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Rome Film Festival (Festa del Cinema di Roma), 21st edition
13 – 25 Oct · Source:
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Pontormo, first major retrospective, Scuderie del Quirinale
9 Oct 2026 – 7 Feb 2027 · Source:
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Keith Haring retrospective, Museo di Roma (Palazzo Braschi)
6 Oct 2026 – 11 Apr 2027 · Source:
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Pantheon
Day 1 of a 72-hour Rome plan: coffee next to the Pantheon before moving on.
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Colosseo
Afternoon of day 2, after the Vatican in the morning.
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Piazza Navona
Opens Dec 1. It's a small, modest market, so don't expect much, but the piazza itself is stunning.
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Fontana di Trevi
Since Feb 2 entry to the fountain area costs €2, bought at the ticket booth — it's far emptier and more orderly now.
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La Casa del Caffè Tazza d'Oro
The most famous granita di caffè con panna in Rome, at a 1944 coffee house steps from the Pantheon.
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Piazza di Spagna
Very crowded – part of the classic 72-hour Rome route.
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Antico Forno Roscioli
Via dei Chiavari 34 — come for the pizza bianca, pizza rossa and pizza arrabbiata plus the bread; usually a long line at lunchtime.
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Altare della Patria
Go up to the roof terrace for views over the Roman Forum.
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Terrazza del Pincio
Free terrace over Piazza del Popolo and St Peter's dome — best at sunset (Piazzale Napoleone I).
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Sant'Eustachio Il Caffè
Excellent local coffee with foam - drink standing at the bar like real Italians, no self service.
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Venchi
Very touristy gelateria (Via degli Orfani 87) but the crepe with chocolate-hazelnut cream is worth it.
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Gino al Parlamento
Ask 'C'è qualcosa fuori menù?' - the best seasonal dishes here aren't written on the menu.
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Bartolucci
Handmade wooden Pinocchio toys on Via dei Pastini 96 — she calls it a genius shop; kids love the photo with the giant Pinocchio out front.
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Campo de' Fiori
Part of her first-timer Rome checklist.
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Eos The Sushi Temple
Piazza dell'Emporio, Testaccio: all-you-can-eat sushi ordered from an iPad round by round; fish is fresh and well cut.
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Lungotevere
Walk the Lungotevere along the Tiber; from the bridges you get the Great Synagogue dome on one side and the Vatican on the other.
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Magnum Pleasure Store
Build your own Magnum: dip in chocolate and pick toppings (nuts, marshmallow) — My Magnum €4.50, combo with espresso €5.
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Mastrociccia
Best carbonara of the trip plus must-order supplì and meatballs in tomato sauce; one pasta was split between two.
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Matricianella
One of the two Roman restaurants she loved most on this trip - book ahead.
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Mercato Campagna Amica Circo Massimo
Open Saturday and Sunday only: local cheeses, handmade salumi, olive oils and wines, plus food trucks and a courtyard for a picnic. Prices are very low.
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Otaleg
Via di San Cosimato 14/A — Marco Radicioni changes flavours constantly; get doppia panna (whipped cream), wild strawberry and gianduia.
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Piazza del Popolo
On Dec 8 at dusk, a ceremony by the city's big tree lights up the tree and all of Via del Corso together.
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Piazza della Rotonda
The square in front of the Pantheon, with its fountain - go at a quiet hour and you can actually hear the birds.
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Piazza Venezia
Tram line 8 runs to Piazza Venezia — handy for crossing the centre.
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Roscioli Caffè
A Michal recommendation in Rome: everything is gourmet — try the maritozzo, the classic Roman cream bun.
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Roscioli Ristorante Salumeria
A favourite Roman meal this trip - reserve in advance, it fills up.
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Taverna Trilussa
Book ahead. Try the Tagliolini del Prefetto and the mimosa ravioli; 5 people with wine, pasta and desserts came to €280.
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Villa Borghese
Her pick for the prettiest park in Rome - tree avenues, statues and cafes; walk down to Piazza del Popolo.
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Bar San Calisto
The classic aperitivo hangout on Piazza San Calisto — Aperol, coffee and ice cream; always the fullest spot around.
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Felice a Testaccio
Open since 1936; order the tonnarelli cacio e pepe finished tableside inside a giant pecorino wheel.
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Forno DeRoma
The tastiest maritozzo in Rome, steps from the Trevi Fountain – take it with an espresso and a Nutella croissant.
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Hiromi Cake
Via Fabio Massimo 31: dorayaki with black bean & poppy (€4), matcha mille-crêpe, mango cheesecake, plus sake and ceramics.
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Hotel Dei Barbieri
"Our perfect little hotel" on Via dei Barbieri — minimalist rooms, checkered lobby and a beautiful old marble staircase.
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Lindt Chocolate Shop Via della Maddalena
Sweet break in the center: Lindtotto hot chocolate €2.90, Varesino with cream €2.50, Lindor affogato €2.90, gelato from €2.70.
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Piazza San Calisto
Come at aperitivo hour — it's the busiest square in the area.
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Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere
The fountain in the middle is famous from a movie — a fixed stop on her food tours; the church is right there.
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Roadhouse Restaurant
By Fiumicino airport: one of the tastiest burgers she's had – also nachos and a loaded baked potato; burgers around €17.90.
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Via del Babuino
Parallel to Via del Corso with more upscale shops - Aesop, Diptyque, Malìparmi.
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Villa Borghese
Central green escape for picnics and relaxing, minutes from the Spanish Steps.
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55 Fifty Five Roma
Perfect room and a rare location - 15 minutes from every central spot in Rome; booked via Booking.com link.
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Cesare al Pellegrino
A favourite in October: ask "Cosa c'è di stagione?" for seasonal dishes like porcini, pumpkin or truffle.
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Fontana dell'Acqua Paola
'The little Trevi with a view' – one of Rome's prettiest viewpoints, and free.
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Hosteria Del Mercato 1870
On Via Bocca di Leone — the creamy carbonara-style rigatoni is so good she'd fly it home.
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La Ménagère
Their favourite cafe in Rome, with a glass ceiling - order the bagel with salmon, avocado and poached egg.
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Nomos
Special, tasty restaurant — she showed the beef carpaccio with an Aperol spritz.
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Pasticceria Regoli
Worth the 15-min walk for the crostatina with fragoline di bosco (€8); the area isn't pretty, so sit inside.
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Piazza Trilussa
At the entrance to Trastevere by Ponte Sisto; normally full of street artists and young people sitting on the fountain steps.
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Ponte Sisto
Sunset over the Tiber is part of the 72-hour Rome route.
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Riccardo Cooking Class
Pasta and pizza workshops with chef Riccardo Alberti in central Rome, wine paired with each dish, vegetarian menus and private truffle classes available.
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Tempio Maggiore di Roma
A natural stop in the Jewish Ghetto for travellers looking for Jewish sites in Rome.
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Voodoo Bar
Tropical pool bar near the Colosseum: aperitivo formula pizza+wine or sushi+cocktail €10, no booking; after 23:00 door selection and entry fee.
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All'Antico Vinaio
They call it the tastiest thing there is - expect a long line near the Pantheon, but go anyway.
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Armando al Pantheon
Authentic Roman restaurant locals also love - try cacio e pepe or carbonara.
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Booktique
Design gifts instead of fridge magnets: mugs, tote bags with Roman phrases, posters and cookbooks, minutes from the Pantheon (Via della Stelletta 17).
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Caffè Teichner
Order their famous coffee: espresso with velvety coffee cream and dark chocolate cream — about €5, halfway between a coffee and a dessert.
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Circus Roof Garden
Rooftop cocktails with a city view — she lists it among Rome's dreamiest aperitivo spots.
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Con Mollica o Senza
The Neapolitan giant-panini trend now in central Rome — indulgent sandwiches worth a stop.
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Elisa Gelateria
Via San Francesco a Ripa 19: gelato, mini cannoli (€2.50) and aragostine (€2) – a good rainy-day stop.
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Emma Pizzeria
One of her October picks: ask what's in season. For truffle dishes, check the price before ordering.
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Espressamente illy
Open the day with an espresso; limited-edition illy tins are worth collecting.
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Ferrari Store
Her favorite shop in Rome — fun stop with kids.
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Fieramosca Roma
Excellent rigatoni carbonara with guanciale and pecorino - she can't wait to come back.
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Fior di Luna
Gelato stop in Trastevere - the nocciola (hazelnut) is perfect.
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Forno Campo de' Fiori
Stop for lunch and order supplì - the Roman version of arancini; try cacio e pepe and the classic tomato one.
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Gelateria Della Palma
Try the mousse tiramisù gelato – she waited for it all trip.
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Gelateria Frigidarium
On Via del Governo Vecchio — ask the server to dip your gelato in the chocolate coating.
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Iginio Massari Pasticceria
New branch inside Galleria Alberto Sordi — the maritozzo is the tastiest she's ever eaten, said to be Italy's best.
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Il Pompiere
A favourite in October: ask for off-menu seasonal dishes, since the best ones often aren't written on the menu.
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La Buvette
Morning: Italian coffee, Parisian-style pastries, truffle mushroom omelette, pancakes. In the evening it turns into an elegant cocktail bar.
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LUNA Caffè Specialty & Bakery
Super cool roastery-cafe for breakfast - a bit far from the centre but worth the walk.
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Metro C Colosseo Fori Imperiali
Rome's new Metro C station is like an underground archaeological museum — 'the most beautiful metro in the world'.
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Moon Asian Bar
Rooftop of Hotel Valadier at Via della Fontanella 15 with views to Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps — order the truffle mushroom gyoza and spicy mango roll.
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Neman Maison
Nofar Kashi's Italian house in Rome — kosher stay plus cooking workshops and food tours; the address for anything kosher in Rome.
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Pasticceria Boccione
200-year-old bakery in the Jewish Ghetto near the Great Synagogue — get the secret-recipe closed ricotta and sour cherry crostata.
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Pianostrada Laboratorio di Cucina
"Great place" — get the focaccia with ricotta and zucchini flowers and the fried artichoke.
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Qvinto
Hidden gardens surrounded by flowers — good for aperitivo.
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Sora Mirella Caffè
Her go-to stand for grattachecca (hand-scraped ice with syrup and fresh fruit), right by Ponte Garibaldi.
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The Court
Aperitivo with a direct view of the Colosseum.
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The Sanctuary Eco Retreat
"Extra cool place" — lush plant-filled bar/restaurant near the Terme di Traiano, best in the evening.
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Tonnarello
Trastevere trattoria she names for the best carbonara in Rome — order the rigatoni carbonara.
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Trattoria Da Teo
Authentic Roman trattoria in Trastevere, popular with locals.
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Via del Campidoglio
Free hidden viewpoint over the Roman Forum and Colosseum — best at sunset, no queue and no rooftop bill.
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Via del Corso
Rome's main shopping street - combine it with a walk down from Villa Borghese to Piazza del Popolo.
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Via Vittoria
Small elegant street a step from the Spanish Steps, lined with niche perfume boutiques for women, men and kids.
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בר קוקטלים בארמון מהמאה ה-16 (שם לא צוין)
What she calls Rome's prettiest cocktail bar: inside a 16th-century palazzo with painted ceilings — come at aperitivo hour.
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פיצריה/מאפייה כשרה לפיצה רומאית (השם לא צוין)
Kosher-certified bakery for 'lingue' — thin crispy Roman pizza strips with tomato sauce and no cheese.
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Area Sacra di Largo Argentina
Ruins and columns in the middle of town with the colorful houses behind - worth a stop on a walking day.
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Baccano
Known for its carbonara; they came for dessert and drinks - very creamy mousse-like tiramisu made at the table plus espresso martinis.
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Basilica di San Pietro
The dome on the horizon is the classic photo backdrop from the Tiber bridges.
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Colline Emiliane
Emilian trattoria on Via degli Avignonesi 22 — order the stuffed tortelli with butter and sage.
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Complesso del Vittoriano
Exhibition space inside the Vittoriano — she saw the Andy Warhol show and "Pollock e la scuola di New York", plus a mirrored flowers light room.
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Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi
Bernini's fountain at the centre of Piazza Navona - best seen when the square is empty.
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Ghetto Ebraico di Roma
Day 3: the Jewish Quarter and its traditions, plus a stop at Rome's most famous bakery for cherry cheesecake.
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Grazia & Graziella
Always packed with people in normal times — on a favourite corner of Trastevere she shows on every tour.
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Hop On Hop Off Panoramic Tour Rome
Open-top double-decker tour bus — an easy, fun way to cover Rome with a child.
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Mercato Centrale Roma
The Rome branch of the chain — Michal used to run her food tours there.
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Ombre Rosse
On the square in Trastevere that is always full of people — a spot she loves.
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Palazzo Esposizioni Roma
The Pixar exhibition (Toy Story carousel, Merida sculpture) is a great rainy-day stop with kids.
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Barbieri 23 Roma – Enoteca & Lab
Wine bar on Via dei Barbieri, right by the hotel — good for a late supper of small cheese and mousse plates with white wine.
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Basilica di San Pietro
Visible on the horizon from the Tiber riverside.
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Basilica di Santa Maria in Trastevere
Worth a look right on the main Trastevere square.
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Cesaretto
Tiny, warm wine bar on Via Bocca di Leone, walls lined with bottles - good for a quick glass.
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Dar Filettaro a Santa Barbara
Classic Roman filetti di baccalà — one of the must-try local dishes.
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Fontana dei Libri
Refill your bottle at the free street fountain (nasone) nearby - block the spout with a finger and water shoots up to drink.
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Foro Romano
Walk the cypress-lined cobblestone path through the ancient centre with the kids.
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Gino Sorbillo
The Naples pizzaiolo's Rome branch — she got into the kitchen after messaging him on Instagram.
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L'Arcangelo
One of her go-to spots for dishes that change with the season; ask what's off-menu today.
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Mercati di Traiano
Walk Via dei Fori Imperiali past Trajan's Forum and Market — lovely on a crisp blue-sky winter day (8°C).
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Musei Vaticani
Do the Vatican in the morning of day 2, then the Colosseum in the afternoon.
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Nannarella
Always buzzing — the queue stretches far down the street; a fixed stop on her Trastevere tours.
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Palazzo Fendi
Every year Fendi displays a beautifully designed Christmas tree at its building.
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Palazzo Talìa
A bar inside a restored 16th-century palazzo turned boutique hotel, near the Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps.
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Piazza San Pietro
Easy walk with kids in the world's smallest country.
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Piazza Sant'Apollinare
Dinner outdoors on the piazza: Aperol spritz, oysters and a garlicky pizza marinara.
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Piazza Sant'Egidio
Small Trastevere square that is normally always full of people, with cafés and restaurants around it.
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Poldo e Gianna Osteria
Rigatoni in tomato sauce with guanciale and the artichoke pasta, with white wine.
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Rinascente Roma Via del Tritone
Stop at the rooftop food floor for a mozzarella and tomato caprese.
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Spanish Steps
At Christmas, a fashion house puts up its own decorated tree on the steps.
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STOA ROME - Luxury Suites
Israeli-owned boutique hotel in Prati; message WhatsApp +39 351 462 2004 for her special deal.
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Terrazza del Gianicolo
Free panoramic terrace at Piazzale Garibaldi; come at 12:00 to hear the traditional cannon shot.
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Terrazza Italia Vittoriano
Looks out on the Theatre of Marcellus, Campidoglio, the Forums and the Colosseum; the terrace beside the café is free.
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Tevere
Dreamy view along the Tiber with a bridge and St. Peter's dome on the horizon.
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Zara Via del Corso
Reopened after renovation inside historic Palazzo Bocconi: exclusive collection, a whole floor of bags and shoes, free name-branding on bags, sofas for waiting partners.
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Don Nicola
Small classic spot for rigatoni in tomato sauce with a glass of white.
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Miniso
Branch inside the da Vinci mall by the airport.
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Testaccio
Sights · neighborhood
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Aeroporto di Roma Fiumicino Leonardo da Vinci
Shopping centre right next to the airport – worth arriving early.
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Caffè Domiziano
Outdoor dining right on Piazza Navona.
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Cannone del Gianicolo
Every day at exactly 12:00 a blank shell is fired from the Janiculum Hill over the city — a tradition since 1847, loud but harmless.
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Christmas World Roma
Expected at Villa Borghese from Nov 29 to Jan 11, unless plans change.
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Faggiani
Coffee & sweets · bakery bar
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Fontana del Moro
One of the fountains in Piazza Navona, at the southern end of the square.
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Galleria Alberto Sordi
Sights · shopping gallery
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Gucci
The Via dei Condotti boutique is a fun detour even with kids — they can try on the oversized sunglasses.
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Kasanova
Shopping · homeware store
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Mercato di Campo de' Fiori
Don't buy coloured pasta, olive oil, spices or coloured limoncello here — it's tourist stuff.
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Mercato di Porta Portese
The classic Rome market she remembers from her student days; still part of her routine.
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MUJI
Shopping · lifestyle store
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Piazza Colonna
Home to the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
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Ponte Garibaldi
Sights · bridge
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Roma Termini
Departure point for the high-speed trains to Naples (Italo/Frecciargento).
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St. Peter's Square
At Christmas it has a giant tree and a traditional nativity scene (presepe).
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Vicus Caprarius - La Città dell'Acqua
Hidden archaeological site on Vicolo del Puttarello, steps from the Trevi Fountain.
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Zuma
She says don't bother with Zuma anymore – she found a better rooftop facing Piazza del Popolo.
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