Campo de’ Fiori rome Italy

We stayed at an apartment overlooking this square. For those who don't mind a bit of noise during the day, I would totally recommend staying here. The square is well located within walking distance from Rome's major attractions, and the neighborhoods on the other side of the river. The market is very lively and it offers a great choice of foods and second-hand objects. There are numerous restaurants, but I haven't eaten there as they look a bit too touristy.

The palazzo that sits half a block away from the Piazza is partially designed by Michel Angelo. So simple yet so elegant. The fountains built using bath tubs from Roman baths are beautiful. The market in the Piazza is very interesting. The cheeses and flowers are very elegant. It's a good place to buy Olive wood articles.

Really cute market, pleasant atmosphere.we got there at the closing time, around 2pm but still manage to grab somethings. It's opened in the morning so it'd probably be nice place to grab yourself a nice breakfast. The surrounding area also had many shops and restaurants so it's a great place to spend a couple of hours there.

Love this place! Sitting in this piazza having dinner was so relaxing. Not the craziness of Navona. Really nice. Our children were able to run around and have a great time. Our hotel (Sole Roma) was just a few feet away. Can't wait to get back.

Surrounded by great bars, restaurants and shops this area, like all of Rome, exudes incredible history. The statue of Giordano Bruno has pride of place on the spot where he was executed in 1600. Daily markets with vendors of all kinds fill the square for much of the day. A great place to people watch, have lunch or dinner, enjoy a cool drink, do some shopping or just absorb history.