特拉斯提弗列

對於吃一頓較遲的午餐或者晚餐來說，這裡是個不錯的地方。這裡有許多酒吧和餐廳，有種類豐富的食物可供選擇。聖瑪利亞廣場周邊有許多很棒的戶外用餐場所，能欣賞到廣場中央噴泉的美麗景色。

在我們参觀羅馬斗獸場期間，去了特拉斯特維爾。 位於狹窄街道的高層建築提供了樹蔭，這裡有一家皮革店是很出名的，特拉斯提弗列佔據了博爾戈南部的台伯河左岸，是中世紀的小街道。

漫步穿過過道,享受着豐富多彩和有吸引力的建築奇迹。很多餐館以合理的價格，提供美味的食物。雖然這個地方更像希臘的蒙納斯提拉奇，你可以找到很多地方吃東西、喝杯咖啡或晚上喝一杯!

里有很多鮮花，風景如畫，多是當地人，沿着曲折的石板道沿路餐廳、小酒館氣氛都不錯，當然也不會沒有迎合觀光客的店，但都比河右岸平實多了。

Rome是我此行最難訂hostel的地方。又貴房間也少，我被迫換了兩間店。我想跟整個二戰後羅馬就沒有修過一棟樓有關。住房緊張可見一斑。頭两天住的地方靠近Treasevere。這是羅馬最有local生活趣味的街區。沒有太多有名的景點，但晚飯時節你來到布滿綠蔭的紅牆籠罩下的小巷子里，看着大叔大爺們拿着琴樂呵呵的發獃或者插科打諢，小朋友們在廣場上踢球，就會覺得再沒有地方比這裏更靠近意大利的心了。一切都如意大利諺語說的那樣，a little chaos is good for your heart

這裡在小山坡上，風景非常漂亮，值得你花時間参觀

If you are looking for a place to stay in Rome, look no further from a quaint and soulful Roman district of Trastevere. This atmospheric neighborhood with great nightlife is located on the west bank of the Tiber, hence its name ( tras = across, tevere = Tiber). It is very quiet during the day, pleasently removed from the crowds and hustle and bustle of the city, yet conveniently located within walking distance from the Historic Center, the Vatican City and Spanish Steps. Tram 8 will take you to Piazza Venezia and from there it's just a hop to Capitoline Hill, Roman Forum, Colosseum, etc. Though no longer hidden this village - like neighborhood truly is a gem. Maze of cobblestoned streets perfect for aimless walks, taking photos and just soaking up the atmosphere. At night, its many trendy cocktail bars, pubs and restaurants open the door and tourists and locals fill the streets and small, intimate squares. There's no lack of tourist sights in Trastevere. One of the most beautiful and oldest churches is located in Trastevere's central piazza - Santa Maria in Trastevere. Interior is quite a sight - nave is held by 21 ancient Roman columns, while gold mosaics dating back to the 12th century adorne the walls. Another church worth your time is Santa Cecilia in Trastevere built over ancient houses, one of them probably belonging to the saint. Janiculum Hill is perfect for a sunset stroll and offers great views of Rome. Streets of Trastevere are lined with great trattorias, one of them is Cave Canem in Piazza di San Calisto. Delicious pizzas and pastas ataffordable prices. After dinner, take a short walk to Tiramisu Trastevere one of the best places in the city to try this famous Italian dessert.

Literally "across the Tiber," Trastevere was once considered the outskirts of Rome. Now part of il centro storico, this very distinct district is the perfect place to glimpse a bit of the old world while still enjoying the lifestyle of today's Romans. In fact, on my visit, it was the only place in the centro storico where Romans outnumbered tourists! Locals and tourists alike flock to its many small cafes, pubs and restaurants. Young locals in particular are drawn to its bohemian charms. I would add that Trastevere is "hip" without the overly done hipster almost-snooty feel that I found in a place like Notting Hill, for example.A good way to sample Trastevere is to take a tram to Piazza Santa Maria (the main gathering place in Trastevere) and lose yourself in the many winding streets that are adjacent to the piazza. There's an outdoor market at Piazza San Cosimato, one block from the San Francesco a Ripa church, that can be rightly considered a highlight of the area.

Una parte di me vive ancora a Trastevere, si è fermata nei suoi vicoli pieni di luce, nella ferma immobilità della Domenica pomeriggio, seduta in piazza, a mangiare un gelato. Un quartiere romantico, di artisti, studenti, turisti, di quel agglomerato umano musicale e allegro che è Roma, una Roma viva, di parole e caffè, di sigarette e colori a pastello. Meravigliosamente Roma che si esprime in questo quartiere. Non perdetevelo assolutissimamente!

By far the best place in Rome to stay and live amongst the locals. The food options were the best in Rome and far less expensive than touristy areas if you can stumble your way through the translator. Very few people spoke much English, but they were very friendly and made us feel at home. Your best bet if you are not staying in Trastevere is to take a cab and then wander around looking for non-English menus and where the locals are eating.