assistant: Restaurants:

• Veggie World Roma - An all-vegan restaurant with a diverse menu including veggie burgers, seitan skewers, pasta dishes and more. They also offer a popular vegan brunch on weekends.

• Porcospino - A vegan pizzeria that offers vegan recreations of traditional Roman-style pizzas with a variety of vegetable toppings. They also have pastas, salads and desserts.

• Romeow Cat Bistrot - A cat-themed vegan cafe serving vegan sandwiches, salads, burgers, and other lunch and dinner items. They offer meat- and dairy-free spins on classic Italian dishes.

Dishes to try:

• Vegan carbonara - Made with tofu or seitan instead of eggs and cheese.

• Vegan cacio e pepe - Uses nutritional yeast to mimic the flavor of cheese and incorporates black pepper.

• Vegan tiramisu - Layers coffee-soaked cake with a tofu or coconut-based vegan mascarpone cream.

Classes and tours:

• Vegan Food Tour of Rome - A 3-hour walking tour that stops at various vegan and vegan-friendly restaurants to sample traditional and modern vegan Roman cuisine.

• Vegan Pasta-Making Class - A hands-on cooking class where you'll learn to make 3-4 types of vegan pasta from scratch along with vegan sauces to pair them with.

• Vegan Baking Class - Includes instruction on making vegan biscotti, panettone, and other Italian vegan baked goods. You'll get to bake and sample your creations at the end of the class.

assistant: Certainly! Rome has a growing number of restaurants and food options that cater to a vegan diet. Here are some popular options:

Restaurants:

Il Margutta RistorArte: This upscale restaurant serves a range of vegan dishes, including appetizers, pastas, main courses, and desserts.

Il Vegetariano: This is a popular vegan restaurant that offers a range of dishes, including pizzas, pastas, and main courses, all made with fresh, seasonal ingredients.

Ratatouille: This trendy restaurant serves vegan-friendly Mediterranean-style cuisine, including a variety of salads, pastas, and main courses.

Il Gelato del Teatro: This gelateria offers a variety of vegan gelato flavors, made with natural ingredients and no artificial colors or preservatives.

Cooking Classes:

La Tavola Marche: This cooking school offers a variety of classes, including vegan cooking classes that focus on creating healthy, flavorful dishes.

Cucina con Vista: This cooking school offers classes in a variety of cuisines, including vegan cuisine. You can learn how to make traditional Roman dishes, like pasta alla carbonara, using vegan ingredients.

Food Tours:

Eating Italy Food Tours: This food tour company offers a range of tours, including a vegan food tour of Rome that takes you to some of the city's best vegan-friendly restaurants and food shops.

Food and Art Tours: This company offers a range of food-focused tours, including a vegan-friendly food tour that highlights the best of Rome's vegan cuisine.

These are just a few examples of the many vegan-friendly options available in Rome. Whether you're looking for fine dining or casual, you're sure to find something that meets your needs and preferences.

assistant: Visit historic landmarks such as the Colosseum, the Roman Forum, and the Pantheon, which are all free to visit on the first Sunday of each month.

Explore the city's many piazzas, such as Piazza Navona, Campo de' Fiori, and Piazza di Spagna, which offer a variety of street performers and outdoor cafes to relax and people-watch.

Visit one of Rome's many beautiful churches, such as St. Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Sistine Chapel, which offer a rich cultural experience and a glimpse into the history of the Catholic Church.

Take a guided food tour to sample the city's famous cuisine, including traditional vegan Italian dishes like "caponata" (eggplant stew), "risotto alla milanese" (saffron risotto), and "polenta e funghi" (polenta and mushroom dish).

prompter: You didn't mention the Trevi Fountain, why?