Campo De’Fiori
No Metro Station: But you can find Tram or Bus.
This area is worth spending a full day; shopping, mingling, eating and biking around. I am absolutely in-love with Campo De’Fiori.
** Walking Distance 8 Minutes from Piazza Navona, 20 Minutes to Colosseo.
Recommended shopping streets & Restaurants
Via del Pellegrino – 2 Minutes walking distance
I’M – Via del Pellegrino 49 – Outstanding local designer shop.
Te Eteiere – Via del Pellegrino 85 – Very unique tea shop.
Le Tre Ghinee – Via del Pellegrino 90 – Hand made glass local jewelry.
Barnum café – Via del pellegrino 87 – Urban cute cafe, not to be missed with delicious food.
Via dei Banchi Vecchi – 8 Minutes walking distance
Loulou Roma – Via dei Banchi Becchi 116 – Love her designs.
Laura Urbinati – Via dei banchi vecchi, 50/a – Expensive but beautiful local designers items.
Viziati – Via dei banchi vecchi 122 – Great dessert shop.
Via Di Monserrato – 5 Minutes walking distance
Antichi Kimono – Via Di Monserrato 43/b – 44 – Creative Kimono pieces and gorgeous jewelry designers selection.
Via dei Giubbonari – 5 Minutes walking distance
Empresa – Via dei Giubbonari 25-26
Nina Loca – Via dei Guibbonari 67 – Great finds.
104 Pandemonium – Via dei Giubbonari 104 – Recommended place to shop.
Prezzo OUTLET – Via dei Giubbonari 108 – An outlet with great pieces at cheap prices.
Via Governo Vecchio – 7 Minutes walking distance
Also check out:
Di San Giacini sadals – Via di tor millina 10/11 – 6 Minutes walking distance – Beautiful handmade leather sandals.
Sublime – Via Giulia 143 – Great pieces at great prices.
Obika (Mozzarella Bar) Via Dei Baullari – Piazza Campo dei Fiori 16 – Yummiest Mozzarella and Pizza.
Do not Miss the best of Campo De’Fiori – the Open Market that has been there since 1869. The Market hours are from Morning till 4:00pm and closes on Sundays.
Campo De’Fiori is a true gem of Rome.
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