Rome

Italian cuisine is known for its aromatic, simple and, at the same time, extremely delicious dishes. Once you have arrived here, you must not leave without trying the local dishes. Supli is a snack that you will find on almost every street corner or takeaway restaurant. Supli is prepared from fried rice, mixed with ragu and mozzarella. You can find it in Travestere, at the local I Supplì. Pizza al taglio is another delicious dish that you can find in Rome. Pizza is cooked in large trays, with various toppings, from the classic ones with tomato sauce, mozzarella and basil to meat, cheese and vegetables. You can try them all at Pizzarium, but you will certainly find many other places with pizza. Among the pasta dishes, we recommend you try rigatoni carbonara, bucatini amatriciana or cacio e pepe, a perfect option for vegetarians. Saltimbocca alla Romana is prepared from veal, prosciutto crudo, fresh sage, marinated in white wine. Simple and juicy, you should not miss this dish when you are in Rome, which you can find at Da Teo restaurant, in Travestere. And for dessert you can try tiramisu, gelato, profiterole or cannoli. The price for the famous Italian gelato can vary between 2 and 3.50 euros and you can serve it in a cone or a glass.

If you arrive in Rome, you must try some of the local drinks and, why not, go out in the evening and get a taste of the locals' nightlife. If you go out to a restaurant in the evening, you can try a red wine, and, on average, the price of a liter of red wine is between 5 and 8 euros. You can also try limocello, prosecco or bellini, a pink drink with prosecco, peach juice and a little cherry juice. One of the rituals of the locals is to drink a coffee, so if you want to integrate as well as possible, then you can simply order a coffee (the term espresso is rarely used) and enjoy it directly at the bar. Also, you should never order a cappuccino right after lunch. Another traditional drink is the aperitivo, which is consumed early in the evening (between 18:00 and 21:00) and includes a drink and food from the buffet. You can go to places like Doppiozeroo in Ostiense or Momart, on Via Nomentana. The price can vary between 6 and 10 euros. The price of a 0.33 l bottle of water is, on average, 0.99 euros, a draft beer (0.5 l) costs 5 euros, and a cappuccino costs 1.27 euros. The most famous neighborhoods for nightlife are the historic center, Trastevere, Testaccio, Ostiense, San Lorenzo and Pigneto.

There is no vacation in Rome without visiting the Colosseum, the largest amphitheater built during the Roman Empire. For 2000 years it represented a symbol of the power of the Romanians, and after the last restorations, this great symbol of the city is the ideal place to see and feel the history. As you climb each step, you can imagine the gladiator fights that took place here and it's as if you're going back in time. To avoid long queues, it is recommended to visit the Colosseum in the morning or buy a ticket from Palatine Hill, which offers combined tickets for the two tourist attractions and the Roman Forum. Schedule: daily between 8:30 - 19:00, closed between December 25 and January 1 Price: 12 euros/adult, 7.5 euros/young people aged 18-24 from the EU and free for children under 17 and seniors over 65 years old

Located between Piazza Venezia and the Colosseum, the Roman Forum represented a hub of political and social life during the Roman Empire. Here you can find numerous temples, and among the points of interest are the Via Sacra, where Julius Caesar walked over 20 centuries ago, the Arch of Titus, the Column of Phocas or the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina. The Roman Forum is one of the most beautiful and interesting tourist attractions in the city, so you can spend hours walking among its temples without getting bored. Schedule: daily between 8:30 - 19:00, closed between December 25 and January 1 Price: 12 euros/adult, 7.5 euros/young people aged 18-24 from the EU and free for children under 17 and seniors over 65 years

It is said that if you throw a coin in the fountain, you will return to Rome, if you throw two coins, you will fall in love with an Italian, and if you throw three coins, you will marry that person. The myth was born in 1954, with the movie Three coins in the fountain, and since then more and more tourists pose while throwing coins. Besides this myth, Fontana di Trevi is the most beautiful and largest fountain in Rome, dating back to 19 BC. regardless of whether you visit it during the day or at night, when it is lit up, you will definitely be fascinated by this place.