Terrazza 1919, Gregorian Etruscan Museum Travel Guide
Discover Terrazza 1919, a cocktail bar in Rome offering stunning views and a vibrant atmosphere for an unforgettable night out.
Nestled in the heart of Rome, Terrazza 1919 is a must-visit cocktail bar offering a delightful blend of ambiance and exquisite drinks. With stunning views and a stylish setting, it's perfect for tourists seeking a taste of Roman nightlife.
A brief summary to Terrazza 1919
- Viale Vaticano, 99, Rome, Metropolitan City of Rome Capital, 00165, IT
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- Monday 2 pm-8 pm
- Tuesday 2 pm-8 pm
- Wednesday 2 pm-8 pm
- Thursday 2 pm-8 pm
- Friday 2 pm-8 pm
- Saturday 2 pm-8 pm
Know before you go
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- Visit during sunset for breathtaking views and a magical atmosphere.
- Try their signature cocktails for a unique taste experience.
- Arrive early to secure a good spot on the terrace.
- Check their social media for special events or cocktail themes.
- Engage with the bartenders for personalized drink recommendations.
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