TRASTEVEREAR

Trastevere is Rome's 13th district, known as the neighborhood on the other side of the Tiber, the medieval and bohemian neighborhood, the heart of " la gala " (the nightlife), of the "movida Romana" (Roman movida), and yes, all that and more: Trastevere. But let's not just look at its facade; let's wander around its streets, alleys, and squares, where a centuries-old soul lurks, made up of nobles and unfortunates, stories of knives, bandits, heroes, mercenary captains...

To travel around is also to explore an intricate labyrinth that has been the scene of the activities that take place near a port, commerce... Where there was once an important market and the trades that always accompany it: trattorias, inns, locandas, commercial activities and the not-so-licit ones, such as smuggling, the underworld and those of the "low life".

Trasteverear is a walk through what was once the home of intellectuals, musicians, composers, and poets who, through their art, expressed the feelings of the population, where the poetic soul was satirical, fun, and irreverent, with a direct focus on social and cultural issues, reflecting without sacrificing entertainment.

Wandering through restaurants, bars, trattorias and inns, and remembering that November 5, 1958, in a restaurant in Trastevere where a private party for Roman high society was held, and an improvised striptease takes place, which is often symbolic of coinciding with the beginning of la dolce vita .

We'll relive the wonders, characters, and stories of this small town within Rome, the places that served as a stage and represent the different eras and souls of Trastevere, so you can get to know it and experience it.

Trasteverear is to travel:

§ Tiber Island

§ Piazza in Piscinula

§ Athlete's Vicolo

§ Church of Santa Maria in Cappella

§ Piazza de Mercanti

§ Piazza Santa Cecilia

§ Via del Salumi

§ Arch of Tolomei

§ Vicolo del Buco

§ Via Lungareta

§ Basilica of Santa Maria in Trastevere

§ Via del Moro

§ Piazza Trilussa

§ Ponte Sisto

The best way to start wandering around is to discover the interesting facts about Tiber Island , which is not Trastevere, but is eternally close, inseparable!!!

Once we have crossed the Tiber, we will continue our walk in search of squares, churches, galleries, antique dealers, artisans, nasones, madonellas, stumbling blocks, trattorias, inns, bars, street artists, and much, much more, through vias and vicolos of sampietrinis, their walls covered in ivy, with clothes hanging on the lines, very picturesque streets full of charm.

There's nothing like Trastevere for authentic Italian cuisine! ...in family-run trattorias and inns. You can also hear the alternation of street musicians, whose genres range from songwriting to blues, jazz, and improvisation on instruments made from paint buckets, empty cans, and recycled materials, where talent is on display.

!! The night in Trastevere is magical !!...