Such a lovely apartment, Franziska has decorated it beautifully and I would happily live there if I could! Franziska was incredibly helpful with helping us find some good restaurants and wine bars - there are so many to choose from it's hard to know where to begin! We personally loved Pasta e Vino, they do the most incredible truffle mushroom pasta, as well as Trapazzino in Piazza Trilussa, serving the new pizza street food of Rome - give the chicken cacciatore trapazzino a try, you won't be disappointed! The neighbourhood, Trastevere, is something quite special. Just outside the front door to the building, there is a fresh fruit and veg market, with lovely cafes, Enoteca La Vitre wine bar (if you like wine and 1950s music, this is the place for you!) and a gelato just steps away. If you turn right out of the apartment and walk for 2 mins there's a beautiful piazza, with heaps of pavement cafes and restaurants, a church and so many little hidden gems down all the narrow side streets. If you like burrata mozzarella and beautifully-made fresh pasta dishes, Latteria is a great place to stop for lunch. Most of the Trastevere area is pedestrianised with narrow cobbled streets, so it's a lovely place to return to after a day of exploring the tourist sites and busy centre of Rome. I would highly recommend staying here if you're thinking of doing a city break - the prices are a bit cheaper here because you're about 30 mins walking away from the busy sites and tourist traps, and the pavement cafes are amazing! That said, 30 mins of walking goes so quickly when there's so much to explore. We didn't take a taxi or use public transport the entire time we were there, there's just no need to when you see so many beautiful things to discover on foot! We had an amazing time here and will definitely be back to stay at Franziska's place soon :)