The Piazza Campo dei Fiori, which was once a field of flowers, and thus the name, was paved in 1456 under Pope Callistus III. Public executions took place in this square, which is nowadays commemorated by the impressive statue of Giordano Bruno, in the centre of the piazza. After visiting Campo de' Fiori you will have a break to taste a second course served in an alternative way. Taste a savoury codfish's fillet or a tasty pizza sandwich filled with typical second course of roman cuisine. Continue walking, you will be attracted by the smell of one of the most famous bakery in Rome, the Roscioli bakery where you will taste the typical pizza and mortadella.

Tasting typical local food, you will visit Trastevere a picturesque medieval area located on the west bank of the Tiber. The area escaped the grand developments which changed the face of central Rome, and is a charming place to wander, eat or relax.

Testaccio is the 20th rione of Rome, Italy, identified by the initials R. XX, deriving its name from Monte Testaccio. In modern times, the area became a center of activity for butchers. The neighbourhood is home to several of Rome's culinary highlights. Testaccio's reputation among tourists is expanding.