After a long trek through the Vatican Museums, this nearby sandwich shop hits the spot. Polish off panini stuffed with everything from slow-roasted porchetta (pork), to tangy gorgonzola, marinated veggies, spicy tomato jam and much more. Dine on pavement stools around old wine barrels.
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Panino Divino
Vatican City, Borgo & Prati
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