TESTACCIO

Explore this hidden gem neighborhood, Testaccio, home to Rome’s best eats. Take a guided tour of the traditional market, visit 8 authentic eateries, and enjoy a full lunch with wine.

Immerse yourself in the heart of Rome as you explore Testaccio, the birthplace of Roman cuisine. Testaccio is widely regarded as the neighborhood where locals go to eat and drink.

Discover Rome: Green Route Prepare to explore Rome in an entirely new way with this classic itinerary. See the Eternal City's famous landmarks from a fresh viewpoint, ensuring your day is both easy and delightful. Schedule First bus: 9am from 1-A terminal (Piazza dei Cinquecento) Last bus: 6:30pm from 1-A terminal (Piazza dei Cinquecento) Frequency: every 15-20 mins Popular stops: Villa Borghese, Colosseum Destination Eataly: Orange Route Dive into the lively local markets and uncover hidden treasures away from the usual spots. Explore the Testaccio quarter, a food lover's paradise, providing a genuine taste of authentic Rome. Schedule First bus: 12am from 1-B terminal (Viale Enrico De Nicola) Last bus: 2:10pm from 1-B terminal (Viale Enrico De Nicola) Frequency: every 2 hours Popular stops: Pyramid-Testaccio Quarter, Santa Maria Maggiore Explore Museums: Blue Route Calling all aesthetes! This route is crafted just for you. Prepare to delve into the city's rich artistic legacy at each stop — from cutting-edge contemporary works at MAXXI to stunning masterpieces at the Borghese Gallery. Schedule First bus: 11:30am from 1-B terminal (Viale Enrico De Nicola) Last bus: 4:10pm from 1-B terminal (Viale Enrico De Nicola) Frequency: every 2 hours Popular stops: Borghese Gallery, MAXXI Museum Please click here for the detailed route map and boarding points. You can join a tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Castel Sant’Angelo – the chameleon of Rome! Built in the 2nd century AD as Emperor Hadrian's mausoleum, Castel Sant’Angelo later served as a military fortification and a refuge for popes during the 1527 sieges. Today, it's a National Museum. Skip the queues and explore it at your own pace, opt for hosted entry to ensure smooth access. Consider an audio guide to delve deeper. The castle features five floors connected by a spiral ramp. Visit the chamber of ashes, historic cells of incarcerated ideological opponents, lavish Papal residence rooms, and marvel at an extensive weaponry collection. Conclude your visit on the terrace, enjoying panoramic views of Rome and a direct view of the magnificent statue that gives the ‘castle of the holy angel’ its name.