Rome

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I go 3 or 4 times a year on business. Will be there next week for 3 days. By now, I've done all the obvious tourist sights, but I fear I may be missing out on things, as I'm a boring creature of habit and tend to revisit old favourites. So can anyone recommend their must-see, slightly off the beaten track places in Rome and help broaden my horizons?

My favourite church is Santa Sabina - one of the oldest in Rome. For eating and wandering - probably the Jewish Quarter or Campo de Fiori. I visited the Museo Doria Pamphilij last year, for the first time, which was lovely. Rome is so incredibly rich. I like to visit old favourites each time, but also add in new places too. We went in search of interesting fountains with our kids, which was fun, and also I searched for the bronze paving cubes commemorating Jews who had lived in the city and lost their lives in the Holocaust Stolperstein

Thanks juneau, I've never been to Santa Sabina, so that's going on my list!