Via di Pietra 74-77 · Roma
Where we are
You will find us at Via di Pietra 74-77, a lane in the historic centre that starts behind the columns of Hadrian’s Temple and runs to Via del Corso.
Via di Pietra 74-77, 00186 Roma
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Getting here
The historic centre is a limited-traffic zone, but well served by public transport: on metro line A the nearest stops are Barberini and Spagna; by bus the handiest stops are Piazza Venezia, Largo Chigi and Corso/Minghetti. And then, a pleasant walk through the streets of central Rome, among art and beauty, is a must.
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To book
Through TheFork: choose the day and time, enter the number of guests and the confirmation arrives in no time. By phone, to speak directly with us, especially when organising special events.
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Getting here from the nearby landmarks
Distances are as the crow flies.
Via del Corso
≈ 90 mAt Piazza Colonna and the Galleria Alberto Sordi, take Via di Pietra: we are less than a hundred metres in.
Walking directions, opens in a new tabTrevi Fountain
≈ 270 mVia delle Muratte down to Via del Corso; cross and keep straight on: that is Via di Pietra.
Walking directions, opens in a new tabPantheon
≈ 320 mFrom Piazza della Rotonda take Via dei Pastini: it reaches Piazza di Pietra, in front of the columns. Via di Pietra starts behind them.
Walking directions, opens in a new tabPiazza Venezia
≈ 500 mVia del Corso northwards to Piazza Colonna, then left into Via di Pietra.
Walking directions, opens in a new tabPiazza Navona
≈ 600 mTowards the Pantheon (Corso del Rinascimento, then Via Giustiniani), then Via dei Pastini to Piazza di Pietra.
Walking directions, opens in a new tabSpanish Steps
≈ 660 mVia Condotti to Via del Corso, left (south) to Piazza Colonna, then right into Via di Pietra.
Walking directions, opens in a new tabBarberini metro (line A)
≈ 780 mDown Via del Tritone to Via del Corso: just across, slightly to the left, is Via di Pietra.
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From the Pantheon to our table
The Pantheon
Start in Piazza della Rotonda, in front of the Pantheon.
Piazza di Pietra
Via dei Pastini leads straight into Piazza di Pietra, in front of the columns of Hadrian’s Temple.
Via di Pietra 74: the Taverna
Behind the columns begins Via di Pietra: the Taverna is at number 74.
Then, the Trevi Fountain
After dinner, Via di Pietra carries on to Via del Corso; cross the street and the Trevi Fountain is a little further on.
Photos from Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0: Pantheon by Rabax63, Hadrian’s Temple by Chabe01, Trevi Fountain by Fiat 500e.