecchio 114, Pantheon. |
Monday, 1 August 2011
Rome
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