Set within the lovely Villa Laetitia, Enoteca La Torre takes inspiration from the surroundings to guide the ever-evolving menu. The food is indisputably exceptional (it holds two Michelin stars for good reason), though it's the wine cellar, which has been curated since the 1980s, which is the real highlight. 

Going back to the roots of cooking, Marzapane uses only contemporary techniques in their kitchen to deliver simple but delicious meals that focus on the taste of the ingredients. 

Located next to Piazza del Popolo, this glamorous boutique hotel features an intimate private garden & pool (very rare in Rome) surrounded by lemon and olive trees. Make sure to take the secret passageway to the popular club Raspoutine on Fridays & Saturdays (situated in the basement of the hotel).

Since 1925, Hotel Locarno has graced Rome with its beauty and hospitality everyday (it has not once been closed for a day). As so, Hotel Locarno has years of history, noble visitors and stories to share. If the walls could talk, we would certainly be listening.