Rome is also defined by the river that flows across the city, with one of the most fun areas to visit being Trastevere, on the west bank of the river it is named after. Whether you choose to get lost in its cobbled streets for a calm day stroll or sample traditional cuisine and craft beers with the locals, Trastevere, which also boasts internationally renown attractions such as Palazzo Corsini, a baroque palace with a collection of antique art by Titian and Caravaggio and the 12th-century Basilica di Santa Maria with its glittering mosaics. Another must to, the Lungo Tevere, a stunning walk along the river where you can enjoy the view of the Eternal City.
