Rome, Italy
Dog Friendly Rome
Where To Walk, Eat And Stay With Your Dog In Rome
Rome takes dogs in its stride, and Italy is relaxed about a well behaved dog inside a cafe or trattoria, especially away from the tourist crush. You can spend a morning in the great villa parks, once the private gardens of Roman princes, then find a Trastevere terrace where the water bowl comes out before the menu. The ancient sites and museums keep their doors shut to dogs, so build the day around the parks and the neighbourhoods. This is our working guide to the city with a dog: where to walk, where to eat and drink, and the certified hotels that genuinely welcome them.
Where to walk
Trails, Parks & Green Spaces
The grand villa parks and aqueduct trails Romans actually walk their dogs on, several with fenced dog areas. Tap any one to open it in Google Maps.
Where to eat and drink
Restaurants, Cafes And Pubs That Welcome Your Dog
Not just tolerated under the table, genuinely welcome: a water bowl, a spot by the fire, and no eyebrow raised when you walk in with a dog.
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Where to stay
The Best Dog Friendly Hotels In Rome
Every hotel here has been inspected and ranked against the Dog Friendly Standard. No pay to play, no vague pet friendly badge, just the ones that earned their place, best first.
