Trastevere district
When you come to Rome to admire the countless wonders, it is highly recommended that you take the time to visit the Trastevere district, one of the most evocative and authentic.
Trastevere, whose name derives from the Latin Trans Tiberim, which is beyond the Tiber, was in ancient times a district outside the real Rome and underwent a demographic and urban explosion starting from the late Republican age.
Each street tells a different story, each alley conceals a suggestive glimpse, and each of its churches houses valuable works of art.
One of the symbolic places to start is Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere, which houses the famous Basilica of Santa Maria. Then, the Basilica of Santa Cecilia in Trastevere and the Church of San Crisogono cannot be missed. In the neighborhood you will find numerous restaurants and taverns, offering traditional Roman dishes.
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Trevi Fountain
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Trastevere district
When you come to Rome to admire the countless wonders, it is highly recommended that you take the time to visit the Trastevere district, one of the most evocative and authentic.
Castel Sant’Angelo
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Pantheon
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