Best Bars With A View Roma Near Me

4worldlovers: A jewel set in the heart of ancient Rome, in a building of immense historical and artistic value; a luxury hotel that can give you an authentic thrill: this is Grand Hotel de la Minerve, exclusive five star Hotel with Rome's major attractions at its doorstep: Navona square, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. This strategic location rewards our Guests on the roof top with a fascinating view. The Minerva Roof Garden, that houses our exclusive Restaurant, treats the palate and seduces our Guests with a marvelous 360 degree view of Rome, with it’s enchanting sunsets.Popular amongst both roman and international jetsetters, the Minerva Roof Garden is considered one of the best places in town. It is the ideal location for your encounters and will give a magical touch to your events, in one of the most beautiful places in the world.

Antonio Falco, born in Naples, began his apprenticeship in the region of Campania at the restaurant “Don Alfonso 1890” in “Sant’Agata dei due Golfi” and at the restaurant “L’incontro” in Pozzuoli. Falco learned the keys to his success in this territory.

"The talent of Antonio Falco makes your dinner a unique experience; he has travelled the world and tried every technique in modern cuisine with the goal of exalting the authenticity of the ingredients. He is a Chef and an artist, as he shows in the presentation of every single dish, even the most humble."

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The Court cocktail bar is a courtyard in the traditional sense, as intimate and sophisticated as it is open to beauty. Large walls protect the space on two sides, setting the stage for the spectacular views of the Colosseum and the Ludus Magnus gladiator school.

A sophisticated, contemporary bar concept in one of the most iconic locations in Rome and an unforgettable setting for guests to experience the rebirth of cocktail culture.

Located directly above the Ludus Magnus, the ancient gymnasium of Rome’s fierce gladiators, The Court commands a rare view of the illuminated Colosseum in all its timeless glory. A place like no other that offers guests the warmest of welcomes and a feast for all the senses. Our cocktail bar is a classic courtyard surrounded by two high walls, with the bar on one side, the seating area on the other and a walkway between the two. A color palette featuring warm yellows and oranges, elegant midnight blue and the noncolors black and white provides the building blocks for our signature minimal style. Stylish furnishings add to the elegance, whether it’s the long counter and stools on one side or the conversation area with comfortable chic seating on the other.

To best enjoy the Court experience, we recommend smart casual attire and ask our gentlemen guests to wear long pants and collared shirts.

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Our cafè and bar faces Esquilino Square and offers alfresco dining. Authentic Italian dishes can be seen cooking through the show window of our main restaurant. Savor cocktails from our rooftop bar with a view of Santa Maria Maggiore Church.


In the morning, soft natural light welcomes guests along with an ample sweet and savory selection, including gluten-free and vegan offerings, accompanied by tea and Lavazza fair trade coffee. From homemade cakes to international breakfast: enjoy our breakfast buffet to start the day in the best way. In the evening, Mamalia surprises its guests with traditional dishes with a modern twist.

4worldlovers: Welcome to the Relais Fontana di Trevi in the heart of Rome’s historical centre, the ideal location for a romantic weekend in the eternal city. At Relais Fontana di Trevi you’ll find a welcoming and relaxing atmosphere just right for a truly unique and unforgettable holiday in Rome. The Relais faces out onto the Trevi Fountain in Renaissance Rome, just a few moments from the other most significant piazzas, monuments and museums of the eternal city. The Trevi Fountain is Rome’s largest fountain and is generally considered one of he most famous in the world. The work of Nicola Salvi, it attaches to one side of Palazzo Poli and was inaugurated in 1735 by Pope Clement XII while work was still underway.