Activities in Rome
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Annibale Gammarelli
Roman dandies flock to this Sartoria per Ecclesiastici in search of knee-high socks in cardinal red, bishop purple, or sober black; the fine-knits ... More -
Antica Erboristeria
Rome's oldest herbalist sells a vast selection of teas stored in wooden drawers beneath its original coffered ceiling. Created by the editors of T... More -
Antica Farmacia Santa Maria della Scala
Once farmacia to the 17th Century Papal court, this pharmacy is still run by Carmelite monks and remains adjacent to Trastavere's Santa Maria della... More -
Antica Spezieria
Carmelite monks will guide you through the 17th-century pharmacy where medicines were once concocted for popes. You'll find ornate cabinets filled ... More -
Ara Pacis Museum
Overlooking the Tiber River is the Ara Pacis Museum, which houses the eponymous Altar of Peace. The altar was built in 9 B.C. to celebrate Emperor ... More -
ATA Hotel Executive Centre
In transit business travelers make use of long layovers at this more than 9,000-square-foot temporary office space. There are six rooms in which to... More -
Auditorium Parco della Musica
In a city full of classical architecture, Renzo Piano's über-modern classical music hall, shaped a bit like three computer mouses, has become wildl... More -
Be Relax Classic
Part of a European chain, this blue-walled express spa is great if you need a quick beauty fix. Massages (as short as 10 minutes) and speedy mani-p... More -
Borghese Museum & Gallery
The outstanding private collection of the noble Borghese family went public when they lost their fortune in the late 1800’s; today it’s the world’s... More -
Botanical Garden, Rome
When planning a visit to the winding streets of the Trastevere neighborhood, earmark time to meander these ancient gardens. Locally known as Orto B... More -
Bunny’s Sun
The satellite location of a chic city salon chain, Bunny’s offers a full menu of beauty services to revive bedraggled travelers: haircuts and styli... More -
c.u.c.i.n.a.
There are no lavish, aspirational lifestyle displays à la Williams-Sonoma at this excellent back-to-basics cookware emporium; instead, the utilitar... More -
Castel Sant'Angelo
The Site: In the year 590, as he prayed for Rome's deliverance from a plague, St. Gregory the Great had a encouraging vision of an angel sheathing ... More -
Chiesa di Santa Bibiana
Located in San Giovanni, this small, basilica-style church is dedicated to the virgin martyr Saint Bibiana. Originally built in 467, the church was... More -
Chiostro del Bramante
Built in 1504 and attached to the church of Santa Maria della Pace in Rome’s Centro Storico, Chiostro del Bramante was one of architect Donato Bram... More -
Cimitero Acattolico
The Cimitero Acattolico (Non-Catholic Cemetery), also known as the Protestant Cemetery, is home to one of the largest collections of notable graves... More -
Clean Life Dry Cleaning
Multi-tasking travelers on can freshen up their laundry while on layover at Clean Life Dry Cleaning in the arrivals terminal Leonardo da Vinci-Fium... More -
Cripta dei Cappuccini
This church and convent in the Centro Storico neighborhood of Rome is not for the faint of heart. Although the 17th-century church contains a reput... More -
Dolce & Gabbana
The only airport outlets for this über-chic Italian fashion label are in Rome, so if you missed the dazzling main outlet on Via Condotti, head to T... More -
Doria Pamphilj Gallery
This large, privately owned art collection is housed in the Palazzo Doria Pamphilj. The estate includes works from Tintoretto, Caravaggio, Tiziano,... More
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