St Peter's Square & St. Peter's Basilica
The queue was super long, even to visit the cathedral so we just take some photos. Afterall, we visited the interior of the cathedral before.
Souvenir stall
En route to Piazza Navona. Castel Saint Angelo
Surrounding area - Ponte Vittorio Emanuele II
En route to Piazza Navona. It was a 15mins walk from St Peter's Square.
Piazza Navona - a place with fountains and many artists displaying their works
“Tartufo” is a chocolate ice-cream truffle whose flavours conjure memories of long ago. It is a classic dessert in the Roman tradition but was created at Tre Scalini and is therefore widely-known as the “Tartufo Tre Scalini”. This was recommended by my colleague's tour guide and my colleague told me to try it but I do not find it very special. It costed 4euro.
Tre Scalini Shop Front
Tre Scalini is a full cafe with tables outside.
Around Piazza Navona
Pretty Flowers
Tripadvisor recommended tiramisu from Two sizes which had a assortment of tiramisu so we wanted to try. The shop is hidden in one of the lanes.
We ordered the normal tiramisu but it was not as nice as those from the restaurants.
Fountains at Navona - Fontana del Moro
Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi
From Navona, it was a short walk to the Pantheon. We were very familiar with this area already.
Luncch was at RISTORANTE NAPOLETANOS . We ate here last year. Since the taste was good, we decided to dine here again. We ordered two 12euro set meal which came with starter and 1 main and add on 1 pasta.
Starter - Bruschetta with Tomato and Basil
Carbonara
Aglio Aglio
Spagetti with minced meat in tomato sauce.
Tiramisu in a bottle - yummy
Total Bill : 46neuro. Great Lunch!
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