One of the most famous and oldest coffee places in Rome, a nice and delicious place for a morning breakfast.

The place where Julius Caesar was killed by stabbing on the Ides of March, 44 B.C., in the senate house of Pompey's theatre.

Originally, it was considered a natural ford determinant in the construction of permanent settlements on the high ground around, and then it became the headquarters of the God of healing, Asclulapius, whose temple site is now occupied by the church of Bartolomy with a hospital across the little square.

An astonishing church, one of the oldest and most fascinating, with underground passages that reveal the place where the Saint lived and where she was martyred.

One of the last authentic and reliable restaurants of Trastevere, where food matches the soul of ancient Rome and the Roman people. The pasta Carbonara is a must, along with suppli and potato cake and a glass of Frascati wine. We remaind our customers that this restaurant is a must of the tour plan and that luch is not included in the tour fee.

Eine historische Kirche, einer der 25 christlichen Titel des 4. Jahrhunderts.

It is the site of a morning colorful street market of Rome, stalls of every genre, fruits and vegetable but also household tools and delicatessen.

One of the most beautiful temples dedicated to all the Gods, and one of the few surviving, because it was turned into a church in 609 A.D., and for this reason, one of the best-preserved. This is also the place where you can taste another typical Roman delicacy, Granita with coffee and whipped cream.