Rome Itineraries

"Reserve in advance and request a quiet table near the entrance to minimize corridor walking.Roscioli’s portions are generous — consider sharing starters and a main to avoid long, heavy meals.Ask staff for an accessible restroom direction when you arrive so you don’t have to search later."

"Pizzarium is popular—arrive early to avoid a long queue.Try several small slices to sample different toppings.Eat standing nearby or take it to-go for a riverside snack."

"Sit at a café with indoor seating or a shaded table — outdoor cobbles can be uneven, so choose a spot with level access.Piazza Navona is largely flat; avoid the narrow side alleys where cobbles and steps are more frequent.Try gelato from a reputed vendor and sit on the benches while savoring it rather than standing in the square."

"Piazza Venezia has paved, level areas with benches near the edge — avoid stepping onto the busy roadway.If you feel tired, there are cafés nearby for a slow espresso or water; sit down rather than standing on the square.Keep an eye on pickpockets in busy squares; keep bags closed and near you while resting."

"Order a few antipasti to share for a true communal feel — good value and social dining for groups.Ask for the check split per person or by card to make bill handling simple for groups.Keep time in mind — there's a short ride back to the shop and the tour finish is at 14:00."

"There is a low step at the Pantheon entrance; staff can advise the easiest entry point if you have limited mobility.Visit early (before late morning) when it is quieter — sit along the perimeter to rest and enjoy the acoustics.Avoid the loud guided groups; a short independent visit of 30–45 minutes covers the key highlights comfortably."

"Reserve a table in advance and ask for a quiet corner table — it’s more intimate and perfect for lingering over wine.Try a seasonal pasta (cacio e pepe or carbonara) and share a dessert — Italian meals are romantic when savored slowly.If either of you has dietary needs, the staff are used to accommodating requests — mention it when booking for hassle-free choices."

"Benches are spaced and shaded — sit and hydrate for 15–30 minutes after the Colosseum visit.Paths are paved and mostly level on the park side closest to the Colosseum; avoid the hillier areas to limit exertion.Public restrooms are nearby; use them before resuming sightseeing to avoid long waits elsewhere."

"Head to Piazza di Santa Maria for a late-afternoon aperitivo on the steps — it's lively but romantic.Find a small artisan shop and pick a ceramic or a local food item as a shared memento.Trastevere is hillier in parts — choose flatter streets for a more leisurely stroll."