ROME
Welcome to Roma
The Eternal City
Rome: history, legend, and everyday life
Attractions
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Colosseum
The largest ancient amphitheatre ever built, located in the center of Rome.
Trevi Fountain
The largest Baroque fountain in the city and one of the most famous fountains in the world.
Pantheon
A former Roman temple, now a Catholic basilica, renowned for its magnificent concrete dome.
Food & Dining
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Roscioli
A deli-restaurant near Campo de' Fiori, world-famous for its carbonara and cacio e pepe.
Pizzeria da Remo
A Testaccio institution since 1947, with marble tables and thin, crispy wood-fired Roman pizza, one of the most beloved among locals.
Giolitti
A historic gelateria since 1900 just steps from the Pantheon, famous for its custard cream and seasonal fruit flavors.
Shop
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Via Condotti
Rome's quintessential luxury shopping street, running from Piazza di Spagna past the boutiques of the most prestigious fashion houses.
La Bottega del Marmoraro
A tiny artisan workshop on Via Margutta where Enrico Fiorentini hand-engraves marble plaques with Roman sayings and quotations, made on the spot.
Trimani
Rome's oldest wine shop, open since 1821, with a selection of over 800 Italian and international labels.
Top Highlights
Colosseum
The largest ancient amphitheatre ever built, located in the center of Rome.
Trevi Fountain
The largest Baroque fountain in the city and one of the most famous fountains in the world.
Pantheon
A former Roman temple, now a Catholic basilica, renowned for its magnificent concrete dome.
Roscioli
A deli-restaurant near Campo de' Fiori, world-famous for its carbonara and cacio e pepe.
Pizzeria da Remo
A Testaccio institution since 1947, with marble tables and thin, crispy wood-fired Roman pizza, one of the most beloved among locals.
Giolitti
A historic gelateria since 1900 just steps from the Pantheon, famous for its custard cream and seasonal fruit flavors.
Via Condotti
Rome's quintessential luxury shopping street, running from Piazza di Spagna past the boutiques of the most prestigious fashion houses.
La Bottega del Marmoraro
A tiny artisan workshop on Via Margutta where Enrico Fiorentini hand-engraves marble plaques with Roman sayings and quotations, made on the spot.
Trimani
Rome's oldest wine shop, open since 1821, with a selection of over 800 Italian and international labels.