Cafe in Rome

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3 places

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Antico Caffè Greco

Open since 1760 on Via Condotti, and the oldest café in Rome — red velvet, marble tables and two centuries of paintings. Standing at the bar costs a fraction of sitting in the rooms behind it.

About 45 minutes
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Giolitti

Rome's best-known gelateria, family-run since 1900, a few streets from the Pantheon. Pay first, take the receipt to the counter — the queue moves faster than it looks.

About 20 minutes
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Bar Tazza D'Oro

A coffee bar beside the Pantheon that has been roasting its own since 1946 and is still where Romans stop rather than tourists. Order at the till, drink standing.

About 15 minutes

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