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.

Walk up to the bar for the best cortado you may ever have! Come to Barnum near Campo di Fiori market for flaky and huge pastries, made fresh in-house!

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...