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Rome · 2 Days · March through June, September through November

Rome Artisan & Trattoria Heritage: Cobblestones, Hand-Rolled Pasta & Historic Ateliers

Ideal for: Lovers of classic Roman culinary heritage, independent leathercraft, and ancient cobblestone walking routes | €140–€210 per person
Highlights

Day 1

Morning · 2 hrs · bakery
Roscioli Caffè Pasticceria & Campo de’ Fiori Market
Start with a warm sugar-dusted maritozzo filled with fresh whipped cream and pulled espresso before exploring the open market.
Afternoon · 2.5 hrs · activity
Tiber Bridges & Ancient Cobblestone Stroll to Trastevere
Cross Ponte Sisto into Trastevere’s ivy-draped alleyways, browsing family-owned leather bookbinders and ceramic studios.
Evening · 2 hrs · restaurant
Hand-Rolled Tonnarelli Cacio e Pepe at Trattoria Da Enzo al 29
Savor velvety tonnarelli cacio e pepe, carciofi alla giudia, and mascarpone tiramisù on Via dei Vascellari.
Spot: https://hiddencitygems.com/spots/trattoria-da-enzo-trastevere-roma
Evening · 2 hrs
Trastevere Cacio e Pepe & Piazza Trilussa Walking Chain
Follow the curated 3-stop evening chain from Campo de’ Fiori across the river to Piazza Trilussa cocktail terraces.
Walking Route: https://hiddencitygems.com/chains/rome-trastevere-cacio-e-pepe-chain

Day 2

Morning · 3 hrs · activity
Rione Monti Artisan Workshops & Vintage Boutiques
Wander along Via del Boschetto and Via Panisperna visiting independent goldsmiths, bespoke shoemakers, and vintage vinyl shops.
Afternoon · 1.5 hrs · restaurant
Pizza al Taglio & Spritz in Piazza della Madonna dei Monti
Grab crispy Roman flatbread pizza by the slice and an Aperol spritz beside the Renaissance fountain steps.