
Blending world-renowned sights with unforgettable Roman escapes, Hyatt Regency Rome Central invites you to uncover local gems and discover a city that feels both rejuvenating and leisurely at every moment.
Nomos Ante
An avant-garde newcomer offering a bold, experimental culinary experience for those seeking Rome's latest gastronomic evolution.
📍Via di S. Paolo alla Regola, 3
Antica Pesa
A glamorous Trastevere landmark where Roman heritage meets high fashion. A historic favorite for the international elite seeking sophisticated, traditional flavors.
📍Via Garibaldi, 18
Al Grappolo D’oro
A cozy hidden gem near Campo de' Fiori, offering authentic Roman cuisine in a warm, rustic setting. Perfect for honest flavors and a heartfelt atmosphere.
📍Piazza della Cancelleria, 80
Gelateria Fassi
A historic landmark famous for its "Sampietrino"—a chocolate-coated gelato brick. Serving authentic flavors in a grand, timeless setting since 1880.
📍Via Principe Eugenio, 65
Vico Pizza & Wine
A stylish destination where gourmet pizza meets an elite wine cellar, redefining the experience with premium ingredients and a sophisticated, modern edge.
📍Piazza Rondanini, 47
Pipero Roma
Modern Roman hospitality at its finest. This Michelin-starred icon offers a chic, contemporary setting and is home to the city’s most legendary Carbonara.
📍Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 246

Step into the golden age of Roman Baroque at Palazzo Barberini. Once the residence of one of Rome's most powerful families, this architectural masterpiece -designed by the rival geniuses Bernini and Borromini - now houses the National Gallery of Ancient Art. Beyond its majestic halls and grand staircases, the palace preserves some of the most significant treasures of the Italian Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Discover the masterpieces hidden in Rome’s churches. Michelangelo Merisi, known as Caravaggio, revolutionized art by transforming Renaissance forms into raw, dramatic realism. Experience his masterful use of chiaroscuro through six iconic works located in the heart of the city:
Hyatt Regency Rome Central invites you to uncover local gems and discover a city that feels both rejuvenating and leisurely at every moment.

Just steps from the crowds but worlds away in spirit.

Rome’s first ward is now a chic, bohemian enclave of cobblestone streets and artisan boutiques.

The birthplace of Roman cuisine and a bastion of local tradition.
Escape the Roman hustle for a few hours. Hyatt Regency Rome Central suggests three unforgettable getaways to discover Italy’s diverse beauty.

A masterpiece of water and gardens just 45 minutes from Rome.

The island where Romans go to hide. Crystal-clear waters and pastel-colored houses.

The rolling vineyards and cypress-lined roads of Tuscany’s most iconic wine region.
Experience Rome through the eyes of a child, where ancient ruins become the backdrop for legendary adventures. From gladiator schools to hidden wonders, we curate moments of pure magic for our youngest explorers.

An unforgettable experience for little heroes. Learn the combat techniques of Ancient Romans with wooden swords and historic tunics in a real training session on the Appian Way.

Join authentic Roman grandmothers in a rustic kitchen for a hands-on experience. Master the art of fresh pasta and seasonal sauces using timeless techniques and local ingredients. Share stories and the warmth of a true Italian home through the simplicity of homemade cuisine.

Master the ancient art of mosaic-making inside a historic restoration studio. Guided by professional restorers, you will learn traditional techniques to create your own custom design. A hands-on, private experience for all ages and skill levels, inspired by Rome's timeless monuments.
Forget the big chains and discover where Romans look for unique pieces, among excellence in craftsmanship, art galleries, and interior design.

The city’s chicest street and a sanctuary of Roman sophisticated living. Here, you will find eclectic concept stores, avant-garde art galleries, and high-fashion ateliers that feel like exclusive private salons. It is the ultimate destination for those seeking rare finds and an "insider" atmosphere.
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The landmark for fine art, immersive history, and curated interior design. This historic street is a haven for those seeking a sophisticated mix of contemporary culture and heritage in a refined, intimate setting.
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One of the world’s most prestigious streets, Via Giulia is a Renaissance masterpiece designed by Bramante. Today, it is an elite destination defined by silent luxury, hidden courtyards, and high-end art.
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Hidden behind Piazza del Popolo, Via Margutta is Rome’s legendary "street of artists." Once the home of Federico Fellini, this ivy-draped sanctuary remains an oasis of refined creativity, historic studios, and hidden courtyards.
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As the city settles into the golden light of autumn, Rome unveils one of its most vibrant cultural seasons. From international cinema and live music to contemporary performance and landmark exhibitions, discover the events bringing new energy to the Eternal City.

From October 14 to 25, the Rome Film Fest brings the international world of cinema to the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone and venues across the city. Premieres, retrospectives and encounters with leading filmmakers and actors transform Rome into a vibrant stage for contemporary cinema.

From November 1 to 24, the Roma Jazz Festival welcomes established artists and emerging talents for a celebration of jazz in all its forms. Concerts at the Auditorium Parco della Musica Ennio Morricone and Casa del Jazz offer an atmospheric soundtrack to the Roman autumn.

Until November 15, Romaeuropa Festival brings together some of the most compelling voices in contemporary dance, theatre, music and digital arts. Performances unfold across Rome’s leading cultural venues, creating a dynamic dialogue between international creativity and the city’s historic identity.

This autumn, Rome hosts three major exhibitions spanning Renaissance mastery and modern artistic revolution. At Palazzo Bonaparte, Kandinsky (September 15, 2026–February 14, 2027) explores the visionary world of one of abstraction’s great pioneers. The Scuderie del Quirinale celebrate Pontormo (October 9, 2026–February 7, 2027) and the expressive intensity of the Florentine Mannerist master, while Palazzo Braschi presents Keith Haring (October 6, 2026–April 11, 2027), whose distinctive visual language turned art into a powerful expression of movement, freedom and social engagement.

To truly experience the Eternal City is to embrace its timeless rituals and effortless grace. Discover the subtle art of Roman living through these curated insights into the local lifestyle.
To live like a Roman, master the city’s rhythm: quick morning espressos (no cappuccinos after 11 AM), a quiet midday break, and dinner starting no earlier than 8:30 PM.
Master the Bella Figura philosophy: Roman elegance is all about high-quality fabrics, perfect tailoring, and classic leather shoes. Aim for an "effortless chic" look that flows perfectly from an art gallery to a rooftop lounge.
In Rome, dining is a slow ritual where conversation matters as much as the food. Forget "fast food"—let the waiter guide you through seasonal courses and take your time savoring the final amaro and espresso.
Aperitivo is Rome’s golden hour—a social transition from work to leisure. Enjoy a classic Negroni or sparkling wine paired with artisanal bites as the sunset bathes the city in its iconic ochre light.
Sundays in Rome embrace "dolce far niente"—the sweetness of doing nothing. It’s a day for long lunches with loved ones and peaceful strolls through parks like Villa Borghese, allowing you to recharge before the week begins.
Skip the checklist and embrace the passeggiata. Instead of rigid sightseeing, stroll through the city block by block, letting the cobblestones lead you to hidden piazzas and ancient ruins that maps often miss.
Our dedicated Guest Experience Team is at your complete disposal to turn every desire into reality. We are here to ensure your Roman stay is nothing short of unforgettable
