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Discover Regola’s 11 best spots for your trip in Rome

From the classic PER ME - Giulio Terrinoni and Rimessa Roscioli, to lesser-known spots worth adding to your trip.

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PER ME - Giulio Terrinoni1
🍽️Food$$$$ · Premium

PER ME - Giulio Terrinoni

4.6 · 891 reviews

Discover PER ME - Giulio Terrinoni, a chef-led fine dining gem just off Campo de' Fiori. Savor a meticulously crafted tasting menu or opt for a lighter à la carte meal, both delivered with the same refined Italian flair.

Reasons to go

  • Chef Giulio Terrinoni runs this fine-dining spot just off Campo de' Fiori
  • Offers a 10th-anniversary tasting menu alongside full à la carte ordering, unusual flexibility for a fine-dining table
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Typical visit

2h30

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Best time

lunchtime or evening

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Rimessa Roscioli2
🍽️Food$$$ · Expensive

Rimessa Roscioli

4.5 · 2,121 reviews

Discover Rimessa Roscioli, the Roscioli family's wine-focused restaurant in Rome. Savor dishes like octopus and beef cheeks paired thoughtfully with wine, guided by attentive staff who know the list inside out.

Reasons to go

  • Part of the well-known Roscioli family of Rome food venues, this location focuses on wine-and-food pairing
  • Octopus and beef cheeks are the dishes reviewers most often return for
  • Staff give detailed wine explanations and pairing suggestions for each course
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Typical visit

1h30

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Best time

early evening, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Cesare al Pellegrino3
🍽️Food$$$ · Expensive

Cesare al Pellegrino

4.5 · 318 reviews

Discover Cesare al Pellegrino, a no-frills favorite tucked near Campo de' Fiori. Sit down for what many call Rome's best puntarelle in anchovy dressing, served with genuinely warm, attentive care.

Reasons to go

  • Reviewers who've tried puntarelle across Rome cite this as the best version, dressed in classic anchovy vinaigrette.
  • The dining room is small and utilitarian, prioritizing authentic Roman home cooking over atmosphere.
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Typical visit

1h30

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Best time

early evening, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Pierluigi4
🍽️Food$$$$ · Premium

Pierluigi

4.2 · 2,153 reviews

Discover Pierluigi, a riverside institution on its own piazza in Rome. Settle into the elegant, see-and-be-seen terrace for lunch or dinner among the city's well-heeled dining crowd.

Reasons to go

  • Occupies its own piazza near the Tiber, giving diners a private square-like setting for outdoor tables.
  • Known as a gathering spot for Rome's elegant and well-heeled crowd, per regular patrons.
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Typical visit

2h

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Best time

lunchtime, afternoon, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Osteria La Quercia5
🍽️Food$$$ · Expensive

Osteria La Quercia

4.3 · 1,514 reviews

Discover Osteria La Quercia, tucked near Piazza della Quercia. Settle in for a compact, ever-changing menu of standouts like veal pappardelle, squid appetizer, and distinctive meatballs that stray from typical Roman classics.

Reasons to go

  • The menu is short and changes frequently, sometimes between checking online and arrival
  • Known for dishes that deviate from classic Roman staples, like veal pappardelle in neither red nor white sauce
  • Located near Piazza della Quercia with limited seating, so reservations matter
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Typical visit

1h30

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Best time

lunchtime, afternoon, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Assunta Madre6
🍽️Food$$$$ · Premium

Assunta Madre

4.2 · 752 reviews

Discover Assunta Madre, a premium seafood spot tucked near Via Giulia. Dig into raw bar selections and a full lobster dinner, with staff on hand to guide you through the tableside tools in a polished dining room.

Reasons to go

  • Known for lobster prepared and served with tableside tools, with staff on hand to guide unfamiliar diners
  • Specializes in raw and whole seafood in an à la carte format rather than a set menu
  • Sits in a quiet residential neighborhood near the river, drawing mostly a local crowd rather than tourists
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Typical visit

1h50

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Best time

evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Palazzo Farnese7
🏛️Landmark$$ · Mid-range

Palazzo Farnese

4.5 · 1,810 reviews

Step inside one of Rome's grandest Renaissance palaces on an exclusive guided tour. Marvel at Annibale Carracci's mythological ceiling frescoes in the Farnese Gallery and discover ancient Roman mosaics uncovered beneath the building.

Reasons to go

  • The Farnese Gallery ceiling, frescoed by Annibale Carracci with mythological scenes, is ranked by art historians alongside the Sistine Chapel as a high point of the era's ceiling painting.
  • Michelangelo contributed to the palace's completion after it was begun in the early 16th century.
  • The building now functions as the French Embassy, and Roman mosaics from an earlier era were uncovered in its foundations.
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Typical visit

45 min

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Best time

afternoon

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Walking intensity

Moderate walking

Günther8
Coffeebreak$ · Budget-friendly

Günther

4.4 · 1,242 reviews

Duck into Günther for a fast-moving sweet break in Trastevere. Grab fluffy maritozzi, colorful macarons, or a creamy milk chocolate treat before continuing your stroll toward the river.

Reasons to go

  • Known for creamy milk chocolate and maritozzi that draw a steady but fast-moving line
  • Located on Via dei Pettinari in Trastevere, close to the river
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Typical visit

20 min

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Best time

morning, lunchtime, afternoon, early evening, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Galleria Spada9
🎨Museum$ · Budget-friendly

Galleria Spada

4.5 · 2,869 reviews

Step into Galleria Spada, a compact Baroque palazzo hiding one of Rome's cleverest optical illusions. Peer down Borromini's shrinking-column corridor, where a nine-meter passage tricks your eyes into seeing thirty, then wander four intimate rooms of paintings in this atmospheric hidden gem.

Reasons to go

  • Francesco Borromini built a forced-perspective colonnade that makes a nine-meter passage look thirty meters long using shrinking columns and a rising floor.
  • The palazzo was built for Cardinal Bernardino Spada in the 17th century.
  • Staff can demonstrate the trompe-l'oeil illusion from the correct viewing point on request.
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Typical visit

45 min

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Best time

early morning, morning, lunchtime, afternoon, early evening or evening

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Walking intensity

Moderate walking

Piazza Farnese10
🏛️LandmarkFree

Piazza Farnese

Discover Piazza Farnese, a Renaissance square just steps from Campo de' Fiori's chaos. Take in the imposing Palazzo Farnese and the two ancient granite basins from the Baths of Caracalla, all in calm, uncrowded surroundings.

Reasons to go

  • Michelangelo contributed to the design of Palazzo Farnese, which faces the square.
  • The piazza's two granite fountain basins were taken from the ancient Baths of Caracalla and repurposed in the 17th century.
  • Palazzo Farnese now houses the French Embassy, and touring it requires advance booking.
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Typical visit

20 min

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Best time

morning, early evening or evening

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Walking intensity

Easy pace

Nomos cocktail bar the wall-outdoor11
🍸Drinks$$ · Mid-range

Nomos cocktail bar the wall-outdoor

4.3 · 20 reviews

Discover Nomos Cocktail Bar, the boutique Hotel Nomos's design-forward outdoor spot. Sip crafted cocktails amid striking, Instagram-ready decor in a compact, atmospheric setting.

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Typical visit

1h15

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Best time

afternoon, early evening, evening or late night

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Walking intensity

Easy pace