Guidebook for Rome
Essentials
Store with brand name products at low price. - Open from Monday to Saturday
Romana Supernegozi S.R.L.
Store with brand name products at low price. - Open from Monday to Saturday
A large store with brand name products at low price. - Open from Monday to Sunday
195 habitants recommandent
Supermercato Elite
230-236 Via CavourA large store with brand name products at low price. - Open from Monday to Sunday
Large store with good products at the cheapest price in the whole area. - Open from Monday to Saturday. Closed on Sunday
Viale Furio Camillo, 91
91 Viale Furio CamilloLarge store with good products at the cheapest price in the whole area. - Open from Monday to Saturday. Closed on Sunday
Food Scene
One of the best neapolitan restaurant and pizzeria in Rome, where is possible to taste some of the best wines made in Italy. - Buffet in lunchtime at Eur 10,00
21 habitants recommandent
Spaccanapoli
10 Via EurialoOne of the best neapolitan restaurant and pizzeria in Rome, where is possible to taste some of the best wines made in Italy. - Buffet in lunchtime at Eur 10,00
Good and not expensive restaurant with typical italian food.
10 habitants recommandent
InContrada Roma
28/30 Via TurnoGood and not expensive restaurant with typical italian food.
Da Gasperino er...
22/28 Via Raffaele de CesareSmall and cozy restaurant with many delicious firsts and meat plates.
This restaurant is known in whole Rome as one of the best restaurants for traditional roman specialities. Worth a try!
27 habitants recommandent
Taverna i Torquati
3 Via Manlio TorquatoThis restaurant is known in whole Rome as one of the best restaurants for traditional roman specialities. Worth a try!
This restaurant offers the characteristic atmosphere of a "parrillas Argentinas" and here is possible to enjoy different high quality meats
21 habitants recommandent
I Carnivori
384 Via TuscolanaThis restaurant offers the characteristic atmosphere of a "parrillas Argentinas" and here is possible to enjoy different high quality meats
This small place offers tasting breakfast with handmade pastes and a particular range of first and seconds plates reviewed by the owner.
Accept reservations. Open everyday.
Via Eurialo, 1
This small place offers tasting breakfast with handmade pastes and a particular range of first and seconds plates reviewed by the owner.
Accept reservations. Open everyday.
One the best cafeteria and bakery in whole Rome. Here you can find best tiramisu ever also for take away. Great atmosphere. Open from tuesday till sunday, from 7.00am till 1.30am. Monday closed.
350 habitants recommandent
Pompi
7 b Via AlbalongaOne the best cafeteria and bakery in whole Rome. Here you can find best tiramisu ever also for take away. Great atmosphere. Open from tuesday till sunday, from 7.00am till 1.30am. Monday closed.
It's a typical, local, ‘garden-variety’ Roman pizza parlor, established in the ’50s and frequented by Romans. Many differents kind of pizza are available. Accept reservation. Credit card accepted.
40 habitants recommandent
Pizzeria Bisteccheria Dal Bersagliere
16 Via Gino CapponiIt's a typical, local, ‘garden-variety’ Roman pizza parlor, established in the ’50s and frequented by Romans. Many differents kind of pizza are available. Accept reservation. Credit card accepted.
Shopping
Tiny shop with delicious handmade ice cream. Worth trying it! - Comments available on Trip Advisor, searching "Il Gelato Tentatore" of Rome
6 habitants recommandent
The Gelato Tempter
409 Via Appia NuovaTiny shop with delicious handmade ice cream. Worth trying it! - Comments available on Trip Advisor, searching "Il Gelato Tentatore" of Rome
A megastore with over than 47.000 book titles, 7.500 CD, 3.000 DVD and 2.000 games. - Open from Monday to Sunday
Via Appia Nuova, 427
427 Via Appia NuovaA megastore with over than 47.000 book titles, 7.500 CD, 3.000 DVD and 2.000 games. - Open from Monday to Sunday
Sightseeing
The Park of the Appia Antica has been declared protected since 1988. Include the first 16 Km of the ancient consular road, the Caffarella Valley and much more. Sunday and holidays it gets pedestrian.
292 habitants recommandent
Parc régional de l'Appia Antica
42 Via Appia AnticaThe Park of the Appia Antica has been declared protected since 1988. Include the first 16 Km of the ancient consular road, the Caffarella Valley and much more. Sunday and holidays it gets pedestrian.
The symbol of the capital of Italy, and of Italy itself throughout the world. The Colosseum was built by Emperor Vespasian in 75 AD and in 80 inaugurated by Titus. Online reservation are hotly advided
2612 habitants recommandent
Colisée
1 Piazza del ColosseoThe symbol of the capital of Italy, and of Italy itself throughout the world. The Colosseum was built by Emperor Vespasian in 75 AD and in 80 inaugurated by Titus. Online reservation are hotly advided
Roman Forum was the political, administrative and religious centre of Rome. By the end of the Republican era, the ancient Roman Forum was already fully built up. Romulus founded Rome at Palatine Hill.
422 habitants recommandent
Forum romain
5/6 Via della Salara VecchiaRoman Forum was the political, administrative and religious centre of Rome. By the end of the Republican era, the ancient Roman Forum was already fully built up. Romulus founded Rome at Palatine Hill.
The new Emperor Nero's residence, built after the Fire of Rome, has walls sheathed by fine varieties of marble and vaults decorated with gold and precious stones. It earned the name of Domus Aurea.
212 habitants recommandent
Domus Aurea
Viale SerapideThe new Emperor Nero's residence, built after the Fire of Rome, has walls sheathed by fine varieties of marble and vaults decorated with gold and precious stones. It earned the name of Domus Aurea.
The Pantheon was a temple dedicated to all Roman gods. Built between 27 and 25 B.C. by Agrippa, Prefect of the Emperor Augustus, the present building is the result of subsequent, heavy restructuring.
1342 habitants recommandent
Panthéon
Piazza della RotondaThe Pantheon was a temple dedicated to all Roman gods. Built between 27 and 25 B.C. by Agrippa, Prefect of the Emperor Augustus, the present building is the result of subsequent, heavy restructuring.