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About Rome

This category tells about Rome, the Eternal City that enchants visitors from all over the world. In this blog we want to guide all our travelers, guests who visit in this wonderful city. We want to tell the places where our cooking classes take place.

We would be pleasure sometimes to suggest itineraries but also panoramic points from which to take breathtaking photos. We will take you to the most secret streets so you can experience Rome like real Romans. You will discover curiosities and mysteries, you will follow unknown paths often also to the Romans.

In conclusion, follow our articles and learn more about Rome.

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EAT AND WALK ITALY SRL
Office in Via Di Porta Castello, 35, 00193 Rome, Italy

HOW TO CONTACT US
Info & Quotes:
info@eatandwalkitaly.it

Telephone numbers:
iMessage/Whatsapp
+393922324104
+393895075801

Landline
+390689117075

Cookie policy
Privacy policy

Your Privacy Choices

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The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) define requirements for designers and developers to improve accessibility for people with disabilities and establish three levels of conformance: Level A, Level AA, and Level AAA.

Eat and Walk Italy SRL aims to make its website accessible in accordance with WCAG 2.1 – Level AA, as referenced by the EN 301 549 standard.

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The main functionalities of the website, including booking and purchasing processes provided through an integrated third-party platform, have been verified through keyboard usability testing, confirming that they can be completed without operational barriers.

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