Welcome to the tourist center of Rome! Here you will find people from all walks of life experiencing all the pleasures Rome has to offer. Follow the ancient winding streets to find hidden gems that locals love or wander through the main streets and discover immense shopping and marvel at some of Rome’s most famous sites. In Campo de’ Fiori, you will never cease to find treasures nor will you ever experience any form of boredom!

How to get to Campo de’ Fiori

Most of Rome’s major sites are conveniently only a short walking distance to Campo de’ Fiori, so public transportation is most likely nonessential. But for further location, follow these directions:

Bus to Campo de’ Fiori

From Termini to Campo de’ Fiori

• Bus 40 to Traspontina, get off at Argentina, 7 minute walk
• Bus 70 to Clodio get off at Rinascimento, 5 minute walk

From Fiumicino Airport to Campo de’ Fiori

• Take airport shuttle F1 to Piazza Della Stazione, walk to Orti Di Cesare, get on bus 780 to P.Za Venezia, get off at Arenula/Cairoli. 6 minute walk.
• Shuttle to Gianicolense/Staz. Trastevere. Get on bus H towards Termini, get off at Arenula/Cairoli, 6 minute walk

Metro to Campo de’ Fiori

From Termini to Campo de’ Fiori

• Line B to Laurentina, get off at Circo Massimo, walk to Aventino/Circo Massimo tram, get on tram 8 to Venezia, get off at Arenula/Cairoli, 6 minute walk.

Top Tip: There is no metro line goes to or from Fiumicino airport, so take a bus or train to Termini station (The central station in Rome) and get on the bus or metro from there.

Top Attractions in Campo de’ Fiori

#1 Campo de’ Fiori market

One of the most popular outdoor markets in Rome, you’re sure to find all kinds of delicious treats! From top notch food like fresh fruit, veggies, meats, and cheeses to clothes and sourvinirs, you’ll never be disappointed with your options. However, due to its popularity, the prices of food can be more expensive, so using it as your grocery source may not be best! Nonetheless, this market is a must experience for those looking for a unique Italian experience.

#2 Via Giulia

Why am I suggesting you visit a simple street? Well ladies and gentlemen, this is no ordinary street, in fact, it is one of the most beautiful streets found in all of Europe! Little tip: one of the best things to do in Rome is to simply wander around the streets finding little treasures and this, my friends, is a little treasure worth wandering through!

#3 Campo de’ Fiori Piazza, Itself!

With the famous Giordano Bruno statue at its center and noteworthy restaurants, bars, and shops, the piazza, itself, should definitely be on your Rome bucket list. With outdoor seating and overall excited buzz coming from the people, this piazza’s atmosphere will surely put you in an enthusiastic euphoria.

Where to eat in Campo de’ Fiori

Obica
Location:  Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, 16, Rome.
Opening Hours: Monday-Thursday 8AM-11PM; Friday 8AM-1AM; Saturday 8AM-12AM

Now if you’re like me and have a certain obsession with mozzarella, then you will love Obica! A mozzarella bar with restaurants all over the world, Obica presents a vast menu with a focus, of course, on mozzarella. Their philosophy is the best way to eat good food is with friends and family, so take whoever your travelling with and enjoy some of the world’s best mozzarella dishes!

The Nolano
Location: Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, 11, Rome

How does a traditional and authentic Italian menu and venue mixed with a bit of eccentricity sound? Pretty good, eh? Well my friends, I suggest you try Il Nolano, a classic and subtly eccentric bottiglieria or wine shop. Not only will you eat to your heart’s content, but you’ll also drink wine you’ll want to bring home with you!

La Carbonara
Location: Via Panisperna, 214, Rome.
Opening hours: 12:30-2:30PM – 7PM-11PM; Closed on Sundays.

Boasting many authentic roman dishes made from local ingredients and paired with topnotch wine, you’ll never go hungry at La Carbonara! This popular restaurant not only gifts you with amazing food but provides you with an option of seating outside in the piazza of inside with an wonderous view of Rome! Great food and a great venue? Sign me up!

 

Nightlife in Campo de’ Fiori

Argot Bar
Location: Via dei Cappellari 93, Rome.
Opening Hours: 11PM – 5AM

This underground cocktail bar is the place to spend your evening if you’re looking for a night out that is fun while also relaxed! With a quirky and welcoming atmosphere, you’ll find yourself enjoying the vintage wistfulness of this converted theater as you listen the live music and drink tempting cocktails!

Vineria
Location: Piazza Campo de’ Fiori, 3, Rome.

LADIES WINE NIGHT! Just kidding, men can be invited too…What is one of the many things Italy is known for? It’s wine of course, so why not enjoy an evening drinking wine in the middle of Rome? I say let’s do it at the popular Vineria wine bar! With a large selection of wine and a quaint outdoor atmosphere you’ll sure to find something you love while being surrounded by exhilarating Italian vibes.

Where to stay in Campo de’ Fiori

Hotel Smeraldo
Location:  Via dei Chiavari 20,Rome.

You know what they say, location is key when booking a hotel which is why Hotel Smeralso is one of the best places to stay while in Rome! Located steps away from the famous Campo dei Fiori square and Piazza Navona and Largo Argentina, this Hotel is a great place to stay if you want to be near all the action of Rome while also enjoying a peaceful and calm environment to escape to at the end of the day. You’ll be able to enjoy rooftop views while you drink your coffee or cocktail, a private balcony, continental breakfast, and a 24 hour concierge service during your entire stay. Not bad, eh?

Navona Palace
Location: Via della Pace, 36, Rome.

Want to stay in a Renaissance era palace with a rich history dating back centuries? Then you better book one of the many luxuriously comfortable rooms in Navona Palace! In this modern day palace you will find the top amenities including breakfast in a rooftop garden, your choice of pillows, and special rates on a top rated spa. I don’t know about you, but I’d gladly make my friends and family jealous with a stay in lavish palace!

Hotel Raphael
Location: Largo Febo, 2, Rome.

Are any of you couples out there looking to treat yourselves on your getaway to Rome? Look no further and treat yourself to a luxury stay at the five-star Hotel Raphael! While your stay here won’t be cheap, this hotel is definitely worth every penny! With what can only be described as superb amenities, a location to die for, and elegance oozing from the walls, you’ll feel like a Hollywood ico on! Be sure to check out the rooftops terrace and restaurant as well to cap off the romance of your trip!