Tony has just over 30 hours to explore the Eternal City. He sets off on a whirlwind tour, from the banks of the Tiber River to deep into the crooked ancient alleyways, sampling as much cuisine as he can along ...
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Gianicolo in Trastevere
Tony takes in the view of Rome from this scenic vantage point, a great spot to watch the sun set over the city.
Via Nicola Fabrizi, 11 00153 Rome, Italy
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Tony Also Recommends: Ristoro Degli Angeli
"Great pastas, great seafood dishes, and the specialty (and it's excellent), a fettuccine with butter, parmigiana, and toasted sesame seeds."
Via Luigi Orlando, 2 00154 Roma, Italy
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Tony Also Recommends: Cinema al Belvedere
"An open-air terrace with a view of the Colosseum. In the summer months they show movies. There's even an outdoor cocktail lounge: the Elefunk Kitchen Club."
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Cacio e Pepe in Prati
Tony has cacio e pepe at this appropriately-named restaurant before he leaves Rome.
Via Giuseppe Avezzana, 11 00195 Rome, Italy
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Betto e Mary
Tony goes to this unassuming neighborhood place that serves quintessential Roman cuisine and doesn't cater to tourists--Tony samples shaved horse meat, tripe and sweetbreads.
Via dei Savorgnan, 99 00176 Rome, Italy
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Check out Anthony Bourdain's tips for places to visit in each city that he travels to in The Layover and follow our lists on Foursquare to replicate his trip.
