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Lunch in ancient Rome and touring the Vatican

In the Eternal City, where the river Aniene joins the Tiber, classical myth and modern aspirations strike a stunning balance. As centuries of turbulent past survive through ruined temples, triumphant arches, and noble statues, cosmopolitan vitality keeps up with the times through busy traffic, thrivin...

 
It’s Ancient Rome’s most famous monument. Here, bloody battles between gladiators and against wild animals raged. A colossal statue of Emperor Nero used to welcome—or intimidate—people coming in from t...
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The seat of Catholicism, the Vatican holds many wonders such as the most magnificent museums and chapels in the world (Sistine Chapel, which holds Michaelangelo’s frescos, St. Peter’s Basilica, the Raphael rooms, Pinacote...
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The Pantheon, a temple dedicated to all the Gods, has stood on this spot since before Christ was born. Over the centuries, it has served as a temple to the Roman gods, a Christian church, and a tomb. The bodies of painters Raphael and Anniba...
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The annual football derby running from September to June inflames Roman passion as no other sport could. The Roman – Lazio Challenge is the...

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Bargains are a monthly thing in Rome. Just go to Piazza Augusto Imperatore every first and third Sunday of the month for collector’s items ...

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The Pope leads the celebration, proof of the Catholics’ devotion to the Virgin of the Immaculate Conception. Pilgrims and Romans decorate h...

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Location. the art deco hotel lord byron in rome, italy, borders the borghese gardens in the exclusive parioli neighbourhood. the spanish steps, trevi fountain, and via condotti and via veneto's shops are two kilometres away, ten minutes by complimen...
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Location. the resort style sheraton roma hotel in rome, italy, is in the modern eur (esposizione universale romana) business district. the hotel is six kiometres south of the trevi fountain, piazza navona and vatican city. a free hotel shuttle takes...
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The hotel patria is a 19th century five storey property sited in rome's historic centre, 700 metres from via veneto and the roman forum. the 49 guestrooms, all feature modern furnishings, warm, pastel decor and patterned fabrics, and are equipped wit...
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For the best cured meats and cheeses, go to Volpetti. Since 1973, this specialty shop has been offering a wide selection of meats, cheeses, bread...
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This department store has everything from clothing to house ware to cosmetics and jewelry. The goods are reasonably priced and of high quality. W...
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Everything is perhaps the only answer to the question, “What can I buy at the Porta Portese flea market?” From clothing to paintings,...
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  Marvel at the timeless beauty of Rome. Visit the historic landmarks and classical architecture that draws millions of tourists each year.
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  Go back in time and explore the enduring landmarks of the Roman empire.
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  Visit the Vatican, the smallest country in the world. Visit the Porta PInciana, Aurelian Walls, Villa Borghese, the Vatican Museums, the Sistine Chapel, the Berni...
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  Escape from the heat of Rome and journey through the Via Tiburtina and discover Tivoli, an ancient city that provides you with spectacular views over the Roman Campagna. Visit Hadrian’s Villa, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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Galleries & Museum
Via Flaminia 82
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Shop & Eat
Via Uffizi del Vicario 40
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Zoo & Aquarium
1 Piazza del Giardino Zoologico
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Both the food and the atmosphere are as elegant as can be at La Pergola restaurant. The pasta tagliolini with shrimp, fresh lime, and zucchini flowers, as well as the scallops served with black truffle are highly-recommended.
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Boasting of a prestigious Michelin star, Il Convivio has been turning out inspired dishes since its establishment in 1990. The restaurant is owned by the Troiano brothers—Massimo, Giuseppe, and Angelo.
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Roman soul food may not sound as appetizing to foreigners but the way Checchino dal 1887 executes these dishes is delightfully irresistible. A must-try is the rigatoni con pajata and their selection of cucina povera.
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Even those with very discriminating tastes will have difficulty finding fault with Al Ceppo’s selection of dishes. Try the beef filet with black truffles or the roast lamb for a truly memorable dining experience!
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