The author initially had disappointing dining experiences in Rome, but eventually discovered great eateries in the city center. Recommendations include gelaterias like Giolitti and Gelateria del Teatro, pizzerias like Antico Forno Roscioli and Pizzeria da Baffetto, as well as restaurants such as Piccolo Arancio and Alfreda e Ada. They also recommend Citta in Fiore for Chinese cuisine.
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Vatican Museum: Things to Do in Rome
The Vatican Museums in Rome offer a rich, opulent experience with art and antiquities from different eras and cultures. Skip-the-line tips and an early visit help beat the crowds. Standouts include the Sistine Chapel, Raphael Rooms, and Egyptian exhibits. Dress code must be observed. Online booking options and private tours are available.
Things to Do in Rome: the SUPER Pass
Rome’s cultural ministry offers the SUPER Pass, granting access to restricted archaeological sites at the Roman Forum and Palatine Hill. The pass includes access to eight restricted areas. Two options are available: stand-alone ticket for 16€ + 2€ reservation fee or a 6€ add-on to the regular ticket for 12€ + 2€ reservation fee. Reservations required for restricted sites. Visit CoopCulture website for specific days/times. Online reservation recommended. Visitors must adhere to reservation times to enter restricted sites. Tips include checking site closures, obtaining a map, bringing food and water, and wearing appropriate footwear. The pass offers value and the sites are less crowded. Online reservation for the Colosseum is recommended. Enjoy the SUPER Pass in Rome!
Rome Tourist Attractions: The Pantheon
My favorite building in the entire world is the Pantheon. The Pantheon is, in my humble opinion, one of the best Rome tourist attractions. In the Eternal City, visiting the Pantheon is the first thing we do and the last. I have to see my beloved brown stone rotunda one last time before getting in… Continue reading Rome Tourist Attractions: The Pantheon
Rome Attractions: Nero’s Golden Palace
Roman history is filled with colorful characters, but few are so universally disliked as Nero. He is portrayed as cruel and debauched—a morally depraved man whose ego was more important than the citizens of Rome. The empire was appalled when he had his own mother put to death. If a man could be this brutal… Continue reading Rome Attractions: Nero’s Golden Palace
Roaming Historian 