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Rome Neighborhoods, Shops & Markets 🇮🇹
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Rome's best neighborhoods to wander (Trastevere, Monti, Testaccio and the Ghetto) with artisan workshops, historic shops, delis and the Sunday flea market at Porta Portese.
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Vast Italian food emporium in a former air terminal by Ostiense station, with grocery aisles, cooking classes and several restaurants. Food hall · Ostiense · $$ Good to know: Open daily 9:00–24:00.
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Castroni Cola di Rienzo Coffee roaster and specialty grocer in Prati crammed with Italian and international foods, chocolate, sweets and its own coffee blends. Gourmet food shop · Prati (Via Cola di Rienzo) · $$
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Old-fashioned Trastevere cheese shop hung with pecorino wheels and cured meats, also selling olive oil, wine and panini. Cheese shop / deli · Trastevere · $$ Good to know: Closed Sundays.
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Salumeria Volpetti Testaccio deli packed with cheeses, cured meats, fresh pasta, truffle products and wine, happy to vacuum-pack for travel. Delicatessen · Testaccio · $$ Good to know: Closed Sundays.
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Art-supply shop in business since 1825, stocked with pigments, brushes, papers and paints for Rome's artists and restorers. Art supplies · Pantheon (Via del Gesù) · $$ Good to know: Closed Sundays.
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Old stationer near the Pantheon selling leather journals, handmade paper, wax seals and fountain-pen supplies. Stationery shop · Pantheon · $$ Good to know: Open daily.
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Roman label of soft leather ballet flats in dozens of colours, plus matching bags, made in Italy. Shoes and bags · Via dei Coronari · $$ Good to know: Boutique at Via dei Coronari 150.
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Boutique of the historic Piedmont hatmaker on Piazza del Popolo, selling felt fedoras, straw Panamas and made-to-order hats. Hat boutique · Piazza del Popolo · $$$
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Serafini Pelletteria Family leather workshop founded by saddler Ferruccio Serafini, making vegetable-tanned bags, belts and accessories by hand. Leather workshop · Prati · $$$ Good to know: Closed Sundays; midday break.
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Patrizia Fabri's working hat atelier near the Vatican, making and blocking felt and straw hats by hand on vintage wooden forms. Artisan workshop (hats) · Prati · $$$ · Booking recommended Good to know: Weekdays; call before visiting. Guided workshop visits can be booked.
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Small Trastevere workshop making handbound notebooks, albums and paper goods in marbled and printed papers. Paper and bookbinding shop · Trastevere · $ Good to know: Closed Sundays; midday break.
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Tiny marble workshop where Sandro Fiorentini carves Latin mottoes and custom phrases into marble plaques by hand. Artisan workshop · Via Margutta · $$ Good to know: Closed Sundays. Custom pieces can take around a week in busy periods.
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Ditta Annibale Gammarelli Ecclesiastical tailor since 1798, dressing clergy up to the pope; visitors come for the shop window and the cardinal-red socks. Historic tailor · Pantheon (Via di Santa Chiara) · $$ Good to know: Monday–Friday only; closed weekends.
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Mercato Campagna Amica del Circo Massimo Weekend market where Lazio farmers sell cheeses, olive oil, wine, vegetables and street food directly, in a covered courtyard near the Circus Maximus. Farmers' market · Circo Massimo (Via di San Teodoro) · $ Good to know: Saturday and Sunday 8:00–15:00.
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Mercato di Porta Portese Sprawling Sunday flea market along the streets south of Trastevere, with vintage clothes, bric-a-brac, records and household odds and ends. Flea market · Trastevere (Porta Portese) · $ Good to know: Sundays 7:00–14:00. Watch for pickpockets.
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1920s garden-city quarter of courtyards, arches and gardens, built for workers and still with a village feel. Neighborhood · Garbatella · Free Good to know: Metro B Garbatella.
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Bohemian district east of the centre with a pedestrian street of bars, street art and cheap eats, beloved by Pasolini. Neighborhood · Pigneto · Free Good to know: Lively at night; reach it by Metro C (Pigneto) or tram.
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Narrow street west of Piazza Navona with vintage clothing shops, small boutiques and cafés in Renaissance buildings. Shopping street · Parione (Piazza Navona) · Free
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Straight shot of Italian and international fashion houses running from Via del Corso to the foot of the Spanish Steps. Luxury shopping street · Tridente · Free
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Pedestrian street of antiques dealers and small boutiques running from near Piazza Navona toward the Tiber and Castel Sant'Angelo. Historic street / antiques · Ponte (near Piazza Navona) · Free
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Quiet, ivy-covered street of artists' studios and galleries below the Pincio, once home to Federico Fellini. Historic street / artisans · Tridente · Free
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Ruler-straight Renaissance street laid out for Pope Julius II, lined with palazzi, antique shops and a vine-draped arch near Palazzo Farnese. Historic street · Regola · Free
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Ghetto Ebraico Compact quarter around Via del Portico d'Ottavia with Roman-Jewish bakeries and restaurants, the Great Synagogue and the Jewish Museum. Neighborhood · Sant'Angelo (Ghetto) · Free Good to know: Many Jewish-owned shops and restaurants close Friday evening and Saturday.
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Working-class district built around the old slaughterhouse and a hill of Roman amphorae, centred on its food market and trattorias. Neighborhood · Testaccio · Free
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Rione Monti Rome's oldest district, wedged behind the Imperial Forums, with vintage and designer shops, wine bars and a fountain piazza that serves as its living room. Neighborhood · Monti · Free
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Ivy-hung lanes, cobbled piazzas and medieval churches across the Tiber, quiet in the morning and packed with diners and drinkers at night. Neighborhood · Trastevere · Free Good to know: The quieter side east of Viale di Trastevere is good for wandering.
