The romantic bedroom, adorned with antique furnishings and soft lighting, offers a tranquil retreat after a day of exploring the city’s wonders. Wake up to the sounds of church bells and the aroma of freshly brewed espresso, then step out into the bustling streets to discover Rome’s rich history and vibrant culture. From world-class museums and ancient ruins to charming cafes and lively piazzas, everything is within easy reach of this centrally located gem.
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A taste of our Rome Guide
Here are a few handpicked places from our complete guide, designed to make your stay in Rome special.
Biblioteca Storica (Biblioteca Angelica)
Located near Piazza Navona, this is one of Europe’s oldest public libraries, opened in 1604. It boasts a stunning historic reading room with antique wooden shelves and a vast collection of manuscripts and books. Primarily a research library; visitor access to the main hall might be restricted or require permission – check official website for visiting rules.
Ozio Restaurant
Located in the Prati district, Ozio Restaurant is known for having a rooftop terrace offering pleasant views. Likely serves modern Italian or Mediterranean cuisine, suitable for dinner or possibly an aperitivo with a view.
Bonci Pizzarium
Often called the “Michelangelo of Pizza,” Gabriele Bonci’s Pizzarium near the Vatican is a must-visit for ‘pizza al taglio’ (pizza by the slice, sold by weight). Expect creative, high-quality toppings that change frequently, served on a distinctive airy crust. It can get very crowded, but it’s worth the wait.
Parco degli Acquedotti (Aqueduct Park)
Part of the larger Appian Way Regional Park (Parco Regionale dell’Appia Antica), this vast park is characterized by the impressive ruins of ancient Roman aqueducts stretching across the landscape, including the Aqua Felix and Aqua Claudia. Ideal for long walks, cycling, photography, and escaping the city.
Gregory’s Jazz Club
An intimate and renowned jazz club located near the Spanish Steps, often considered one of the best in Rome. It regularly hosts talented Italian and international jazz musicians. There’s also a whisky bar and restaurant upstairs. Check their official schedule and book tickets in advance.
Biblioteca Casanatense (Casanatense Library)
Another magnificent historic public library located near the Pantheon (adjacent to Santa Maria sopra Minerva church). Founded in the early 18th century, it holds important collections and features beautiful historic reading rooms. As with Biblioteca Angelica, it’s primarily for research; check visitor access policies on their official website.
Villa Mazzanti (Monte Mario Access)
This public park on Monte Mario serves as a primary access point to reach the top of Rome’s highest hill. While the villa itself may not be visitable, the park provides pathways leading to the ‘Zodiaco’ viewpoint, offering stunning panoramic vistas across Rome, including St. Peter’s Basilica.
Il Desiderio Preso per la Coda
A cozy bistrot/restaurant tucked away in the historic center near Via Giulia. Often recommended for its creative brunch options, but also serves lunch and dinner. May focus on organic or locally sourced ingredients. Intimate atmosphere.
Biblioteca dell’Orologio (Clock Tower Library)
A public library belonging to the Biblioteche di Roma network, located near Piazza della Chiesa Nuova and adjacent to Borromini’s famous Oratorio dei Filippini (which features a clock tower – ‘orologio’). Offers book lending, reading spaces, and potentially cultural events. Check website for opening hours and services.
Sant’Isidoro – Pizza & Bolle
Located in the Prati district, Sant’Isidoro offers a contemporary Neapolitan pizza experience. Renowned for its high, fluffy crusts and gourmet toppings, it distinctively pairs its pizzas with an impressive selection of sparkling wines (“bolle”) and champagne. The atmosphere is chic and vibrant, perfect for a modern take on a pizzeria night out.
MAXXI – National Museum of 21st Century Arts
Located in the Flaminio district, MAXXI is Italy’s national museum dedicated to contemporary creativity. Designed by renowned architect Zaha Hadid, the building itself is a stunning piece of modern architecture worth seeing. It hosts exhibitions of 21st-century art, architecture, design, and photography.
Gianfornaio
A high-quality bakery (‘forno’) with multiple locations across Rome. Offers a wide selection of breads, pastries (like cornetti for breakfast), cakes, and excellent ‘pizza al taglio’ with various toppings, perfect for a quick and tasty lunch or snack.