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“You will be right in the thick of things, where it can feel like "old Rome" if you can find a quiet street. If you are not staying on the square where the fountain is, or on one of the busier streets leading up to it, you can find some quiet accommodation options if they are on less-trodden back streets. The closest Metro stop is Barberini, and the fountain itself is about a 5 minute walk from there. There are buses that stop nearby also, but not much transportation other than taxis that can take you right into the Trevi Fountain neighborhood. This is a very central Rome neighborhood and you can walk to almost all the sites from here. Being so central, it's a safe area, although watch for pickpockets when you are on the crowded streets. There are quite a few good restaurants nearby and plenty more closer to the nearby Pantheon/Piazza Navona area. ”

“MAZZO is the headquarters of The Fooders project, located in Centocelle, Rome. The micro multipurpose space alternates restaurant, snack bar and bakery, takeaways gourmet, mini beer-wine shop, temporary projects related to food and event planning and catering. A single social table that seats 10, and a menu that ranges from traditional Roman cuisine to the creative cuisine with roots on the local territory.”

“Sitshuttlebus A convenient shuttle bus to go to the airports www.sitshuttlebus.com”

“Old fashioned pastry shop, small and still family run. Everything is handmade in the lab behind the bar, every morning croissants and pastries are fresh. For 1 euro or just a little more: maritozzi (sweet bread with cream), rice puddings, puffs, Sicilian cannoli, excellent bigne (profiterole) with cream, not to mention seasonal specialties: Carnival frappe (fried dough with sugar), castagnole, bignè di S. Giuseppe, Christmas trunks ...). Perfect even for a quick breakfast or a coffee break. There are no seats places, though. Prices: under 5,00€”