7 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
The district 'across the Tiber', home to many Renaissance-era palaces and villas.
A church built on the site of Saint Cecilia's home, where early Christians held mass. It contains a tender, peaceful statue of the martyred saint.
An early Christian church fronting the neighbourhood's main square.
The beating heart of Trastevere, where locals gather as in a common living room. It is a great spot to simply sit and watch neighbourhood life.
Bar in a former car garage whose name means 'brakes and clutches'. Buying a drink gets you access to a complimentary aperitivo food buffet.
A classic Trastevere bar for morning coffee that also draws people at all hours for Negronis and beer. It attracts a lively cross-section of Romans.
A concierge-recommended, no-frills Roman trattoria with paper on the tables and excellent food. Dishes include puntarelle crostini and a well-made Amatriciana.