Tired of touristic Rome? I have something for you

The Colosseum, the Capitoline Hill, the Pantheon... we won't show you the tourist spots in the guidebook. If this is not your first time in Rome and you want something not standard, go to the area Trastevere (translated simply as “across the Tiber River”) is an old town with narrow cobbled streets, medieval houses covered with ivy, it is also called the “heart of Rome”. There are no crowds of tourists here and you can calmly walk, buy ripe apricots in a small shop, play with the owner’s dog, try on dresses by an unknown Italian designer, and then have an incredibly tasty dinner in a small restaurant, where the mustachioed Italian owner himself will take your order and feed you simply magical homemade pasta What is a must see/visit at Trastevere? Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere (the oldest in operation, the first church on this site was before the reign of Constantine, and inside there is a very atypical mosaic a la Byzantine style) 8 courtyard Basilica of Santa Cecilia market in piazza di S. Cosimato (cheeses, butter - everything as for our own) near the basilica S.Pietro in Montorio is a good observation deck with an unusual panorama of Rome. Oh, by the way, try the pizza at Trastevere! And one more thing - the price tag in restaurants here is much lower than in the tourist part of Rome. #rome