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Two thousand years of history on every corner. The eternal city rewards those who slow down, eat well, and let themselves get magnificently lost.

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Restaurants 4
Il Tempio di Minerva
An authentic Roman trattoria near the Tempio di Minerva Medica, the kind of neighbourhood restaurant that Romans actually eat at, serving the city's most celebrated classic pastas.
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Hodophs insider tipOrder the cacio e pepe - it is the best you will ever have. Chef Bruno Barbieri has named their carbonara the finest in Rome. Book ahead; locals fill this place quickly.
Da Enzo al 29
The definitive Trastevere trattoria. Cacio e pepe, coda alla vaccinara, and tiramisù made by the family who've run this place for decades.
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Roscioli
Part deli, part restaurant, entirely Roman. The carbonara is considered among the city's best. A remarkable wine cellar beneath an ancient building.
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Il Sorpasso
A relaxed neighbourhood wine bar in Prati, natural wines, great cicchetti, and a lively mixed crowd at marble communal tables.
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Hotels 3
Hotel Amalfi
A charming family-run boutique hotel in the historic centre, with hand-painted frescoed ceilings, a rooftop terrace, and one of the best-located addresses in Rome.
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Hodophs insider tipA 10-minute easy walk to both the Colosseum and Trevi Fountain, and just minutes from Roma Termini - the perfect base for seeing the city without relying on taxis. Ask for a room with a view of the Basilica di Santa Maria Maggiore.
J.K. Place Roma
A discreet luxury townhouse steps from the Spanish Steps. All-suite, impeccably staffed, feels like staying in a private Roman palazzo.
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Palazzo Manfredi
A boutique hotel with arguably the greatest view in Rome, a rooftop terrace directly overlooking the Colosseum.
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Attractions 3
The Colosseum
Book the underground and arena floor tour for an extraordinary perspective on the 2,000-year-old amphitheatre. Skip the standard queue.
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Galleria Borghese
Canova, Bernini, Caravaggio, all in one villa. Strictly timed 2-hour entry keeps the galleries uncrowded. Book well in advance.
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Trastevere at Dusk
Rome's most atmospheric neighbourhood after dark. Wander the medieval lanes, then settle into an outdoor table for a long dinner.
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