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" Rome has much more to offer than just the Colosseum. Follow me to secluded courtyards, little-known pizzerias and trendy bars. "
Jessica Schots, our local from time to momo Rome
According to legend, Rome was built in 753 B.C., and almost 2,800 year later, the city has developed a modern vibe. Ancient theaters found new life as restaurants, and workers' districts are now hip yuppie neighborhoods. The Colosseum, Foro Romano, Vatican, and Spanish Steps are just a few of the monuments that support Rome's status as "the Eternal City." Every street corner provides an opportunity to explore a different era, and in between all that history is the here and now: strong Italian coffee, ice cream in every imaginable flavor, wine and pasta, and hidden-away independent businesses. Follow us and we'll unveil all of Rome's secrets!
Momo Top 5
Walking through ancient Rome
Hiking to the top of the Cupola di San Pietro
Drinking wine in Monti
Tossing a coin into the Trevi Fountain
All Districts in Rome
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The Vatican is an autonomous state, full of art and religion. The relatively undiscovered Prati neighborhood has plenty of sights.
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'Trident' is the neighborhood formed by three streets south of Piazza del Popolo. Must-sees: the Spanish Steps and Trevi Fountain.
A neigborhood full of cafés and restaurants. The island in the river is extraordinary, and Janiculum Hill offers wonderful views.
Residential neighborhood Testaccio is quiet and authentic. Come here for traditional Roman cuisine and an extraordinary pyramid.
Ponte Milvio
The neighborhood around the historical Ponte Milvio bridge is north Rome's party center, full of clubs, bars, and restaurants.
Monti is known for its wine bars, studios, restaurants and clothing boutiques. Cultural highlight: Michelangelo's statue of Moses.
The neighborhood was named after the Via Flaminia, a road dating back to ancient Rome, that runs all the way to Rimini.
Named for the Esquiline Hill, Esquilino is a multicultural melting pot. Its beacon, Santa Maria Maggiore basilica, is a must-see.
Colosseum & Aventino
The Roman Forum and Palatine Hill are located next to the Colosseum, with the Circus Maximus and Aventino neighborhood nearby.
Centro Storico (R)
This neighborhood features many different attractions, such as the Pantheon, Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori and the Jewish ghetto.
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