About 3 minutes on foot
Furio Camillo Metro A is roughly 200 metres from the Via Clelia area. It is the best starting point for almost every central destination in this guide.
To central Rome: direction BATTISTINIStart here
Furio Camillo is your main station
Metro A is the simplest way to reach central Rome from the apartment.
Coming back home
From central Rome, take Metro A towards Anagnina and get off at Furio Camillo.
Roma Tuscolana railway station is also nearby and is especially useful for the direct FL1 train to Fiumicino Airport.
Useful Metro A stops from Furio Camillo
Furio Camillostart
San Giovanni3 stops
Vittorio Emanuele5 stops
Termini6 stops
Barberini8 stops
Spagna9 stops
Ottaviano12 stops
No changes needed
Direct on Metro A
For every destination below, board at Furio Camillo towards Battistini.
St John Lateran
APPROX. 15–20 MINMetro A directly to San Giovanni — 3 stops — then walk about 8 minutes to the basilica.
Rome's cathedral and one of the city's four major papal basilicas. Dress respectfully for entry.
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Santa Maria Maggiore
APPROX. 20–25 MINMetro A directly to Vittorio Emanuele — 5 stops — then walk about 7–10 minutes.
A major papal basilica celebrated for its mosaics and monumental interior. Entry controls may create a short queue.
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Trevi Fountain
APPROX. 25–30 MINMetro A directly to Barberini — 8 stops — then walk about 8–10 minutes.
Early morning and later evening are usually calmer. Keep valuables close in crowded areas.
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Spanish Steps
APPROX. 20–25 MINMetro A directly to Spagna — 9 stops. Follow the signs for Piazza di Spagna.
Continue on foot to Via del Babuino, Piazza del Popolo or the Pincio terrace.
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Villa Borghese
APPROX. 25–30 MINMetro A directly to Spagna — 9 stops — or Flaminio — 10 stops — then enter the park on foot.
Advance booking is essential for Galleria Borghese. The park itself is perfect for a slower afternoon.
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Piazza del Popolo & Pincio
APPROX. 25–30 MINMetro A directly to Flaminio — 10 stops. The square is immediately outside the station; the Pincio terrace is uphill.
A fine sunset stop with a panoramic view across the rooftops of Rome.
Take me thereAncient & historic Rome
One easy change — or a central walk
For the Colosseum and Circo Massimo, change from Metro A to Metro B at Termini. For the Pantheon, stay on Metro A to Barberini and continue on foot.
Colosseum & Roman Forum
APPROX. 25–30 MINMetro A to Termini — 6 stops. Change to Metro B towards Laurentina and exit at Colosseo — 2 stops.
Allow several hours for the Colosseum, Forum and Palatine Hill. Reserve timed admission through official channels.
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Circo Massimo & Aventine
APPROX. 25–30 MINMetro A to Termini; change to Metro B towards Laurentina and exit at Circo Massimo — 3 stops.
Continue uphill on foot for the Orange Garden and Aventine Keyhole. Comfortable shoes are useful.
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Pantheon & Piazza Navona
APPROX. 35–40 MINMetro A directly to Barberini — 8 stops — then walk about 18–20 minutes to the Pantheon.
Piazza Navona is about 5 minutes farther on foot. This area is best explored slowly without changing to a bus.
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Vatican & Castel Sant'Angelo
Both routes remain on Metro A from Furio Camillo towards Battistini.
St Peter's & Vatican Museums
APPROX. 35–40 MINMetro A directly to Ottaviano — 12 stops — then walk about 10–15 minutes.
Book the Vatican Museums in advance through the official website. Shoulders and knees must be covered in religious sites.
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Castel Sant'Angelo
APPROX. 35–40 MINMetro A directly to Lepanto — 11 stops — then walk about 15 minutes.
It pairs naturally with St Peter's Square and offers excellent river and city views from its upper levels.
Take me thereBeyond the historic centre
Appian Way & Roman green spaces
Two memorable alternatives that are particularly convenient from the Via Clelia area.
Appian Way & Cecilia Metella
APPROX. 35–50 MINMetro A towards Anagnina to Arco di Travertino — 2 stops. Outside, take bus 660 towards Parco Appia Antica; continue on foot for the Appian Way and Cecilia Metella.
Waiting and walking times vary, so check the live route before leaving. Sunday is especially atmospheric, but opening hours for archaeological sites vary.
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Park of the Aqueducts
APPROX. 20–25 MINMetro A towards Anagnina to Giulio Agricola — 6 stops — then walk about 8–10 minutes towards the entrances near Via Lemonia.
A beautiful open landscape for a walk, picnic or sunset among monumental Roman aqueducts.
Take me thereWhere to eat
Rome, one table at a time
Neighbourhood addresses for an easy meal and city favourites worth planning around. Choose by dish and style; this is a curated selection, not a ranking.
Photos illustrate the dishes and style of cuisine.
Around the apartmentRoman pasta & traditional trattoriasContemporary Roman cookingPizza & street foodGelato & tiramisu
Around the apartment
Two neighbourhood choices and a pizza stop farther along Via Tuscolana. Check the route in Maps from your starting point.
Furio Camillo
La Piccola Abbazia
Craft beer & American BBQ
Tips & reservations
A neighbourhood choice for an easy evening. Think smoked meat, brisket and pulled pork with beer: this is a beer pub and BBQ restaurant.
Before you go Book through the official website; check availability and conditions.
Furio Camillo
Leon · Filetteria Bisteccheria
Steaks, tagliata & Roman pasta
Tips & reservations
The local restaurant Gabriele recommends as “da Leon”. Its strength is grilled meat; the menu also includes Roman pasta classics.
Before you go Reservations are available. Contact the venue through the link below.
Tuscolano
Al Solito Porzio · Roma
Neapolitan pizza
Tips & reservations
The Rome branch of Errico Porzio's pizzeria. Choose it for Neapolitan-style pizza; it is farther along Via Tuscolana, rather than immediately outside the apartment.
Before you go Contact the venue to confirm opening times and table availability.
Across Rome
These places are spread across the city. Open Maps to plan a route from your current location or another starting point.
Roman pasta & traditional trattorias
Testaccio
Felice a Testaccio
Cacio e pepe
Tips & reservations
A Testaccio classic for cacio e pepe, pasta with pecorino and black pepper, finished at the table. A sit-down meal to plan ahead.
Before you go Book through the official website; check availability and conditions.
Campo de’ Fiori
Salumeria Roscioli
Carbonara, deli & wine
Tips & reservations
A restaurant inside a celebrated delicatessen. Choose carbonara, cured meats and cheeses, with a strong wine focus. This is Salumeria Roscioli, not the separate bakery.
Before you go Book through the official website; check availability and conditions.
Pantheon
Armando al Pantheon
Traditional Roman cooking
Tips & reservations
A historic family-run trattoria beside the Pantheon. A considered choice for classic Roman cooking in a small dining room, best planned in advance.
Before you go Reservations are only accepted online, through the official website.
Trastevere
Tonnarello · Via della Paglia
Tonnarelli, carbonara & cacio e pepe
Tips & reservations
A lively, popular Trastevere address for Roman pasta and pinsa. This card refers to Via della Paglia; allow time for the walk-in queue.
Before you go No reservations. Expect a queue at busy times; arriving early can help.
Campo de’ Fiori
Osteria da Fortunata · Pellegrino
Handmade fresh pasta
Tips & reservations
A popular stop near Campo de' Fiori for handmade fresh pasta with Roman sauces. Use the booking details for the Via del Pellegrino branch.
Before you go This branch offers reservations. Use the official booking contacts and specify Via del Pellegrino.
Contemporary Roman cooking
San Giovanni
SantoPalato
Carbonara, offal & seasonal dishes
Tips & reservations
Sarah Cicolini's contemporary trattoria combines Roman roots with a changing menu. Its current address is Via Gallia 28: do not use the old Piazza Tarquinia address.
Before you go Book through the official website; check availability and conditions.
Prati
Visconti 2.0
Roman cooking, fresh pasta & Lazio wines
Tips & reservations
A Prati option for Roman cooking with a contemporary approach, fresh pasta and regional wines. A useful meal stop when exploring this side of the Tiber.
Before you go Reservations are available. Contact the venue through the link below.
Pizza & street food
Campo de’ Fiori
Emma · Pizzeria con cucina
Pizza at the table & wine
Tips & reservations
A central pizzeria-restaurant with a substantial wine selection and a broader Italian menu. Choose it for a seated pizza dinner rather than a quick takeaway slice.
Before you go Book through the official website; check availability and conditions.
Cipro
Pizzarium Bonci
Pizza al taglio
Tips & reservations
Gabriele Bonci's pizza-by-the-slice address near Cipro. Toppings vary, so choose what appeals at the counter. An informal stop rather than a long restaurant meal.
Before you go A casual counter stop. Check today's opening hours and selection.
Historic centre
Supplizio
Supplì & Roman fried snacks
Tips & reservations
Go for supplì, fried rice croquettes with a melting centre, including the classic version and Roman-inspired variations. A small street-food stop in the historic centre.
Before you go A casual counter stop. Check today's opening hours and selection.
Gelato & tiramisu
Piazza Navona
Gelateria del Teatro · Coronari
Artisan gelato & seasonal flavours
Tips & reservations
An artisan gelato stop on Via dei Coronari, useful while exploring the Piazza Navona area. Flavours rotate with the seasons; choose from the day's selection.
Before you go A casual counter stop. Check today's opening hours and selection.
Re di Roma
Pompi · Albalonga
Tiramisu
Tips & reservations
Gabriele’s favourite tiramisu in Rome. The Albalonga branch, near Piazza Re di Roma, makes a sweet stop in the neighbourhood. Try the classic coffee-and-cocoa version.
Before you go A casual counter stop. Check today's opening hours and selection.
Fontana di Trevi
Venchi · Via del Corso
Gelato & chocolate
Tips & reservations
A stop for gelato and chocolate in the city centre, recommended by Gabriele. This card refers to the Via del Corso branch, which pairs well with a visit to the Trevi Fountain. Choose from the flavours available at the counter.
Before you go A casual counter stop. Check today's opening hours and selection.
Restaurant addresses, menus and booking information checked in September 2026. Each card links to its source. Menus and opening days may change: confirm before travelling, especially on holidays.
Food photo credits
Photos resized for the guide and cropped to fit the cards.
- La Piccola Abbazia — Johnsparks75 · Photo: Smoked Brisket with smoke ring · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Leon · Filetteria Bisteccheria — Maxi Gagliano · Photo: Sliced grilled beef steak with a pink center on a wooden board · Pexels License
- Al Solito Porzio · Roma — Kos88 · Photo: Pizza Margherita in Naples 2015 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Felice a Testaccio — Schellack · Photo: Cacio e pepe at trattoria in Rome · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Salumeria Roscioli — Mattes Boch (Mboch) · Photo: Spaghetti alla Carbonara · Public domain (author dedication)
- Armando al Pantheon — Sergio D’Afflitto · Photo: Bucatini amatriciana Roma 2019 · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Tonnarello · Via della Paglia — Camelia.boban · Photo: Tonnarelli cacio e pepe · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Osteria da Fortunata · Pellegrino — Büşra Yurt · Photo: Hands holding a nest of freshly made ribbon pasta · Pexels License
- SantoPalato — Albarubescens · Photo: Trippa alla Romana alla Sagra degli Antichi Sapori · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Visconti 2.0 — Tolga Aslantürk · Photo: A plate of ribbon pasta with tomatoes and herbs beside a glass of red wine · Pexels License
- Emma · Pizzeria con cucina — Dr-john · Photo: Thin crust Roman style pizza on table · CC BY-SA 4.0
- Pizzarium Bonci — Jon Gudorf Photography · Photo: Pizza by the slice in Roma, Italy · CC BY-SA 2.0
- Supplizio — Krista · Photo: Supplì al telefono · CC BY 2.0
- Gelateria del Teatro · Coronari — Joy · Photo: Flavors at Gelateria del Teatro (8951081604) (2) · CC BY 2.0
- Pompi · Albalonga — Valeria Boltneva · Photo: A slice of tiramisu with visible coffee-soaked layers, mascarpone and cocoa powder · Pexels License
- Venchi · Via del Corso — Francesco Paggiaro · Photo: Chocolate ice cream on cone · Pexels License
Plan your departure
Airports, taxis & help
Leave extra time for waiting, traffic, luggage and possible service changes.
Fiumicino (FCO)
Practical public-transport option: walk about 10–12 minutes to Roma Tuscolana station, then take the FL1 regional train directly to Fiumicino Aeroporto.
The train ride is roughly 40–45 minutes. The FL1 ticket is separate from ATAC urban tickets.
Official airport rail infoCiampino (CIA)
Simple public-transport option: Metro A from Furio Camillo towards Anagnina to Subaugusta — 7 stops, then bus 520 directly to the airport.
A BIT ticket is valid on Metro A and bus 520 within its 100-minute validity. Allow roughly 45–60 minutes, depending on waiting and traffic.
Official airport bus infoRoma Termini
Metro A from Furio Camillo towards Battistini goes directly to Termini in 6 stops.
Allow around 15–20 minutes door to door, plus extra time if you need to find a specific platform or train.
Open routeUsing a taxi safely
Use only official white taxis with a roof sign and a Roma Capitale licence number. Ask for the meter to be switched on and request a receipt.
You can call ChiamaTaxi Roma: 060609 or use its official app. Because the Via Clelia area is outside the Aurelian Walls, the fixed airport fares advertised for journeys to or from the historic centre do not apply here.
If anything is unclear or you need help during your stay, message your host before leaving.
Official Rome taxi information