5 x Must visit food places in Rome
As a lifelong food enthusiast, studying in Rome has been more than just an educational experience; it's been a culinary journey. While the city’s history won me over in the first place, its cuisine made me fall in love with it. The small streets of the city are decorated with pasticcerie, gelaterie and pizza places, all waiting to be discovered. Nothing smells better than walking past a pasticceria in Rome, and the ability to grab a fresh cornetto after a morning class makes the international student life indeed a whole lot easier.
After living in Rome for a year, I've put together a list of my favorite food places. These spots strike the perfect balance between taste and price, making them ideal for solo travelers or students on a budget.
How to Get to Gaeta from Rome (Easy & Budget-Friendly Guide)
One of the many perks of studying in Rome is the ability to travel around Italy while having a home base in the country. Public transport in Italy is extensive, and there is almost always a train or bus to take you where you need to go. As the travel enthusiast that I am, I decided to reward myself with a budget-friendly trip after finishing my last exam of the year. Gaeta had been on my radar for a while, and since it’s only about an hour and a half from Rome, it seemed like the perfect place to celebrate my well-earned freedom.
In this guide, I will show you exactly how to travel to Gaeta from Rome in the easiest and most budget-friendly way, including train and bus options, prices, and practical tips. This way, visiting this hidden gem along the Tyrrhenian Sea becomes simple and stress-free.