 My friends in front of Piazza Trillusa by nbeard | Night Lights tips and photos posted by real travelers and Rome locals. • 28 Photos • 24 Reviews See all Rome Nightlife |  | Rome Night Lights Reviews | 1 - 10 of 24 |  |
 sunset in Rome by sue_stone One of my favourite things to do in Rome in the evening is to watch the sun set and then the city light up. Many of the fabulous buildings are flood lit, really making them stand out and look even more beautiful than they do during the day. Just take a wander around the centre of town - it is full of locals and tourists alike, enjoying the bars and restaurants and the vibe of Roma!
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by jazzmatazz One of the hottest (night) spots in town!! Meet interesting and good looking people (any age) from all over the world... My favourits: The Drunken Ship, Sloppy Sam's, Vineria, Aristo Campo (mmhhh)....just come along and drop in!
none... Leave a Comment Theme: Eating and DrinkingAddress: Piazza Campo de'Fiori (zona Centro)Directions: 5 min. walk from Largo Torre Argentina (Bus no.30-40-46-62-63-64-70-81-87-492-630-916 or Tram no. 8)...then just ask
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Piazza Trillusa is in Trastevere, and it is one of the main spots from Romans and expats to meet at night, although it has been discovered by some intrepid tourists as well. This piazza acts as the entrance to Trastevere, where there are many places to eat and bars to grab a drink in. Many young Italians just stroll from place to place, and walking in the narrow cobblestone streets acts as an activity in and of itself (in between drinks, of course). If you are facing the piazza with the river behind you, there is an authentic and cheap pizza restaurant on the left corner called La Margherita. The Diavolo is my favorite. Also, if you look up on the left above a stone wall there is a bar/club that is very popular with Romans. And, as you walk from the Piazza toward Santa Maria in Trastevere, there will be a market of sorts selling jewelry and other handmade crafts. There is a wine bar called Baccanale that is good in Trastevere. Off of Santa Maria in Trastevere, ther is a bar (I forget the name), but it has a white awning and looks slightly seedy. But, if you go in and ask for a "scropino" you will pay 2.60 for a tall glass of vodka mixed with lemon sorbet. In general, this is a great place to walk around at night to eat, drink, and people watch.
No dress code exactly, but Italians ALWAYS look nice when they go out. Stick with black and you will be fine. If you wear jeans, you will definitely mark yourself as a tourist. Theme: OtherAddress: In Trastevere, right by the TiberDirections: If you take the 8 tram from the Argentina end, get off at the first stop over the river and take a right, with the river on your right. Walk down until you see the piazza on your left.
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 My friends in Campo;good enoteca is on left by nbeard, 1 more photos Campo di Fiori is a piazza lined with bars, and is a very popular place at night for grabbing a drink. There is a trick, however, as this spot is anything but secret. When I was living there, I was warned by Italians and non-American expats alike where the bars were to avoid, because the Americans took them over. One of them is here in Campo, and it is called The Drunken Ship. If you want to find some Americans to party with, this is the place. But if you want to go where the locals go, try some of the other enotecas in the piazza. If you are facing The Drunken Ship, to the left there are 2 enotecas side by side. The second one is very cheap, comparatively. You have to look close to see that these two are seperate. But once you have your drink, everyone tends to hang out outside, to socialize and people-watch.
As always, looking nice is better, but not required. Theme: OtherAddress: Campo di Fiori
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 Colosseum at night by meteorologist1 The streets and landmarks light up at night. Italians tend to eat dinner late, usually at 9 o'clock. That is when the restaurants are filled with people. Just walk the streets of Rome at night, but do not go to areas where there are less people -- there may be danger. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Colosseum at night by martin_nl We didn't really go to any nightlife spot in Rome, since we wanted to see all of Rome's antiquities etc. However a very good tip is to walk with your camera (and tripod) around the city and make wonderful night photo's of the citiy. Almost all the Ancient sights and other famous must sees are well lit and easy to photograph. We didn't do too much night sight seeing, but I did capture this shot of the Colosseum at night. Magnificients isn't it? I'm quite proud of this pic, which I took with my new digital camera!! Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: All around Rome!!
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 ROMAN NIGHT by travelgourmet When in Rome, do as....you know the rest, but when in Rome what the real nightlife activity is has to be walking at night from one Piazza to another or down the side streets to be witness to the magic of light on the history of Rome. Oh, you can dine at night in a pizzeria, trattoria, or a ristorante. Maybe even a vinoteca, discoteca, or a night club, but the real delight at night is in gazing at the play of light on the buildings and fountains throughout this ageless city. You can be in the moment or transport yourself to ancient times via the mind as you caress the beauty of the night. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: The City of Rome
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 Tiber by night by sandysmith Well I guess we walked so much of Rome during the day that we didn't walk too much in the evenings! Most of our evenings we spent in the Trastevere area across the River Tiber. This is the most popular area to eat in Rome - so much choice - and the livliest at night. Theme: OtherDirections: Across the River Tiber
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The Trevi Fountain is a great view anyway but especially pretty when it is lit up in the evening. It is a lot less crowded at night and because there are less people walking around you can sit and enjoy the view. ***BEWARE*** Their is a team of men trying to sell you scarves, camera tripods, snowglobes, umbrellas and all kind of useless garbage. They seemed to be alot more agressive in the evening because they was less people and the same guy would come up to us 3 or 4 times trying to sell us the same thing he offered us 10 minutes before. It was annoying especially because they seem to congregate at the fountain, we found the best way to deal with them was not to make eye contact and completely ignore them which seemed to get rid of them the quickest. They also try to give woman roses while "You take you take, I give for free", but do not take the roses because as soon as you do they try getting money from your partner. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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 Vatican and Tiber River at dusk by karenincalifornia Rome is at its best in the evening and night. The hot summer temperatures cool down. There is constant activity throughout the city. Head out of your hotel and explore Rome. Linger over dinner, share a bottle of chianti, savor some gelato, and hang out in one of the many piazzas, like Piazza Navona.
Our hotel was on the west side of the Tiber River (the Vatican side), so every evening, my family and I would cross over the river to The Other Side - the side with Piazza Navona, a fun, active place to spend part of the evening. Our hotel was only a 5 minute walk from the Piazza, so we did not think that being on the Vatican side of the river was a negative at all. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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