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Presented by Katie Mechler

To have an understanding of the layout of


Rome.

To become aware of the famous


sites to see within the city.

To learn of some great restaurants to


try no matter your budget.
Italy

The City of Rome


Here are just a few of the recommended sites
to visit while in the Eternal City
Rome
Forum Off the Beaten

Pantheon
Baths of Caracalla Path
St Peter's Basilica Tarquinia
Vatican museums
Cerveteri
Sistine Chapel
San Giovanni in Laterano Etruscan Museum
Trevi Fountain Ostia Antica
Colosseum Tivoli
Domus Aurea
Spanish Steps
Holy Week- the most important
week in the Roman Catholic religion. Public Holidays
Millions of Catholic make pilgrimages 6 January - Epiphany
to the city each year to hear the popes March/April - Easter Monday
address. 25 April - Liberation Day
Good Friday- there is a procession 1 May - Labour Day
of the cross from Colosseum to 29 June - Feast of Sts Peter & Paul
Capitlone Hill. 15 August - Feast of the Assumption
Summer Festivals- 1 November - All Saints' Day
8 December - Feast of the
-Jazz at the Villa Celimontana
Immaculate Conception
-Along the River- north bank of the Tiber
25 December - Christmas Day
where there is volleyball, in-line
skating, and art shows. 26 December - Feast of Santo
Stefano
-Festa di Noantri- art shows, crafts, and
food venders fill Trastevere
Want good food at cheap prices?
Fodors top six restaurants for under 13Eur are:
1. Dal Toscano-under 13Eur to 18 Euro- Tuscan tratorria near the Vatican
that is famous for its grilled meat like pork and lamb chops.
2. Dar Poeta-under 13Euro- a popular pizzeria with locals, and they claim
to make a pizza that is easier to digest than others.
3. Grappolo DOro-under 13Euro and 18Euro- featured in the New Yorker
in an article on classic Roman tratorrias. Even with the publicity, the
owners serve everything the way the customer wants it.
4. Il Leoncino-under 13 Euro- expect to wait in line for a slice of pizza at
this fluorescent lit pizzeria, its also open for lunch.
5. La Soffitta-under 13Euro-hottest spot for Neopolitan pizza and is the
only pizzeria certified by the Neaopolitan Pizza Association.
6. Remo-under 13Euro- a favorite of locals and students, expect classic
Roman pizza and a good conversation.
Fodors top six restaurants in a middle price range:
1. Alberto Ciarla- 18Euro to 23Euro- famous for fish, but there are 6
other menus that feature different meats, pasta dishes, and deserts.
2. Cesare- 13Euro-23Euro- near the Vatican most known for its cured
meats.
3. Myosotis- 13Euro to 23Euro- located near the Pantheon and focuses
on freshness rather than elaborate presentation, its pasta is made by
hand daily, winning the restaurant many praises.
4. Osteria DellAngelo- 18Euro to 23Euro- order family size portions
with large groups and try a little of everything Roman. Reservations
are necessary.
5. Papa Baccus- 18Euro to 23Euro- Romes best Tuscan restaurant
that focuses on new fish dishes after mad-cow disease hurt business.
Reservations are essential.
6. Taverna Angelica- 13Euro to 18Euro- situated near St. Peters
Basilica and only has twenty seats which allows the chef to make sure
each dish is done to perfection. Reservations are necessary.
Fodors top three nicest and most expensive restaurants:
Il Simposio Di Constantini- 18Euro to over 23Euro- a
classy wine bar and restaurant with a wrought-iron and velvet
dcor and extensive menu, not to mention 30 different wines.
La Pergola- over 23Euro- the rooftop restaurant in the
Cavalieri Hilton on top of Monte Mario has a romantic
environment along with one of the best chefs in Rome.
Reservations are essential and so is a coat and tie.
La Rosetta- over 23Euro- this is the place to go for fresh fish
in Rome, whether you order a simple appetizer, a full course, or
try a home-made dessert, the food will be excellent. Reservations
are essential.
Sites to Visit to help plan your
Trip
http://www.romeguide.it/FrameSeting.html
http://www.initaly.com/regions/latium/latium.htm
http://www.fodors.com/miniguides/mgresults.cfm?destination
=rome@130
http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/europe/rome/

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