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Via del Babuino, 9
If you make one wish at the Trevi Fountain in Rome, it should probably be to end up at the Hotel de Russie.
Via Garibaldi, 27
Enjoy soaring archways and Baroque flourishes, courtesy of architect Francesco Borromini.
Via Giulia, 131
An unbeatable location, with a roof terrace offering sweeping views of the Vatican.
Via del Vantaggio, 14
Modern art meets 19th century architecture at this well-renovated spot in Rome’s historic center.
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Via dei Giubbonari, 21
"If you love French wine and Italian food like we do, you're in the right place." —Frank Castronovo and Frank Falcinelli
Salita dei Crescenzi, 31
A local favorite for classics like carbonara and cacio e pepe near the Pantheon.
Via del Pellegrino, 87
Expertly crafted cocktails make this Campo de'Fiori spot popular with young creative types.
Piazza Dè Ricci, 144
Open since the '30s, this white-tablecloth stalwart serves some of the city’s best fish.
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Via Bocca di Leone, 46
Rome’s answer to Colette, with clothing by Yigal Azrouel, candles by DL&Co., and an oyster bar.
Via Margutta, 11
Visit this newly renovated, decades old leather specialist for sleek bucket bags and briefcases.
Via del Governo Vecchio, 67
Look like a street-style star in these fashion-forward pieces for fingers, neck, wrists, and ears.
Via Vittoria, 27
Designer finds fill the racks at this vintage shop, down the street from the flagship Miu Miu store.
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Piazzale del Museum Borghese, 5
Check out the exquisite art, then spend some time wandering the gorgeous surrounding gardens.
Via del Corso, 305
View the 17th-century art, then peek at the private apartments where the family still lives.
Piazza dei Santi Apostoli, 66
One of the city's grandest—and most art-filled—private homes, which is finally open to the public.
Via della Purificazione, 84
Explore the city like a (super chic) local: by tooling around on a vintage Vespa.