Rome, Italy
Sights
Coliseum
St. Peter's Basilica
Vatican Museums
Sistine Chapel
Trevi Fountain
Spanish Steps
Piazza Navona
Piazza Venezia
Roman Forum
Ancient Rome
Pantheon
St. Ignazio

Hints and Tips
Accomodation
Restaurants
Travel in Rome

There are many ways to eat good food in Rome. I shall start by describing the cheapest and most convenient.

Pizza al Taglio
Int these pizza houses (pizzerias), you can get take-away sliced of pizza, to be eaten cold (fredda) or warmed up (scaldata). These can be a very tasty snack when you are a little bit peckish, or in a rush. They are priced according to their weight, and are typically 3 Euro for a slice

Pizzeria
Alternatively you can go to sit down in a pizzeria, and have a pizza rotonda (round pizza). These are always hot, straight from the wood burning oven, (forno al legno), and cost from 6 Euro upwards. Avoid the pizzerias on the main piazzas as these are usually overpriced, (but you get nice views). The Roman pizza is much thinner than the "deep pan" type found elsewhere, so expect the pizza to be very thin but too wide for your plate.

Hosterias
These are typicaly family run restaruants offereingavariety of local food. Sometimes these serve pizzas in the evening only.

Ristoranti
These are often quite expensive, but the quality of the food is good.