Campo dei Fiore, the "field of flowers"! Yes, it certainly has flowers, but so much more than that. The freshest vegetables, the juiciest (though expensive) fruit you've ever tasted. Come look at the fish and seafood stalls, the bunches of flowers, the playful fountain... The market is ALIVE in the morning. I believe it goes from 7am to 2pm, give... more

We have just returned from a 3 days at the Hotel Campo de' Fiori. The hotel is magnificent and romantic.. Overall I would say this is probably the most romantic hotel we have ever stayed in. The hotel is in the middle om Rome and they have garden terrazze on the roof - where you can see far out. more

It's really just a small square filled with tourist restaurants. We sat at a pizzeria and other than the interesting martyr statue in the middle, it was boring. Piazza Navona was closeby and much more fun. more

This was probably one of our favorite places to enjoy ourselves in Rome. Full of young Italians as well as foreigners, Campo is a square with bars all around-- Magnolia was our favorite! They had drink specials on Tuesday nights, I believe, that couldn't be beat. The partying went reasonably late and the drinks were always flowing and everyone got... more

We found this area by accident one evening in Feb. it was dark and deserted and we couldn't find a taxi anywhere. It was a bit intimidating for us. more

Our first night in rome...we didnt know WHERE to go..our cute little old man taxi driver was like...im taking u 2 Campo de' Fiori cause that where tutti i giovani (all the young people) are. so we agreed. and was he right the place was PACKED with people. we got gelato there, and walked in2 the piazza for coffee. everyone... more

It was simply entertaining. Wish we could have stopped for longer. There is such a atmosphere wathcing the people haggle for food etc. Great atmosphere if you are a foodie or simply sit in one of the cafes and enjoy the spectacle of the markets. more

I was so looking forward to hanging out here but I found this square dirty and sleazy at night. the people there were kids hanging out and the buildings were soso more

The Campo de' Fiori is an incredibly beautiful and eminently practical place, so I'd say it's very Italian! Come any day but Sundays or holidays and you can choose from a kaleidoscopic array of foods, flowers and plenty of other treats. Best of all, it's still really there for Romans - not a tourist joint. more