Products without names and surnames like fashion now wants to impose , but that has always constitute the heart of a great Roman cuisine.

FROM CARBONARA TO FISH
FROM ROMAN TRIPE TO PIZZA

The Trattoria’s menu embraces all the best choices the Roman cuisine could offer in its repertoire. From stewed meatballs, courgette flowers with anchovies and mozzarella, and classic supplì among the fried starters, to homemade tonnarelli and fettuccine (as well as dumplings) amatriciana, to “cacio e pepe” or with “coda alla vaccinara” sauce. Spaghetti and rigatoni al dente for carbonara, for sea fruit and for anchovies, then jump to the minty Roman tripe, to the vaccinara tail, to the delicate taste of meat rolls in tomato sauce and, for the fried lovers, to breaded lamb ribs.

Photos from the facebook page of the restaurant: here

website: http://www.trattoriadacesare.it/?lang=en

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Shocking is the 163 or Amalfitana road with the spectacular view that leads to it and covers the entire length of the coast.

Since the 1960s, and alongside the nearby and most popular Capri, the Amalfi coast has evolved into one of Italy’s top tourist destinations but also a favorite place for both jet setters and couples looking for romance. Fortunately, because of the geomorphology of the area, tourist development was at a slow pace.

Therefore, it is still an earthly paradise that combines tranquility with cosmopolitan reputation: you will find quiet fishing villages next to cosmopolitan towns and secluded beaches next to lively and organized beaches.

In Sorrento, where Kazanova and Goethe were taking part, you will be impressed with the old villas on the hill slopes overlooking the emerald waters, Mediterranean gardens with olives and citrus, the lively cosmopolitan harbor where they breed expensive vessels and life in Coffee of Piazza Tasso, which was loved by both Nietzsche and Ipsen.

Positano is the most expensive and scenic area, a city with countless stairs and narrow streets, a settlement-terrace in the endless blue. Amalfi is the most popular proposal for a day trip from there and Ravello stands high up on the hill as if to watch what’s happening … Even Salerno, however, which plays the role of the transport hub, has a beautiful Old Town With narrow alleys.

Where to eat

In Positano, at Don Alfonso 1890 (Corso S Agata 11, tel .: +39 081 8780026) the organic materials come from the owner’s farm while the most famous dish is pasta with sardines, green peppers and oregano. (http://www.donalfonso.com/home.asp?lingua=ing)

In Amalfi, Caravella (Via Matteo Camera 12, tel .: +39 089871029) serves homemade pesto with anchovies, capers and lemon (http://www.ristorantelacaravella.it/?lang=en).

In Ravello, exciting dishes will be served at Rosselini, such as lemon sardines (Via San Giovanni del Toro 28, tel .: +39 089 818181) (http://www.palazzoavino.com/en/Dining/Rossellinis).

Where to stay

One relatively cheap and good option is to stay at the hotel: La Casetta Nel Bosco. Hotel Doria Amalfi is also a very nice 3 star hotel with a magnificent view (http://www.hoteldoriamalfi.it/en/). If you afford something more expensive we would recommend: Hotel Aurora (http://www.aurora-hotel.it/) and Hotel Luna Convento (http://www.lunahotel.it/)

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• Decide which place you want to visit and how many days are you going to stay.
• Make sure you have your passport ready!
• Book your tickets early. It is very likely to find good offers.
• Find the right accommodation for you. The most difficult part in organizing a trip, is where will be the location of your accommodation. Pick a place either near the Underground or the Bus Lines. Prefer more central places.
• Check the currency of the Country you will visit. If they don’t use the same currency as you, you must do currency.
• Download 2 maps. The first will be the map of the town and the second the map of the local transportation.
• Find the Sightseeing. Note the hours, the days of operation, the price of the ticket and the location.
• Decide how you want to move around city. Will it be the Underground? The bus? The taxi?
• Book your tickets for the museums, the archaeological places, etc, online. In many sightseeing, the queue you have to wait is huge! Buy yourself that time and enter before the others.
• Locate beautiful neighborhoods and places of great interest. Some places worth a visit but they are not in the mainstream tourist walk plans.
• Use Trip Advisor and related websites, to find local restaurants, coffee houses, etc. The tourist’s opinion counts!
• Make a rough plan. Write down the days that you are going to stay and what do you want to visit. By doing that, you will be sure that you visited everything you wanted.
• Prepare your luggage. If you are traveling by airplane, make sure you meet the airport’s restrictions.

Have a nice trip!!

source: https://exploreathenzblog.wordpress.com/

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