Nice market square with quite a festival spirit. Lots of stalls with fresh produce, Sicilian honey, spices and an assortment of shops for tourists - scarves, shawls, hats, jewellery, T-shirts etc. I would recommend the pomegranate juice shop - freshly squeezed and with no additives at all. €4 for a small cup and €8 for a large cup. There is... More

Very much worth the visit, the place is surrounded by restaurants and shops. Sit outside one of the many restaurants, sit back, relax, drink wine and people watch. There is an open market in the center as well.

We stayed very close to Campo de Fiori, so were there quite a bit. The morning market is great and offers so many photo ops. It does seem more for tourists than locals. Still, there was a huge array of fruits, vegetables, flowers and packaged foods. There are many places to eat/drink, but all quite pricey. Forno is a great... More

nice place to walk and buy stuff, especially spices and fruits. it can be a bit messy though (as it is a market). In the night there are plenty of cafes and places to eat.

Though this was on our to do list, we had not really been able to visit till our last night at Rome. The place was recommended to us by locals to party. We chanced upon this lovely joint "The Drunken Ship" with a lot of international student crowd-the drinks and music were good. Spent our last night there and didn't... More

Not a market you can spend an afternoon at, it's small. But there's fresh produce, nice gifts for the family back home & lots of excellent places to eat all around. Find the stall that sells little kitchen nick-knacks, they have a really funny stand-up bit about their wares! The items themselves (for chopping vegetables, juicing a lemon & so... More

This is one of the few markets that are open during the week so we went. Yes, tourist stuff has crept in and there are NO fish sellers anymore (at least on the day we were there). But the market is still worth the trip. The flowers were beautiful. I bought some olive oil and spices, oh and a nice... More

The stall venders are very entertaining, be careful one or two of the cafes are there to rip you off, but the majority are reasonable and well worth taking time to sit and watch

Lovely fresh flowers and fruit. Vendors dont bargain much and there is a central cashier for most booths. Reads more "tourist" than "local" due to the many olive oul and pasta stands.