BEST RESTAURANTS, BARS, CLUBS, SPAS AND SHOPS IN ROME
If you’re craving Apulian street food, there’s a corner of Puglia that awaits you just a stone’s throw away from Piazza del Popolo. It’s called L’Uliveto Shop and it’s the first take away pucceria of Italy.
Testaccio district is hailed as a bastion of Roman culinary excellence, home to some of the Capital’s best eateries.
We round up Rome’s top street food dishes and tell you where in the city to find them
Step inside Il Marchese, Europe’s first Amaro Bar with over 500 amaro labels uniting French elegance with Roman coziness and cuisine.
Centro, the pasta lab in between Rome’s Termini and Monti areas, cooks up a variety of dishes from fresh handmade pasta to yummy desserts and cocktails.
Sheket is Rome’s first slow club providing an alternative experience to Roman nightlife. It features two full bars, live music as well as an upper level DJ set, dance floor, and a dinner room.
Are you in Rome on New Year’s Eve? If you’re searching for a mix of delicious food, trendy atmosphere, dance and music till the afterhours, book your table at Shari Vari.
Step into La Conventicola degli ULTRAMODERNI to discover the ultimate cabaret show, piano bar and burlesque club in Rome’s San Lorenzo neighbourhood.
Alexanderplatz has been since 1984 the temple of Jazz in Rome and it still is the live music haven and the best kept Jazz club In the City.
Scattered throughout the city in areas like Trastevere and Villa Borghese here are a few Historical Dining Spots that can teach you about previous centuries
The best bars and cocktail bars for dopocena (after dinner) in Rome
Embark on a food pairing and wine tasting journey around Italy’s regions at Rimessa Roscioli’s wine bar in Rome.
Down the winding streets of Campo di Fiori, small artist studios are resisting the touristic sway that holds Rome in its grasp. Here is a list of several studio galleries held by warm and seasoned Roman artists of the centro.
“Home at Rome” is a small agency that offers a selection of comfortable apartments in Rome, right in Trastevere.