Although this place can be considered quite casual in comparison to other restaurants in Rome, you will still spot a celebrity or important political figure at the table next to you. No surprise there, considering how delicious this trattoria is!

A breathtaking basilica that reveals Rome in layers. Explore richly decorated chapels, fascinating little nooks, and glittering 12th-century mosaics in the upper church. Then descend beneath to uncover an earlier Christian chapel, before reaching a remarkably preserved Roman house and Mithraic temple, set to the sounds of the rushing water from ancient aqueducts.

Atop the Celio Hill is this impressive, fortified church with some lovely 13th-century frescoes and a delightful hidden cloister. Ring the bell before entering and the large wooden door will be opened onto a magnificent courtyard. 

This beautiful hidden spot specialises in the original Rosetta: the eggplant and basil parmigiana sandwiched in crispy light roman bread and a Peroni on the side, is our go-to order.