Sedia del diavolo Rome – History everywhere

"Cecilia Metella's Tomb" is a bit outside Rome's city center, but I love coming here to write among the ancient buildings & the Appia Antica road...

"Fabrizio Parrucchiere" Rome is an institution in the Pigneto neighborhood. Sometime I come here from the other side of the city just to have my hair done.

"Osteria Dar Nasone" Rome is one of those restaurants I go to when I don't want to cook but want something like mum's food. Protip: they have a wine tap...

"Vittorio Spezie e Cucina" mixes traditional Italian cuisine with the spices, aromas and colours of Rome's famous Piazza Vittorio market. Excellent decor.

"La Ciambella" Rome is the least of touristic restaurants, rather an authentic local spot located in a small street that offers a cozy, yet spacious...

"Sanba" San Basilio is in the north-eastern outskirts of Rome. Its aim is to redesign this shifty neighborhood using the street art skills of its populace

"Kalapà" in Rome is my go-to restaurant for several reasons: I don't want to cook at home, I'm on a low budget and their not-Greek-actually yummy Kumpir!

Ride a scooter on "Via Piccolomini" in Rome and, as you get closer to St Peter's Basilica, you'll actually see it shrinking instead of growing closer!

The market next to the Egeria water plant in Rome, or the "Mercato fonte Egeria", is an opportunity to meet regional farmers and buy fresh local produce!

"20 e 20" is a restaurant which also has a wine shop offering a cozy ambience and delicious menu. of which the dishes only use seasonal products...

"Big Hilda" in Rome's Trastevere won't cost you the earth & you'll actually find places to sit, unlike most surrounding bars. Great happy hour & cocktails.

"Museo delle Anime del Purgatorio", with its collection of relics and documents of deceased people, is one of Rome's most macabre and creepy museums...