The Capitoline Museums (Italian: Musei Capitolini) are a group of art and archaeological museums in Piazza del Campidoglio, on top of the Capitoline Hill in Rome, Italy. The historic seats of the museums are Palazzo dei Conservatori and Palazzo Nuovo, facing on the central trapezoidal piazza in a plan conceived by Michelangelo in 1536 and executed over a period of more than 400 years.

Discover Rome from the upper deck! Starting from Termini Station, the Rome bus tour is the perfect solution to explore the Eternal City in total freedom. You can admire iconic landmarks such as the Colosseum, the Vatican, and the Vittoriano from the upper deck of open-top buses, with incredible photo opportunities. The ticket is valid for 24 hours, and thanks to the Hop-On Hop-Off formula, you can get off at the main stops, visit the monuments, and hop back on the next bus to continue your exploration. During the journey, you can listen to a multilingual audio guide with the headphones provided on board, discovering all the secrets and curiosities of Rome!

The tour starts at Piazzale delle Canestre, Villa Borghese and lasts three hours, with a 15-minute grace period for late arrivals. It’s a shared experience with golf carts for up to seven passengers, led by an English-speaking guide who navigates through Rome’s key landmarks while avoiding traffic. Stops include the Colosseum, Circus Maximus, Mouth of Truth, Trevi Fountain, and Spanish Steps, offering a mix of history and iconic sights. The tour ends back at Villa Borghese.

Street Food is a new way of experiencing the millennial relationship of a culture with its food, with its roots, reinventing it every day in an innovative way.

An informal atmosphere, a small and surprising place, with flavors and aromas that are remembered.

A journey aimed at all those who want to experience oenology by offering unique wines and letting themselves be tempted by our food and wine specialties.

Traditional Roman tavern, genuine but not refined atmosphere, typical of the taverns of the past.

La Bottega di Cesare is the right place to taste the best of Gragnano pasta and Italian buffalo mozzarella in the center of Rome.

The antidote is wine and everything I have decided to put around it, to find myself in this environment, a natural, convivial place, designed to make people feel good and put them at ease.

It all started in 1968, if the walls of this place could speak, they would tell many special stories. There are many famous people who have been welcomed by the restaurant in all these years, now all that remains is to come and visit us.

Among the typical Trastevere restaurants, La Gattabuia is certainly one of the most famous, located between alleys and squares of Trastevere, it is easily accessible. The restaurant was created from the walls of an ancient prison from the papal era.

The Taverna Romana Monti 79 is a garrison of Roman cuisine in the capital. Since the beginning of the 19th century, generation after generation, the recipes of the classics of the Roman tradition have been handed down in Via della Madonna dei Monti 79. in the heart of Rione Monti, there is a place that keeps its history unchanged and transmits the culture of the capital, to present a cuisine that has its strength in the simplicity and ability of the chefs to enhance the quality of the ingredients used.

Zia Rosetta is a catering and kitchen workshop situated in the Monti district that offer gourmet Rosetta shaped sandwiches, salads, cooked dishes, drinks and fresh juices.

Bottega Tredici was born from a friendship and a common passion for good food. From the careful selection of raw materials, through the ancient flavor of handmade pasta, to the ever new play of shapes and colors.

A street food spot in the Testaccio market, specializing in fresh pasta and charcuterie and cheese platters, ideal for a quick and delicious meal.

A cozy spot offering a vast selection of Italian wines and dishes of cheese and charcuterie, perfect for aperitifs.

A historic Roman bakery that offers bread, focaccia, and traditional sweets made with high-quality ingredients.

A wine bar in the heart of Rome, known for its wide selection of Italian wines and local charcuterie and cheese platters.

Specializes in Italian wine tastings, offering wine tours and tasting courses in an elegant setting.

It’s a place for everyone: for enthusiasts, the curious or the inexperienced, L’Angolo Divino is not exclusive. However, the wine selection often is. Because each wine is chosen with attention and care, curiosity and knowledge. You can find labels from the most prestigious wineries, as well as from emerging ones, rare bottles or selected foreign wines, and a refined list of new organic wines. Plus sparkling wines, champagne and grappas of all kinds.