The most famous and largest farmer's market in Rome comes together every Sunday in Trastevere. It's a hotspot for tourists and locals alike so make sure to head over early.
A traditional Italian restaurant with a large summertime terrace overlooking one of Trastevere's most peaceful car-free piazzas. Roma Sparita is known for the best Cacio e Pepe (cheese-and-black-pepper pasta served in an edible bowl made of crisp golden Parmesan) in town.
Famous for their paper-thin pizzas, Ai Marmi is the perfect spot in Trastevere to grab a quick dinner. Grab a table near the oven to watch in awe as the chefs make all of the pizzas at once.
Once a monastic orchard containing an orange grove with stunning views of the city across the river Tiber below. We think it may just be the most romantic place in Rome.
You may have been lucky enough to have tried their pasta and sauce before, but a visit the Da Enzo al 29 will undoubtedly be better.