Rome

Rome has 12 neighbourhoods and 353 places. Trastevere is trattoria country, cacio e pepe on a cobbled lane, while Piazza Navona and the Spanish Steps are lunch between sights, with enough hotels in the mix to plan a stay around. Trastevere has the most on 56, then the Spanish Steps on 40 and Piazza Navona on 36.

Start here

Busiest neighborhoods first.

56 places

Trastevere

Trastevere is the densest food area in the Rome data, and most of it is trattoria cooking.

40 places

Spanish Steps

Spanish Steps country is hotels, rooftops and shopping.

36 places

Piazza Navona

Piazza Navona is the postcard and the streets around it are the better meal.

Where you eat

1 guides

Testaccio

offal, cacio e pepe and a covered market

1 guides

Jewish Ghetto

fried artichokes, Roman-Jewish cooking and the Tiber island

Coffee first

1 guides

Prati

bakeries, a covered market and a castle on the Vatican side

1 guides

Campo de' Fiori

the market square, Roscioli and a lot of pasta

1 guides

Ponte and Via Giulia

tasting menus on Via Giulia and pasta in the lanes by the river

Where you shop

1 guides

Pantheon

coffee queues, gelato and trattorias a minute from the dome

1 guides

Monti

vintage shops, cocktail bars and a village feel next to the Forum

Everything else

1 guides

Termini and Esquilino

a station food hall, two big basilicas and cheap dinners behind Termini

1 guides

Via Veneto and Ludovisi

the Via Veneto hotels, Bernini and the Borghese collection

A neighborhood shows up here once we hold enough places in one category to make a guide out of it. Rome has 12 of them today.