Clorofilla is the new restaurant and cocktail oasis the locals can’t stop talking about. And who can blame them? Tucked away on a quiet side street footsteps from piazza Campo de’ Fiori, it’s the ultimate place for dinner and late night drinks.
Coming to Rome means you can’t miss out on its ancient monuments, history and art. Take a look at our list of top attractions to get a full experience of the Eternal City.
Experienced Roman fashion designer Nadia Mari has opened a second flagship store in the heart of Rome on Via Monserrato, a short walk from Campo de’ Fiori.
The Tina Sondergaard boutique, with stores in Monti and Campo de’ Fiori, is your next stop for custom-fit, Italian made pieces for all ages.
Venture off Piazza Campo de’ Fiori to find Via del Pellegrino, a street filled with boutiques, galleries, restaurants and cool bars for coffee & aperitivo.
Experienced Roman fashion designer Nadia Mari has opened a second flagship store in the heart of Rome on Via Monserrato, a short walk from Campo de’ Fiori.
Campo de’ Fiori is a lively hub for socializing and shopping. During the day is home to a famous food market, in the evenings it attracts tourists and students.
Calling all ‘dolce’ lovers, there is a new tiramisu joint in Rome and it’s serving up both the conventional and the fantastically unique.
Nestled in the very historical centre, YourSuiteRome apartments enjoy privileged and unique locations in Rome.
Neighbourhoods of Rome: Campo de’ Fiori, the most famous market in Rome. You have to see it. And it is worth it. But be prepared that this piazza and the surrounding streets are quite popular with tourists and at night the crowd is very young. Obviously the big drawcard is the famous open-air market (every morning until around noon), offering flowers, vegetables, fruit, cheap clothes and knickknacks.