Via Sistina and beyond
byIf you’re looking for a picturesque walk and a less touristy place to explore, make your way to Via Sistina.
If you’re looking for a picturesque walk and a less touristy place to explore, make your way to Via Sistina.
Via Governo Vecchio is full to the brim of exciting hotspots and landmarks, fantastic shopping opportunities, and great little bars and eateries.
Via Margutta is a narrow and picturesque street known for its rich history dating back to the 17th century, once home to Fellini and location of the award winning movie Roman Holiday.
Venture off Piazza Campo de’ Fiori to find Via del Pellegrino, a street filled with boutiques, galleries, restaurants and cool bars for coffee & aperitivo.
Via Urbana captures the essence of Monti: antique and vintage but cool and hipster at the same time, where trendy meets classic and young meets ancient.
Considered as one of my secret pleasures, Via dei Banchi Vecchi is a street not to miss street in Rome!
Via Giulia is a historic street of Rome, home to several beautiful churches, cultural buildings, and elegant palazzi.
Via dei Coronari: a famous street of Rome. The stores sell mostly art and antiques, but also clothing, interior, jewellery, restaurants and a gelateria.
Situated in the heart of Rome’s hippest neighborhood, Monti, Via del Boschetto houses an array of cafés and vintage shops catering to both the young and the old.
Via dei Cappellari, or the hat-makers street, makes you feel as if you’re in a small village, not a buzzing capital.