The 5 P's : Pasta, Prosecco, Pizza, Parmigiano and Party'ano'

Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, Italy

A 5-day itinerary in Rome

1. Baglioni Hotel Regina- a 5* luxury hotel, located in one of the famous streets - Via Veneto. It is a world-class hotel, providing excellent service and facilities-440$

2. The Pantheon Iconic Rome hotel- 5* hotel from the Autograph collection. Located in the most lively location -pantheon/piazza Navona. Highly recommended. 400$

3. Relais Trevi 95 boutique hotel- 4*, Stunning hotel located right at the trevi fountain, steps away from many restaurants and tourist spots. 130$

4. Hotel 55- 4*new hotel, steps from the Spanish steps. The hotel is a new and perfectly designed Hotel.120$

5. Navona theatre hotel- right in the middle of Piazza Navona, surrounded by Small coffee shops and restaurants, you can find this small boutique hotel, a total of 11 rooms, for only 98$



1. Osteria da Fortunata- Fresh pasta made at the window $$

2. Antico Caffè Greco- historical coffee shop right by the Spanish steps $$

3. Camillo- Italian with an Asian twist at Piazza Navona $$

4. Ginger- healthy fusion restaurant- 2 locations $

6. Il Chianti Vineria- Wine bar near Trevi fountain $

7. Otello- Roman cuisine in Trastevere $$

11. Roscioli- Perfect coffee and Maritozzo $

12. Mercato Centrale- 18 food stands with best Italian cuisine- $

14. Prosciutteria Roma-Cantina dei Papi $

- Drink your coffee while standing- The prices can triple at some places if you order to the table

- Ask for tax-free! - they give back almost 15% of the purchase.

- Eat GELATO- Italian ice cream is to die for, try at least one time a day.

- Don't pay for water- instead, ask for Tap

- Cash is your friend - use cash and not a credit card

- Avoid the crowds by going early or later.

- Walk! Like that, you can explore the city and save money on taxis.

- Always pay extra for insurance if renting a car or motorcycle  

Whether you chose to sleep near the Spanish steps, or in Piazza Navona- Welcome to Rome!

Day #3 - Exploring Rome's Bohemian side 

For the people that want adventures, go ahead and rent a motorcycle at OnMovo located on Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 204.

Rome is magical in every special way, from the small alleys to the cute ice cream shops in every corner, Rome is one of a kind.

After landing at Rome's airport, arriving at the center by taxi will be approximately 50 euros.

You can also take the train which is 15 euros and about 30 minutes drive.The first day is always a "relax exploring day" for us.

Unpack your stuff, put on some comfortable shoes, and start the day.

Grab a quick coffee from one of the best coffee shops in RomeRiscoilio Cafe is my favorite. Try there Maritozzo!Make your way to see the wonderful Spanish Steps, located at Piazza di Spagna,full of people, lively and amazing.

Check out the great shops in Via Del Corso and Via Condotti.For good lunch or a quick bite in the area head down to Gino Sorbillo- For a GREAT pizza! For a great dinner, I would walk towards the famous Trevi fountain, and enjoy dinner at Picollo Buco for authentic Italian dinner.  

Open the day with fresh fruits and colorful views at Campo De'Fiori- The market is an outdoor market open every day from9 am-2 pm.

Then, head down to Piazza Navona. Piazza Navona was built in the first century and was once used as part of a stadium. Piazza Navona is a must-visit place, seeing plenty cherish the outstanding building. Continue to the Phanteon for another historical moment. The Pantheon is minutes away from the Piazza and is surrounded by plenty of Italian restaurants. Recommended Italian restaurant- Hostaria de' Pastini with fresh pasta. 

Cherish the streets around, with local Italian shops.Via dei Giubbonari, via di Monserrato, Via di Campo MarzioEnjoy the roman air and live the journey.

The highlight of the day- Head down to The Court, for a great aperitivo with the best view in Rome- The Colosseum.

Try arriving there between 5-7 so you can get their Happy hour deal (also called aperitivo).

And if you miss this out, For dinner plans, I would recommend a few options-

For fancy/luxury- try out Ad Hoc - a specialist in truffles.

For something different - Zuma rooftop bar

They rent cute Vespas ranging from 30-60 euros depending on insurance coverage.

If you do not like the extra adventure, you can sure use a taxi for the short drives.

Start the day by visiting the Vatican. The Vatican is the smallest country in the world, ruled by the pope.Outside the Vatican you will find many cute stores and shops.Admire the St Peter's Basilica and the amazing Vatican buildings.Usually there is a long line for entry, so make sure to book in advance if you want to enter.

After enjoying the remarkable Vatican, head down to Trastevere neighborhood.

Trastevere is a charming medieval neighborhood with a fiery temperament.A stroll around Trastevere, known as a formerly working-class district with a heady nightlife, will take you away from the crowds to the hidden corners of Rome.

Try a food tour in the area or follow my recommended places for a self-guided one.

Take a train from Termini station to your preferable city -Naples (Napoli)-The third-largest city in Italy after Rome and Milan.

No one wants his or her holiday to finish, especially if it is in Rome.

Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do -

Trapizzino is a street food dish, the "takeaway stuffed pizza" made from the corners of the Pizza, in a pocket form, filled with a delicious variety of traditional dishes.

My favorite one is the "Trapizzino con Polpetta al Sugo"- stuffed with homemade meatball with a secret sauce,and the "Trapizzino con Pollo Alla Cacciatora"- stuffed with a delicious chicken dish.

Second stop- Freni e Frizoni for a quick drink and a local beer.

Third stop- Continue to Tonnarello, one of the most incredible Italian cuisine restaurants in Rome.(If the place is full, go check out Nannarella).

For our last stop- grab an Ice cream at Otaleg- a unique homemade ice cream. Don't miss the Pistachio!

Naples is known for its amazing pizza, real Italian food, and its spectacular Piazzas and buildings.

The train is about 1:30 hours.Another option is to go visit Florence (Firenze)-and take the perfect picture with Pisa Tower.

A 5-day itinerary in Rome

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