Guidebook for Roma
Food Scene
The oldest bakery in the city where you can enjoy great breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Also excellent aperitifs and the wine selection
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Pasticceria Panificio Panella Roma
54 Via MerulanaThe oldest bakery in the city where you can enjoy great breakfast, lunch or dinner.
Also excellent aperitifs and the wine selection
Regoli is an artisan bakery founded in 1916 and is still run by the Regoli Family.
It produces its sweets following the most classic recipes of italian tradition and selecting healthy and genuine ingredients.
For every occasion, season and taste.
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Pasticceria Regoli
60 Via dello StatutoRegoli is an artisan bakery founded in 1916 and is still run by the Regoli Family.
It produces its sweets following the most classic recipes of italian tradition and selecting healthy and genuine ingredients.
For every occasion, season and taste.
Os Club is a restaurant located a stone's throw from the Colosseum, in the Colle Oppio Park. It is a modern, multi-purpose space suitable for any time of the day: brunch, aperitif, lunch and dinner.
Also if you feel like dancing, this restaurant after dinner turns into a beautiful open-air night club where to spend an evening of fun.
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Os Club
4/A Via delle Terme di TraianoOs Club is a restaurant located a stone's throw from the Colosseum, in the Colle Oppio Park. It is a modern, multi-purpose space suitable for any time of the day: brunch, aperitif, lunch and dinner.
Also if you feel like dancing, this restaurant after dinner turns into a beautiful open-air night club where to spend an evening of fun.
Arts & Culture
Brancaccio is traditionally considered "The Theatre of Rome": here have performed great actors like Totò, Aldo Fabrizi, Anna Magnani and Gigi Proietti as well as musicians of all kinds, by Giuseppe Di Stefano to the Beatles, from Fabrizio De Andrè to Jimi Hendrix, Louis Armstrong and Adriano Celentano.
Here you can enjoy lots cabaret shows, ballet and Italian comedy.
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Teatro Brancaccio
244 Via Merulana Brancaccio is traditionally considered "The Theatre of Rome": here have performed great actors like Totò, Aldo Fabrizi, Anna Magnani and Gigi Proietti as well as musicians of all kinds, by Giuseppe Di Stefano to the Beatles, from Fabrizio De Andrè to Jimi Hendrix, Louis Armstrong and Adriano Celentano.
Here you can enjoy lots cabaret shows, ballet and Italian comedy.
Everything Else
A stone's throw from Rome's Colosseum, you'll find the up-and-coming neighborhood of Monti, buzzing with cool bars, fashion shops and traditional restaurants, loved by a loyal local crowd
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Rione Monti
A stone's throw from Rome's Colosseum, you'll find the up-and-coming neighborhood of Monti, buzzing with cool bars, fashion shops and traditional restaurants, loved by a loyal local crowd
Roma Termini is Italy’s largest station in terms of size and traffic volume and is one of Europe’s main stations. It has been dubbed a “Constantly expanding Universe” due to the numerous alterations made to the building, which over the years has become an exclusive place, a key resource for the city, with a dual role as a multi-transport hub and city piazza, filled with services and commercial opportunities.
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Roma Termini station
40 Via Giovanni GiolittiRoma Termini is Italy’s largest station in terms of size and traffic volume and is one of Europe’s main stations. It has been dubbed a “Constantly expanding Universe” due to the numerous alterations made to the building, which over the years has become an exclusive place, a key resource for the city, with a dual role as a multi-transport hub and city piazza, filled with services and commercial opportunities.
Shopping
What started as a way for several Monti shop owners to burn through some overstock has now turned into a fully fledged vintage market. Led by local boutique the market mixes together 35 seemingly disparate vendors every Sunday. The owner prides herself on featuring only the most beautiful items, and you'll find everything from bold jewels, saucer-like glasses, special-edition Polaroid cameras and handmade glass-blown baubles sprinkled throughout the space. And the clothing is not only vintage – there are also fantastical pieces by emerging fashion designers.
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Mercato Monti Urban Market
46/48 Via LeoninaWhat started as a way for several Monti shop owners to burn through some overstock has now turned into a fully fledged vintage market. Led by local boutique the market mixes together 35 seemingly disparate vendors every Sunday. The owner prides herself on featuring only the most beautiful items, and you'll find everything from bold jewels, saucer-like glasses, special-edition Polaroid cameras and handmade glass-blown baubles sprinkled throughout the space. And the clothing is not only vintage – there are also fantastical pieces by emerging fashion designers.
Sightseeing
The Patriarchal Basilica of St. Mary Major reigns as an authentic jewel in the crown of Roman churches. Its beautiful treasures are of inestimable value, and represent the Church's role as the cradle of Christian artistic civilization in Rome. For nearly sixteen centuries, St. Mary Major has held its position as a Marian shrine par excellence and has been a magnet for pilgrims from all over the world who have come to the Eternal City to experience the beauty, grandeur and holiness of the basilica.
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Capela Sistina de Santa Maria Maggiore
Piazza di Santa Maria MaggioreThe Patriarchal Basilica of St. Mary Major reigns as an authentic jewel in the crown of Roman churches. Its beautiful treasures are of inestimable value, and represent the Church's role as the cradle of Christian artistic civilization in Rome. For nearly sixteen centuries, St. Mary Major has held its position as a Marian shrine par excellence and has been a magnet for pilgrims from all over the world who have come to the Eternal City to experience the beauty, grandeur and holiness of the basilica.
In the Esquilino quarter, in via Merulana, it preserves a semi-underground room decorated with frescoes, the only remains of the architectural complex belonging to Maecenas.
The monument, traditionally known as Auditorium di Mecenate but in reality the ancient nymphaeum, is located within the public garden in Largo Leopardi (along the Via Merulana) and still well-preserved in its entirety; his discovery was made in 1874, through the major excavation work for the construction of the new district Esquilino, immediately after the proclamation of Rome capital of the Kingdom of Italy.
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Auditorium di Mecenate
2 Largo LeopardiIn the Esquilino quarter, in via Merulana, it preserves a semi-underground room decorated with frescoes, the only remains of the architectural complex belonging to Maecenas.
The monument, traditionally known as Auditorium di Mecenate but in reality the ancient nymphaeum, is located within the public garden in Largo Leopardi (along the Via Merulana) and still well-preserved in its entirety; his discovery was made in 1874, through the major excavation work for the construction of the new district Esquilino, immediately after the proclamation of Rome capital of the Kingdom of Italy.
Ever been to Colle Oppio, one of the seven hills of ancient Rome? This green hill is far more interesting than you might imagine at first sight. Sometimes called Oppian Wonderland by archaeologists, Colle Oppio never ceases to amaze, one never knows what will emerge from this ancient Roman hill.
Colle Oppio slopes gently down to the Colosseum on one side and to the Celio and Monti neighborhoods on the other. At the bottom end of Via Celimontana you’ll find the stairs to climb the hill that became a park -designed by Raffaele de Vico- in 1938. But don’t let the park’s sometimes dingy appearance fool you, Colle Oppio is one of the oldest and richest archaeological sites in Rome.
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Parque Colle Oppio
Viale del Monte OppioEver been to Colle Oppio, one of the seven hills of ancient Rome? This green hill is far more interesting than you might imagine at first sight. Sometimes called Oppian Wonderland by archaeologists, Colle Oppio never ceases to amaze, one never knows what will emerge from this ancient Roman hill.
Colle Oppio slopes gently down to the Colosseum on one side and to the Celio and Monti neighborhoods on the other. At the bottom end of Via Celimontana you’ll find the stairs to climb the hill that became a park -designed by Raffaele de Vico- in 1938. But don’t let the park’s sometimes dingy appearance fool you, Colle Oppio is one of the oldest and richest archaeological sites in Rome.
La Porta Alchemic, also known as Porta Magica or Hermetic Door or Gate of Heaven, is a monument built between 1655 and 1680 by Massimiliano Palombara Marquis Pietraforte at his residence, Palombara villa, situated in the countryside east of Rome on the Esquiline Hill to the position corresponding to today's Piazza Vittorio, where today was placed.
La Porta Alchemy is the only survivor of the five gates of the villa Palombara lost on the arc of the door on the opposite side there was an inscription that can date it to 1680, there were also lost four other inscriptions on the walls of the building within the villa. According to legend, handed down in 1802 by the abbot and scholar Girolamo Francesco Cancellieri, a pilgrim stibeum was housed in the villa for a night.
The "pilgrim", identified with the alchemist Francesco Giustiniani Bono, stayed for a night in the gardens in search of a mysterious grass capable of producing gold, the next morning he was seen to disappear for ever through the door, but left behind some gold particles result of a successful alchemical transmutation, and a mysterious card full of puzzles and magic symbols that would contain the secret of the Philosopher's Stone.
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Porta Alchemica
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II La Porta Alchemic, also known as Porta Magica or Hermetic Door or Gate of Heaven, is a monument built between 1655 and 1680 by Massimiliano Palombara Marquis Pietraforte at his residence, Palombara villa, situated in the countryside east of Rome on the Esquiline Hill to the position corresponding to today's Piazza Vittorio, where today was placed.
La Porta Alchemy is the only survivor of the five gates of the villa Palombara lost on the arc of the door on the opposite side there was an inscription that can date it to 1680, there were also lost four other inscriptions on the walls of the building within the villa. According to legend, handed down in 1802 by the abbot and scholar Girolamo Francesco Cancellieri, a pilgrim stibeum was housed in the villa for a night.
The "pilgrim", identified with the alchemist Francesco Giustiniani Bono, stayed for a night in the gardens in search of a mysterious grass capable of producing gold, the next morning he was seen to disappear for ever through the door, but left behind some gold particles result of a successful alchemical transmutation, and a mysterious card full of puzzles and magic symbols that would contain the secret of the Philosopher's Stone.
Essentials
A short walk from the apartment you will find Conad Supermarket where you can buy all kinds of food and beverage products
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Conad - Supermarket
275 Viale SomaliaA short walk from the apartment you will find Conad Supermarket where you can buy all kinds of food and beverage products