When you’re in Rome and need a break from frescos and friezes, hop onto Metro Line B and get off at the Piramide stop to visit one of its most authentic neighborhoods – where butchers and artists ...

As with other great food cities—Paris, say, or Hong Kong—Rome’s most profound gastronomic triumphs often lie buried, like ancient ruins, beneath a welter of dishes imported from other regions of the ...

What do vendors sell at this market? There are stalls selling fresh fruit and vegetables, local cheeses, bread, meat and fish, plus vendors selling clothes, shoes and accessories. What are your ...

If you buy something from a link, Vox Media may earn a commission. See our ethics statement. The past appears almost nonchalantly in Testaccio, a Roman neighborhood both centrally located and a world ...

There is so much to see in the Eternal City—the history so vast, the traffic so crazy, the food so enticing—that it’s tempting to do what’s easy and stay in a well-trod neighborhood steps from the ...

Dusted with flour, deep fried until they curl, then served with wedge of lemon, the anchovies at La Torricella are one of the finest things to eat in Testaccio. If you’re visiting in winter, follow a ...

In Rome there’s a saying, una vita non basta — a single lifetime is inadequate for experiencing this city. To really do the Italian capital and its food justice, you need a trip that lasts somewhere ...

Pasta is having a powerful moment. From New York and Singapore to London and Austin, Texas, top kitchens are highlighting freshly milled grains and nifty tools to create beautiful strands and curious ...