GIOLITTI

As soon as we arrived in Rome, we asked people and they gave us three names: Giolitti, San Crispino, and Fassi 1880, all of which are over a century old. We couldn't have all three, so we asked, which one do you like to go to the most? Everyone we met answered Giolitti - well, let's go to Giolitti.

Rome is located in Italy and is also a relatively famous place. I remember that I first knew about the Pope when I watched Saint Seiya. Now it still maintains the consistent medieval European style, which feels a bit gloomy. Recently, a special situation has occurred.

Not far from the Pantheon, you can come here to have ice cream after visiting the building. There are many varieties of ice cream to choose from in the store, and you can usually combine several flavors. Tiramisu and pistachio flavors are very popular. If you like chocolate, you can ask the owner to add chocolate chips to the ice cream. The disadvantage is that it melts quickly, so you need to eat it quickly. In addition, the pastries here are also worth a try, with ice cream flavor.

It is a few minutes walk from the Pantheon. There are many tourists who come here to buy ice cream. There are three rooms in a row. The space is not small. There are seats outside, but if you sit down, you can only order the items on the menu. You have to stand outside to buy ice cream cones.

The best ice cream in the world is Gelato, and the best gelato in Italy is Giolitti. The reason why the ice cream here is so delicious is that they use the freshest milk, the freshest fruits, and the ice cream is not left overnight. So the taste is especially good. There are more than 60 varieties here.