8 venues of this type in the directory.
Venice, Veneto
Opened in 1720 under the Procuratie Nuove, it is considered Italy's oldest café still in business. Frescoed rooms, live music and a view of St Mark's Basilica.
The Talented Mr. Ripley
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Crema, Lombardia
A café overlooking Crema's scenic Piazza del Duomo, an ideal stop along the tour of Guadagnino's film locations.
Call Me by Your Name
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Trieste, Friuli-Venezia Giulia
A literary café founded in 1914, at the heart of the Trieste of Svevo and Saba. Liberty-style interiors with wooden masks and marble tables, today also a bookshop and restaurant. One of Italy's most celebrated historic cafés.
The King (Il Re)
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Rome, Lazio
A café overlooking the scenic Piazza Navona, among Bernini's fountains. One of Rome's finest open-air salons, dear to cinema.
To Rome with Love
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Rome, Lazio
A historic café on Via Vittorio Veneto, opened in 1948, the real heart of the Roman 'dolce vita' that inspired Fellini's film. A symbol of glamorous 1960s Rome, it closed in 2008.
La Dolce Vita
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Aosta, Valle d'Aosta
A 19th-century historic café under the arcades of the town hall, on Piazza Chanoux. Closed for years, it reopened in August 2022 with chef Paolo Griffa: today it combines a Michelin-starred restaurant, patisserie, salon de thé and cocktail bar, with the historic decagonal room known as "la Chapelle".
Rocco Schiavone
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Firenze, Toscana
A historic café and chocolate house founded in 1872 by Enrico Rivoire, chocolatier to the House of Savoy. Under the arcades of Piazza della Signoria, with tables facing Palazzo Vecchio and the Fountain of Neptune. Famous for its thick hot chocolate and its pastries.
Hannibal
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Naples, Campania
A café-bistrot inside the elegant Galleria Principe di Napoli, opposite the National Archaeological Museum. Born as a 19th-century café-chantant, reopened in 2023 by entrepreneur Luca Iannuzzi with cooking by chef Marco Ambrosino.
My Brilliant Friend
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