Our last walk is not strictly a 'walk'. It is just a collection of a few nightly scenes of Rome. This is a street with restaurants close to Piazza Navona. Romans tend to go out later in the evening, so you should be able to get a table in a restaurant before 9 pm.

This is the Trevi Fountain at night. I made these shots with my tiny Sony digital camera. Here is how to do such night shots by yourself:
1. Disable flash
2. Select Night Program (if available)
3. Put the camera on a stable place (if tripod is not available)
4. Select self timer
5. Hit the release button and let the camera do the rest. :-)

Another photo of the street life in Rome at night. The city center is busy until late in the night.

Fiume Tevere (Tever River) at night.

This is Santa Maria in Trastevere at night. The Trastevere quarter is a fantastic, very busy place at night. We were there on Saturday night, when suddenly at about 10.30 pm a professional Brazilian samba troop danced through the streets, complete with drums and whistles! It was fun, and I guess the people of Trastevere are used to it. :-)

Street life in Rome at night.

Another photo of the pedestrian area in Rome at night.

This is the Trattoria and Pizzeria Al Fontanone in Trastevere. It offers reasonable prices and the best traditional Roman food you can imagine. We enjoyed our meal very much as were a number of locals. This is always a clear indicator that it's not a tourist trap!

Hosteria Piccolo Arancia - we found this tiny hosteria (which is by the way not a traditional name for a restaurant) by accident close to the Trevi fountain. It is amazing that you will be able to find the nicest restaurants when you you leave the main tourist routes. This restaurant is just a few meters "off the beaten track" but it is affordable and has a very friendly staff.