Open since 1938 and still one of the most loved addresses in the city, Sant'Eustachio makes its espresso to a recipe that has never been shared – slow-roasted over wood, the machines hidden behind aluminium panels so no one can spot what they actually do. Order at the bar, take it with sugar, and grab a cornetto if you're hungry in the morning.

A well preserved breathtaking ancient building and former Roman temple, but now a church that houses the graves of some great Romans and of painter Raphael. 

Famed for being the Pope's tailor since 1798, Gammarelli is a house that excels in their craft. While they inventory is for a specific niche, we envy their attention to detail and fine craftsmanship that sets them apart. 

Admire three wonderful  Caravaggio works in the Contarelli Chapel. Before you leave the church, check out Domenichino’s faded 17th-century frescoes of Saint Cecilia in the second chapel on the right.