How to have dinner in Trastevere in Rome

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In the most authentic Rome district the friendly restourants are located. The restouranyt master will meet you and help to choose the best dish and vine.

How to have dinner in Trastevere in Rome

On the left side of the Tiber river, in the Trastevere district, the small restaurants, cafes and bars are located. Come here to see the real Italy. By the way, the prices here are not tourist :-)

How to do?

1. Walk across the bridge from the tourist center of Rome or have a walk from Vatican.
2. Choose the restaurant, walking slowly and enjoying the district.
3. Trust the master while choosing your dinner.

Where to do?

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Trastevere

The real Rome is here: on the small street of Trastevere, where the music, the party and the rest never stop.

When to do?

You can spend all day walking here, but the most interesting is to visit Trastevere at evening and at night.

How much?

Your dinner will cost from €25–30 including the wine :-)

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