Discover Rome’s 23 best Shopping spots for your trip

Campo de' Fiori

★ 4.4 · 70,970 reviews

Discover Campo de' Fiori, a Roman square with two distinct personalities. Browse stalls of fresh produce, flowers, and spices by morning, then return after dark to join the crowds filling bars and restaurants around Giordano Bruno's statue.

RINASCENTE Rome

★ 4.4 · 16,525 reviews

Discover RINASCENTE Rome, a sleek multi-floor department store steps from the Trevi Fountain. Browse floors of Italian and international fashion, beauty, and design, then head to the rooftop terrace for views over Rome's rooftops.

Via dei Condotti

★ 4.7 · 762 reviews

Discover Via dei Condotti, Rome's grand catwalk of luxury shopping stretching out from the Spanish Steps. Wander past flagship boutiques of Italy's top fashion houses, window shop the elegant facades, and finish with a coffee in true Roman style.

Via del Corso

★ 4.7 · 2,599 reviews

Discover Via del Corso, Rome's straight-shot shopping spine linking Piazza del Popolo to Piazza Venezia. Stroll past high-street fashion chains and mid-range retailers tucked into historic buildings, all while connecting the city's major piazzas on foot.

Galleria Alberto Sordi

★ 4.3 · 15,919 reviews

Step into Galleria Alberto Sordi, a soaring Art Nouveau arcade just off Piazza Colonna. Wander beneath the glass-and-iron dome and stained-glass details while browsing mainstream fashion and lifestyle stores in this easy, air-conditioned central Rome detour.

Eataly

★ 4.2 · 14,627 reviews

Explore Eataly, a multi-floor food emporium near Ostiense station. Wander pasta counters, butchers, and produce stalls, then grab lunch or pack up regional Italian products to take home.

Castroni

★ 4.6 · 5,695 reviews

Step into Castroni, the gourmet grocer Romans have relied on for decades. Browse packed shelves of Italian coffee, chocolate, pasta, and preserves alongside global imports, then stock up on tea, coffee, or edible souvenirs to take home.

Via del Babuino

★ 4.6 · 196 reviews

Stroll Via del Babuino, the polished link between Piazza del Popolo and the Spanish Steps. Browse designer boutiques and art galleries, window-shop the luxury storefronts, and soak up the elegant, gallery-district atmosphere as you walk.

Via Cola di Rienzo

★ 4.5 · 570 reviews

Explore Via Cola di Rienzo, Prati's go-to shopping street near the Vatican. Browse gourmet food shops, grocers, and accessible fashion boutiques the way Roman locals do, away from the historic center's crowds.

Via dei Coronari

★ 4.8 · 327 reviews

Wander down Via dei Coronari, Rome's storied antiques street just steps from Piazza Navona. Browse historic shopfronts filled with furniture, art, and objets d'art, and let the cobblestones and Renaissance facades set the pace for a slow morning stroll.

Via Frattina

★ 4.7 · 150 reviews

Stroll Via Frattina, Rome's laid-back cousin to Via dei Condotti. Wander this pedestrian-only street near the Spanish Steps, browsing luxury and upper-mid-range boutiques at an easy, traffic-free pace.

Mercato Trionfale

★ 4.5 · 3,813 reviews

Step into Mercato Trionfale, Rome's no-frills covered market near the Vatican. Wander stalls piled with fresh produce, cheese, meat, and fish as Prati locals shop, a genuine break from tourist crowds after a morning of sightseeing.

Testaccio Market

★ 4.4 · 8,870 reviews

Explore Testaccio Market, the covered food hall where Romans actually shop. Browse fresh produce, meat, and prepared-food stalls, then grab a seat at the communal tables for a casual bite away from the tourist crowds.

Via del Governo Vecchio

★ 4.6 · 154 reviews

Wander down Via del Governo Vecchio, just steps from Piazza Navona. Browse vintage clothing racks and small boutiques along the cobbled street, then pause for coffee or gelato beneath the Renaissance facades.

Via del Boschetto

★ 4.5 · 106 reviews

Wander the cobblestones of Via del Boschetto in Rome's bohemian Monti district. Browse independent boutiques for handmade jewelry, vintage clothing, and locally designed fashion, far from the mainstream chains.

Via Borgognona

★ 4.4 · 37 reviews

Explore Via Borgognona, Rome's quieter answer to the Spanish Steps' luxury shopping scene. Browse high-end boutiques at an unhurried pace, enjoying the same elegant window shopping as Via dei Condotti but with far less crowd.

Porta Portese Est

★ 3.8 · 2,371 reviews

Explore the eastern end of Porta Portese, Rome's sprawling Sunday flea market. Dig through stalls of secondhand clothing, household items, and bric-a-brac alongside local bargain hunters, rock-bottom prices included.

Borghetto Flaminio Market

★ 3.5 · 853 reviews

Spend a Sunday digging through Borghetto Flaminio's gated flea market north of Rome's center. Sift racks of secondhand and vintage designer clothing, especially coats and Italian-label pieces, paying the small entry fee and bringing cash for vendors.

Via Appia Nuova

Discover Via Appia Nuova, San Giovanni's genuine local high street. Browse mainstream fashion chains and everyday shops alongside Romans, far from the historic center's tourist crowds.

Mercatino dell'usato Roma San Giovanni

★ 4.7 · 891 reviews

Explore Mercatino dell'usato Roma San Giovanni, a neighborhood secondhand shop tucked away from Rome's tourist crowds. Dig through racks of well-priced vintage clothing while the welcoming owners point you toward the shop's best hidden finds.

Mercatino Conca d'Oro

★ 3.9 · 1,201 reviews

Explore Mercatino Conca d'Oro, a neighborhood market where locals outnumber tourists by far. Browse vintage finds, everyday clothing, and fresh produce, haggling in cash just like the Romans who shop here daily.

Ponte Milvio Antiquariato | mercatino antiquariato Roma

★ 3.9 · 107 reviews

Explore the small antiques market by Ponte Milvio bridge. Browse a handful of vendor stalls for vintage jewelry, collectibles, and bric-a-brac, keeping an eye out for unreliable jewelry sellers along the way.

Gallo

★ 4.0 · 64 reviews

Stop by Gallo in Prati for a taste of Italy you can pack in your bag. Browse shelves of packaged Italian specialty products, from pantry staples to gift-worthy treats, for a quick shopping stop rather than a sit-down meal.