Things to do in Rome

Scholars Lounge Irish Pub

Unpretentious institution offering pub grub, whiskey & beer, plus music & trivia nights.

Bar Palomba

Arch of Constantine

A 21m-high Roman structure made up of 3 arches decorated with figures & battle scenes.

Pane e Salame

Hip, tucked-away modern bistro known for platters of meats & cheeses, paired with Italian wines.

Carpe Diem Tours

Church of Saint Louis of the French

France's baroque national church in Rome, known for the Caravaggio paintings in its chapel.

Musei di Villa Torlonia

Elegant villa housing exhibits of past resident, Mussolini, with an art museum in its formal garden.

Galleria Doria Pamphilj

Art by Rubens and Titian, plus ornate furniture and tapestries in palatial, 18th-century apartments.

Touriks Rome Info & Support Point

Basilica of San Clemente

Unique 300s church built over a pagan temple & Roman house, decorated with frescoes & mosaics.

Luneur Park

Amusement park with water slides, coasters & a Ferris wheel, plus Christmas & Halloween events.

Vattani Elegant Italian Restaurant & Cocktail Bar

Scuderie del Quirinale

18th-century carriage & stable house converted to host regular & varied art exhibits.

Gallerie Nazionali di Arte Antica - Palazzo Barberini

Baroque palace with renowned collection of artworks by Tintoretto, El Greco, Caravaggio & more.

Felice a Testaccio | ROMA

Venerable & celebrated trattoria with a simple, bare-brick interior, dedicated to Roman cooking.

Church of Santa Maria della Vittoria

Intimate, flamboyant 17th-century church housing Bernini's dramatic carving "The Ecstasy of Teresa."

Testaccio Market

Glass-roofed market on a Roman archeological site with 100+ gourmet & fresh food stalls & more.

Basilica of Saint Mary of the Angels and Martyrs

Basilica in the adapted remains of a Roman-era frigidarium with a meridian line designated in 1702.

Palazzo delle Esposizioni

Landmark building with a cinema, auditorium & multifunctional hall, plus cafe/restaurant & bookshop.

Cloister of Bramante

Cultural space hosting rotating exhibitions of classical art in a Donato Bramante-designed cloister.