Caffè Letterario
Posted on 01 March 2010
“Caffè Letterario”, a unique place to spend a different night out in Rome.
Caffè Letterario is a really unique place in a particular context which is able to give you a different and original nights instead of spending the night out in a pub.
In one of the “richest” areas regarding the roman Night-life, there is a really particular place which can be appreciated both by the romans and by the tourists looking for a nice place to spend some hours. This place rises in the Ostiense area which is known for its intense night-life and where it is easy to find simple pubs, disco pubs or night clubs open until the morning light. Together with all these places, in the area of the ex general market, rises a really unique place called “Caffè Letterario”. This place rises where there was the slaughter house of an ancient market which will become an area dedicated to the arts “Città delle Arti” with all different places but all dedicated to join entertainment, culture and gastronomy in the heart of this neighborhood. “Caffè Letterario” is the union between a library and a normal caffè in an unique intercultural space made to relax and get its client comfortable. This kind of place is very known in the Anglo- Saxon Countries and obviously it perfectly joins the typical athmosphere of a bar where to drink with a place to make intense intercultural exchanges. Not an easy place to find in Italy and for this, unique in its style. This Caffè Letterario has a bar area, where you can have drinks and food, and a library area where you can buy books. There are also reading areas where you can have a look at the books exposed in mini libraries.
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