Que me recomiendas ver/hacer en Roma?

Yow Joo is back (CAT) - 2006-11-07 13:14:35 - Rome Además de lo típico que viene en todas las guías de turistas, qué lugares especiales/restaurantes/bares/actividades me recomiendas para hacer en Roma???

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Te paso las 20 selecciones de un amigo que vivio 20 años en Roma. 20 THINGS TO SEE IN ROME (off the “beaten track”): 1) Frulatti/fruit milkshake bar - near Largo Argentina. 2) "I Monasteri" shop (products produced by monks) - at one end of Piazza Navona. 3) "Tre Scalini" Bar in Piazza Navona - have a "tartuffo" there. 4) "Tazza d'Oro" Bar in Piazza del Panteon - have a coffee there. 5) "Santo Eustachio" Bar near Piazza Navona - have a coffee there. 6) Go to Tivoli (just outside of Rome) to see Villa d'Este fountains. 7) "I Capuccini" monks above-ground cemetery - between Piazza Barberini and Via Veneto. 8) "I Papirus" stationery store near the Spanish Steps. Proceed one block toward the Trevi Fountain from MacDonald's or the Spanish Steps and turn left on the first or second side street. 9) Santa Maria della Vittoria in Piazza Repubblica - church where I was married. 10) Via Colle di Rienzo (off the "beaten track" in Rome) - ask for directions (my favorite shopping area). 11) Campo dei Fiori open market near Largo Argentina (flowers, fish, produce). 12) The Jewish Ghetto near the Campo dei Fiori market - have a "carciofo alla Judea" in a restaurant there and go to a Jewish pastry shop. 13) Visit the Santa Maria Maggiore cathedral, near the Termini train station. 14) Ask for the Libreria dell'Occulto e della Paranormale near the Santa Maria Maggiore cathedral. 15) Visit "Giolitti's" near the Pantheon for the best ice cream in Rome. 16) Go to Trastevere in Rome and have a pizza at "Ivo's" Pizzeria. 17) On Sunday, go to the Porta Portese open market near Trastevere. Beware of small gypsies and pick-pockets. 18) Go to another favorite shopping area (Piazza Colonna, Piazza del Populo area in downtown Rome). See the Italian Parliament there also. 19) Visit the Villa Borghese park in downtown Rome. 20) Go to the large bookstore across the street from the department store at Piazza Colonna. I forget the name of the bookstore. Ojala te sirvan. Y buen viaje

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Te paso las 20 selecciones de un amigo que vivio 20 años en Roma. 20 THINGS TO SEE IN ROME (off the “beaten track”): 1) Frulatti/fruit milkshake bar - near Largo Argentina. 2) "I Monasteri" shop (products produced by monks) - at one end of Piazza Navona. 3) "Tre Scalini" Bar in Piazza Navona - have a "tartuffo" there. 4) "Tazza d'Oro" Bar in Piazza del Panteon - have a coffee there. 5) "Santo Eustachio" Bar near Piazza Navona - have a coffee there. 6) Go to Tivoli (just outside of Rome) to see Villa d'Este fountains. 7) "I Capuccini" monks above-ground cemetery - between Piazza Barberini and Via Veneto. 8) "I Papirus" stationery store near the Spanish Steps. Proceed one block toward the Trevi Fountain from MacDonald's or the Spanish Steps and turn left on the first or second side street. 9) Santa Maria della Vittoria in Piazza Repubblica - church where I was married. 10) Via Colle di Rienzo (off the "beaten track" in Rome) - ask for directions (my favorite shopping area). 11) Campo dei Fiori open market near Largo Argentina (flowers, fish, produce). 12) The Jewish Ghetto near the Campo dei Fiori market - have a "carciofo alla Judea" in a restaurant there and go to a Jewish pastry shop. 13) Visit the Santa Maria Maggiore cathedral, near the Termini train station. 14) Ask for the Libreria dell'Occulto e della Paranormale near the Santa Maria Maggiore cathedral. 15) Visit "Giolitti's" near the Pantheon for the best ice cream in Rome. 16) Go to Trastevere in Rome and have a pizza at "Ivo's" Pizzeria. 17) On Sunday, go to the Porta Portese open market near Trastevere. Beware of small gypsies and pick-pockets. 18) Go to another favorite shopping area (Piazza Colonna, Piazza del Populo area in downtown Rome). See the Italian Parliament there also. 19) Visit the Villa Borghese park in downtown Rome. 20) Go to the large bookstore across the street from the department store at Piazza Colonna. I forget the name of the bookstore. Ojala te sirvan. Y buen viaje

Yo te diria que Roma puede verse muy bien andando, ya que no hay demasiada distancia de las cosas mas principales a visitar. Por ejemplo, si vas al Vaticano despues puedes tomar la via de la Conciliazione y llegar hasta San Angelo y cruzar el Tiber por el Puente que hay justo en frente, a partir de ahi ya entras en la zona de Navona, Panthheon, Trevi. Otra ruta seria visitar el Campidoglio, Piaza Venecia y de ahi subir por la via del Corso hasta Piazza Poppolo, visitar sus dos iglesias, y subir al mirador de Pincio y visitar Villa Borghese, de bajada puedes pararte en trinita dei Monti, y bajar por las escalinatas de Piazza Spagna, yo luego seguiria por Via Condotti. Tambien te recomiendo que no dejes de ir al trastevere, es un lugar muy caracteristico con una gran oferta de pizzerias y trattorias. No dejes de entrar en cada iglesia que veas, grande o pequeña, porque todas son verdaderos tesoros. Despues estaria el Foro Romano y el Coliseo. Santa Maria Maggiore, San Juan de Letran y San Pablo extramuros, un poco apartado pero merece la pena. Buenos si necesitas algo mas, ya sabes

Hola, te recomiendo que visites este diario de viaje con un recorrido por los mejores lugares: http://www.viajeros.com/diario-86.html ademàs de este hay muchos màs datos allì. suerte y buen viaje!!!