Campo de’ Fiori is a famous Roman square where the largest farmers market of the city is located. Here you can find everything from local produce, to flowers and all kinds of delicacies. Stroll through the food stands and taste some Balsamic Vinegar, Truffles, Olive Oil and Limoncello. At the end of your visit in the market you will try a platter of ham and cheeses from the nearby Norcia, a town in the mountains famous for its cured meats and cheeses.

After you have tasted some pizza from a local bakery and had a delicious lunch above the Roman ruins, you will go to Piazza Navona, to marvel at the magnificent three fountains and taste some exquisite Tiramisu, Italy’s most famous dessert, made with mascarpone cheese, coffee and ladyfinger cookies. One of the most elegant Roman Squares where you can taste the famous italin dessert "Tiramisu'"

Visit the the best preserved building of the Roman age, the Pantheon, a temple dedicated to the pagan Gods of Rome. Near this stop you will try some delicious Gelato in a local gelateria that makes ice cream with 100% natural ingredients.

Fontana di Trevi is the most famous fountain in Italy and probably the world. Stop near the fountain and throw a coin with your right hand over your left shoulder and, legend says, you will for sure come back to Rome. Give it a try a let us know next time you come back to the Eternal City!