Cartoleria Internazionali, one of Rome’s oldest stationery shops, offers notebooks, pens & art supplies — a charming stop between Campo de’ Fiori and Trastevere.

At Caffe ai Banchi Vecchi, start your day with coffee, cool off with Rome’s best shakerato, and end with a spritz at sunset in a charming piazza.

Caffe Novecento near Piazza Navona with its Parisian decoration, offers sweet treats, teas, and light bites. It's perfect for a calm break in historic Rome.

Rosso Eat Drink Stay near Circo Massimo serves brunch to dinner with Italian flair, a bohamian vibe, and must-try fries. Try it with dessert or limoncello!

Near the city center, ArtPeal sells handmade pop art–inspired pieces; funky bags, painted shoes, and playful shirts. So much better than regular souvenirs!

Maccarone il Pastificio is a Roman hidden gem serving fresh house-made pasta like pesto fusilloni and ajo e ojo — simple, authentic, and unforgettable.

Castel Sant’Angelo is at once a monument, museum & archaeological site. Stroll the bridge, enjoy free entry on first Sundays, or relax in its green oasis.

La Focacceria di Rienzo in Prati serves fresh sandwiches, pizzas, and salads with a relaxed vibe — don’t miss the house-made focaccia and charming patio.

A spritz at Piccolo Bar will be served with the perfect amount of ice and accompanied with marinated olives that complement whichever drink you pick!

"SiTenne" in Rome isn't just a vintage clothes shop. I wouldn't have fallen in love with it if it was. You'll always find a perfect, friendly ambience here

CSOA eXSnia in Rome is in my opinion one of the most culturally vivid and beautiful places in the city, a 'self-managed occupied social center'...

"Osteria Dar Bruttone" in Rome makes some of tastiest carbonara (with or without artichokes) you can get your hands on. Also try their Porchetta...