Recharge your batteries with a quiet drink at this bookish bistrot. Pick your tipple from the 250-variety tea menu or opt for an Italian wine and sit back in the softly lit earthenware-hued interior. For something to eat, there's a small menu of salads, bruschette, baguettes and hot dishes.
Makasar Bistrot
Vatican City, Borgo & Prati
Lonely Planet's must-see attractions
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With its revolutionary design, this awe-inspiring temple has served as an architectural blueprint for millennia.
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Originally an 8th-century lodging for Saxon pilgrims, this ancient hospital complex was established by Pope Innocent III in the late 12th century. Three…
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Not to be confused with the Tomb of St Peter, this ancient Roman cemetery extends beneath the Vatican hill. Guided tours, which must be pre-booked, take…
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