High-end, rustic taverna decorated with legs of prosciutto, famed for pasta served in steel pans.

Owned and run by a team of four women (a mother with her friend and two daughters), Pianostrada started as a teeny tiny destination down a winding alley in Trastevere—a location they quickly outgrew as lines started to build up down the street. Last year, they made the move across the river to a cool little area in Centro Strada, just far enough from the touristy craziness to offer a quiet dinner. The interior is bright, comfortable, and unfussy, with a lovely internal garden that's perfect in the warmer months. The menu leans on crazy-fresh ingredients sourced from the farms around Rome, and every category, from fritti to pasta, is gorgeously executed. Definitely don't miss the panini, which are made on bread that the chefs bake in-house daily.

Roscioli is a name encompassing many culinary facets, in one operation. The Ristorante, the Salumeria, the Antico Forno, the Caffè Pasticceria, the Rimessa, and the Wine Club. All places of taste, skillfully managed and coordinated, where you can find the best of Roman, Italian, and international production, selected with great skill and passion over the years.

Visit the Colosseum, Rome’s most stunning landmark and the center of social life in years gone by. Here, you’ll have the opportunity to learn how the Amphitheatre was built, what it was used for as well as who fought in it and why. Close your eyes and imagine hundreds of gladiators walking down the hall and preparing themselves for the great fight in the arena. Can you hear the raucous crowd of Senators in togas cheering their names?

The visit of the Museums will unveil all the must-sees in the Vatican, from the Gallery of Maps, to the Sistine Chapel and St. Peter’s. Behind the imposing doors of the Vatican Museums, an invaluable treasure trove of timeless gems await you. Indeed, thanks to the passion of some enlightened popes, for accumulating and commissioning superb artworks, you can admire a collection of 2.000 unique items: from Egyptian sarcophagi to Flemish tapestries, from Classical antiquities to Renaissance fresco paintings.

Thirty feet underground lies a fascinating world of ancient wonders. Specially designed to provide you with a memorable experience and broaden your knowledge of Rome’s buried treasures and hidden layers, this tour will take you off the beaten track, on a subterranean journey back in time. The visit includes entrances to the underground of St. Clemente church, Celio Roman Houses and other precious underground secrets of the city. Visit the impressive three-level church of St. Clement: 20 meters below the ground hides a place of secular charm, rich in history and full of curiosities. Visiting the Basilica means taking a vertical journey through the different time periods of the Eternal city. ​

Head now over to the Roman Houses on Celio, whose magnificent frescoes, dating back to the 3rd century, are a vivid proof of ancient times, with figures that range from fake marble painted on stucco to elaborate arrangements of flowers and animals.​* Celio Roman Houses are closed on Tuesday and Thursday

Vespa sidecar tours in Rome are 3-hour guided experiences that take visitors through the city's most iconic landmarks including the Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Spanish Steps, Colosseum, Vatican, and scenic viewpoints like Gianicolo Hill, traveling at a comfortable 25 mph with professional drivers and certified guides.

This 3-hour private tour allows visitors to drive their own electric Fiat "Topolino" car through Rome's iconic landmarks while following a tour leader, featuring a panoramic roof for breathtaking city views and zero-emission, whisper-quiet operation that provides an eco-friendly and immersive exploration experience