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"An Insider's Rome\nFavorite artsy local stops, old and new, of writer Marella Caracciolo and her husband, artist Sandro Chia\nJust a few steps from the magnificent Piazza del Popolo, this old-time classic has attracted artists and writers ever since it opened in 1925. Great garden, bar, and tearoom. Via della Penna, 22; hotellocarno.com\nAn intimate, luxurious guesthouse in the heart of bohemian Trastevere, tended to by artist and textile designer Luisa Longo. Via Garibaldi, 83; buonanottegaribaldi.com\nFour-star hotel in the trendy though somewhat out-of-the-way Ostiense neighborhood. The interiors are a tribute to contemporary art and design. Via Pellegrino Matteucci, 10; abitarthotel.com\nOne of the finest new restaurants in Rome, offering a modern take on traditional Italian cuisine. First-rate wine list and an artistic crowd. Via Tiburtina, 196; pastificiocerere.com/ristorante/index\nAn old chocolate factory turned restaurant and bar, Said also hosts one of the best chocolate boutiques in town. Frequented by artists living in the Pastificio Cerere building next door. Via Tiburtina, 135; said.it\nSecluded American-style bar in a stunning and quintessentially Roman architectural setting. Arco della Pace, 5; chiostrodelbramante.it\nThis bar and restaurant\u2014overlooking the Villa Borghese\u2014is part of Rome's National Gallery of Modern and Contemporary Art, home to an outstanding collection of 19th- and 20th-century art. Via Gramsci, 73; caffedelleartiroma.it\nThis recently opened venue serves fabulous food and wine, has inspiring interiors, and is situated just a few steps from the MAXXI. A must. Via Guglielmo Calderini, 64; 011-39-06-324-42-62\nExcellent restaurant in the heart of an emerging suburb colonized by up-and-coming artists. Via del Pigneto, 46; primoalpigneto.it\nThis bohemian eatery not only offers tasty Italian caf\u00E9 fare, but its antique and vintage furnishings can be yours for a price. Order a delicious meal, and take home a chair, table, or almost any piece that catches your eye. Via delle Zoccolette, 22; zoc22.it\nThe French Academy's exceptionally beautiful bar, housed in the Villa Medici, is accessible with admission to one of the institution's exhibitions or events. Piazza della Trinit\u00E0 die Monti, 1; villamedici.it\nThis enoteca, in one of the city's most riveting piazzas, hosts regular exhibitions curated by influential art critic Achille Bonito Oliva. Piazza Farnese, 50; ristorantecamponeschi.it"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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