How to spot the best Gelaterias in Italy. Attaching the list of best Gelaterias in Rome based on local's recommendations.

Uncovering the Secrets: How to Spot the Best Gelateria in Italia.

Italy is famous for its delicious gelato, and no visit to this country is complete without trying it. However, with so many gelaterias to choose from, it can be difficult to find the best ones. Don't worry, as we have some insider tips to help you identify the top gelateria in Italy.

Look for Metal Canisters: 

One surefire sign of a top-notch gelateria is the use of metal canisters to store their gelato. These canisters help maintain the perfect temperature and consistency, ensuring that each scoop is a heavenly experience. Avoid places that display gelato in plastic containers, as they may compromise the quality and flavor.

 Gelato is Cheaper Than You'd Think:

Contrary to popular belief, the best gelato doesn't always come with a hefty price tag. Usually prices vary starting from 2,5 Euro up to 3,5 Euro. 

Avoid the Huge Mountains of Gelato:

Choosing a gelato based on its towering display may not guarantee quality. In many cases, it simply means that the gelateria values aesthetics more than flavor. The best gelaterias prioritize quality by carefully crafting a variety of flavors with attention to detail.

Trust the Locals:

 When in doubt, follow the locals. Italians take their gelato seriously and have a keen sense of where to find the best scoops in town. Don't hesitate to strike up a conversation with a friendly local and ask for their recommendations. They'll likely be more than happy to share their favorite gelateria gems with you.

The list of best Gelaterias in Rome: 

LA ROMANA: one of the oldest gelaterias in the city 

Address and how you can get there: 

Ostiense/Garbatella: Via Ostiense, 48Metro B, PiramideMonday-Thursday: 13:00-24:00 | Friday-Saturday: 13:00-01:00 | Sunday: 12:00-24:00

Vatican:Via Cola di Rienzo, 2Metro A, LepantoMonday-Sunday: 11:00-24:00

NEVE DI LATTE: 

Address and how you can get there:

Via Federico Cesi, 1

Phone: +39 06 3260 9829

Opening hours: Monday-Thursday: 08:00-23:00 | Friday-Saturday: 08:00-24:00 |  Sunday: 08:00-23:00

Metro A Lepanto, or one of many buses that stop at Piazza Cavour

Another location:  Via Luigi Poletti, 6

Phone: +39 06 320 8485

Opening hours: Monday-Sunday: 12:00-23:00Tram 2 from Piazza del Popolo to Piazza Mancini

A perfect stop before or after visiting Maxxi Museum  

 I CARUSO: 

Address and how you can get there:

Via Collina, 13-15Phone: +39 06 4549 4898

Opening hours: Monday-Thursday: 12:00-22:00 | Friday-Saturday: 12:00-24:00 | Sunday: 12:00-21:00

Just off via XX Settembre or via Piave, near Piazza Fiume Metro line A Termini or Repubblica

GÜNTHER ROHREGGER GELATO:

There are 3 locations in central Rome!

Location near Pantheon  (called "Punto Gelato"): Piazza Sant Eustachio, 47Monday-Sunday: 12:00-23:00

Location near Campo dei Fiori (called "Punto Gelato"):Via dei Pettinari, 43Monday-Thursday: 11:30-01:30 | Friday-Saturday: 11:30-02:30 | Sunday: 11:30-01:30

Location near Spanish Steps (called "The Taste"):Via Due Macelli, 108Monday-Sunday: 12:00-23:00  

FATAMORGANA

Monti location near Colosseum and Cavour Metro B stop

Piazza degli Zingari, 5Monday-Wednesday: 15:30-22:30 | Thursday-Saturday: 15:30-23:00 | Sunday: 15:30-22:30

Trastevere location near viale Trastevere tram line via Roma Libera, 11 Monday-Saturday: 12:30-21:30 | Sunday: 12:30-22:30

Piazza del Popolo/Spanish Steps location Metro A stop Popolo or Spagnavia Laurina 10

Monday-Sunday: 12:00-21:00

Campo dei Fiori: via dei Chiavari, 37Monday-Thursday: 12:00-23:00 | Friday-Saturday: 12:00-23:30 | Sunday: 12:00-23:00  

THESE 5 TOP MY FAVOURITE GELATERIAS IN ROME, I REALLY DO HOPE THAT YOU FIND IT INTERESTING AND SHARE YOUR FEEDBACK ABOUT YOUR VISIT)