Experts' Choice Award Campo De' Fiori
What the experts agree on
Rome's liveliest piazza has two identities: bustling produce market by day, buzzing bar scene by night. Experts say visit twice—though some warn the market's grown touristy and overpriced.
“A fruit, vegetable and flower market by day, this piazza turns into something of a happening nightspot in the evenings, with bars and cafés.”
– Condé Nast Traveler
Fodor's "A bustling marketplace in the morning (Mon.–Sat. 8 am–1 pm) and a trendy meeting place the rest of the day (and night), this piazza has plenty of earthy charm." Full review
Atlas Obscura "This ritzy Italian market is built around a statue of an unforgiven heretic who was burned for his belief in an endless universe. " Full review
U.S. News & World Report13.0
"The Campo de' Fiori is worth visiting twice in a trip – once during the day for its bustling market, and again as the sun sets for its convivial nightlife." Full review
Lonely Planet "Noisy, colourful ‘Il Campo’ is a major focus of Roman life: by day it hosts a much-loved market, while at night it morphs into a raucous open-air pub." Full review
Rough Guide "Campo de' Fiori was medieval Rome's heart but today the district is best known for its lively street market, artisan workshops and quaint shops tucked into charming side streets. Campo..."
The Guardian "Reality sets in by the time I arrive at Campo de' Fiori where there are only a handful of vendors, far fewer than there usually are. Pippo and Anastasia Nicosia, flower vendors, came back..."
National Geographic "The Campo de' Fiori is known for its morning flower and vegetable market and its evening bar and restaurant scene. The name, given in the Middle Ages, means "field of flowers," referring..."
National Geographic "Locals know to skip the market in Campo de’ Fiori, which is overpriced and packed with junk"
