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Shopping in Rome: the Via dei Condotti, Rinascente and the Markets
The Via dei Condotti and the Tridente, Rinascente on the Via del Tritone, the markets of Testaccio and the Campo de’ Fiori, and Rome’s great delicatessens.
Our 8 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026
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Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Rome.
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The fashion streets
Via dei Condotti and the Tridente
The Via dei Condotti and its neighbours below the Spanish Steps: the Italian houses and Bulgari’s home city flagship.

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With an ancient aqueduct inside
Rinascente Roma Tritone
Rinascente’s Rome flagship on the Via del Tritone, with a rooftop terrace and a stretch of the ancient Aqua Virgo aqueduct in its basement.
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The Tridente.
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The fashion streets
Via dei Condotti and the Tridente
The Via dei Condotti and its neighbours below the Spanish Steps: the Italian houses and Bulgari’s home city flagship.

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Under one roof.
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With an ancient aqueduct inside
Rinascente Roma Tritone
Rinascente’s Rome flagship on the Via del Tritone, with a rooftop terrace and a stretch of the ancient Aqua Virgo aqueduct in its basement.
Food shops and markets 5
To eat and take home.
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Every morning
Campo de’ Fiori market
The morning market on the Campo de’ Fiori, under the statue of Giordano Bruno.

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A Roman institution
Castroni
The Roman coffee roaster and delicatessen, with a shop on the Via Frattina.
Via Frattina 79, 00187 RomaExplore View on map
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Italian food under one roof
Eataly Roma Ostiense
Eataly’s Rome food hall beside the Ostiense station.
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The neighbourhood market
Mercato di Testaccio
The covered market of Testaccio, with food stalls for lunch among the greengrocers and butchers.
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A Testaccio salumeria
Volpetti
The Testaccio delicatessen: cheeses, hams and Roman specialities.
Via Marmorata 47, 00153 RomaExplore View on map
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Old houses.
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Florence’s old pharmacy
Officina Profumo-Farmaceutica di Santa Maria Novella
The Florentine apothecary’s perfumes, soaps and colognes, at its Rome shop.