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This thoughtfully curated Rome itinerary is designed to inspire a more intimate way of experiencing the Eternal City, one that reflects how locals move through, savor, and live in the city. Balancing Rome’s iconic history with lesser-known neighborhoods and everyday rituals, the journey goes beyond the expected highlights to immerse guests in authentic Roman culture. Anchored by a stay at HOTEL L’OROLOGIO ROME, part of the WTB HOTELS collection, the itinerary offers an elegant home base in the heart of the city, complete with refined interiors and rooftop views over Rome’s timeless skyline. Together, the experience serves as a framework for fully bespoke stays curated by our partners that feel effortless, immersive, and unmistakably Roman. |
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– Start your day with breakfast at Hotel L’Orologio Roma, served on the rooftop terrace with stunning views over the Pantheon.
– Visit the Capitoline Museums, some of the world’s oldest public museums, housing an extraordinary collection of classical sculptures, ancient Roman artifacts, and Renaissance masterpieces.
– Do not miss the museum’s panoramic terrace overlooking the Roman Forum and the Imperial Fora, offering one of the most breathtaking views of Ancient Rome.
– Stop at the Capitoline Museums Café for a coffee, a light snack, or a casual lunch while enjoying another amazing view over the city. |
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– Continue towards the Jewish Ghetto, one of Rome’s most atmospheric and historically rich neighborhoods. Deeply rooted in Roman-Jewish culinary tradition, this area is renowned for its distinctive flavors and centuries-old recipes.
– For another lunch option, choose iconic local institutions such as Il Pompiere or Bottega 13, both ideal for experiencing authentic Jewish-Roman cuisine.
– While exploring the Ghetto, admire landmarks such as the Portico of Octavia and the nearby Theatre of Marcellus, often described as a smaller predecessor of the Colosseum.
– An afternoon indulgence in the Ghetto is a must: sample the traditional crostata di visciole e ricotta (sour cherry and ricotta tart), a signature dessert of the area, or stop at the renowned Forno Roscioli to enjoy their legendary pizza rossa, crisp, simple, and unmistakably Roman. |
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– ‘Apericena’ on the terrace of Hotel L’Orologio Roma at Santa Cocktail Club: Sip expertly crafted Italian cocktails while enjoying a selection of gourmet small plates and refined culinary offerings, all accompanied by unforgettable views, creating a relaxed yet sophisticated atmosphere to end the day. |
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– Breakfast on the rooftop of Hotel L’Orologio Roma.
– Visit Palazzo Spada, a 17th-century palace famous for Borromini’s Perspective Gallery, an extraordinary optical illusion that makes a short colonnade appear dramatically longer than it actually is.
– Continue with a stroll around Campo de’ Fiori, lively and authentic, where the morning food market offers fresh produce, local specialties, and street food.
– Walk onward towards Piazza Farnese, home to the elegant French Embassy and considered one of Rome’s most harmonious Renaissance squares.
– Lunch at Ar Galletto, a welcoming Roman restaurant serving traditional dishes in a charming local setting, with outdoor tables ideal for relaxed people-watching. |
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– Enjoy a leisurely walk through the historic center, gradually making your way towards Castel Sant’Angelo, crossing picturesque streets and hidden corners along the Tiber River.
– Return to the hotel in the late afternoon to relax and freshen up before the evening. |
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– Take a short taxi ride (approximately 10 minutes) to Testaccio, one of Rome’s most authentic food districts. Dinner at Augustarello, a classic Roman trattoria beloved for its genuine atmosphere and traditional recipes. |
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– Breakfast on the rooftop of Hotel L’Orologio Roma.
– Visit the Church of San Luigi dei Francesi, home to three extraordinary masterpieces by Caravaggio, depicting scenes from the life of Saint Matthew. Entry is free, making it one of Rome’s most rewarding artistic stops.
– Continue towards Piazza Navona, one of Rome’s most iconic Baroque squares, admired for Bernini’s Fountain of the Four Rivers, its elegant architecture, and lively atmosphere.
– Explore the area around the Pantheon, the architectural and symbolic heart of Rome. This perfectly preserved ancient temple is a masterpiece of engineering and harmony, celebrated for its majestic dome and open oculus.
– For lunch, choose a traditional trattoria or casual restaurant in the area, where you can enjoy classic Roman cuisine such as fresh pasta, seasonal vegetables, and local specialties. This neighborhood offers a wide selection of authentic options, ideal for a relaxed lunch immersed in Rome’s historic atmosphere. |
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– Enjoy a shopping stop at CampoMarzio70, an iconic Italian brand known for refined design accessories, leather goods, perfumes and candles inspired by Italian creativity and craftsmanship.
– On your way back towards the hotel, stop at Gelateria La Romana for a final sweet treat, celebrated for its artisanal gelato and generous flavors. |
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– Farewell dinner at Al Moro, an excellent choice for a memorable final evening in Rome, renowned for its refined Roman cuisine and elegant ambiance just steps from the Trevi Fountain. |
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This experience is hosted by WTB HOTELS, a family-owned Italian hospitality group whose portfolio is defined by thoughtful design, prime locations, and a genuine sense of place. For travel advisors, Hotel L’Orologio Rome represents a reliable yet character-rich base in the heart of the city, combining contemporary interiors, personalized service, and a rooftop vantage point overlooking Rome’s historic center. Together, the property and destination reflect WTB Hotels’ approach to hosting: refined, relationship-driven, and designed to support seamless, tailor-made itineraries. |
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