Campo de Fiori

... la dolce vita Roman-style, with an after-dinner stroll through the floodlit heart of the city, lacing together the lively Campo de' Fiori, classy Piazza Navona, and the splashy Trevi Fountain. Sleep in Rome (2 nights). Bus: 4 hrs. Walking: strenuous. ...

... Rome.  We started out with breakfast with the obligatory cappuccino at a cafe near the hotel in the piazza of Campo de' Fiori.  The cappuccino was terrific.  We listened to an impassioned political speech from a platform set up in the ...

... petite journée plus calme aujourd'hui, avec au programme de la marche dans les rues de Rome, au hasard, sans grande attraction majeure de prévue. Nous quittons même beaucoup plus tard qu'hier, on fait un peu d'Internet après le déjeûner, avant ...

... Giordano Bruno, queimado aqui em 1600 pela Inquisição. A profusão de frutas, queijos e outras tentações da feira de Campo dei Fiori não estimula lembranças tristes-- Giordano Bruno, aliás, acaba parecendo bem prosaico, no meio das ...

... Maximus, the Colosseum, Roman Forum, and Palatine hill, as well as the Campidoglio and a couple of the local markets at Campo de' Fiori (field of flowers) and Piazza Navona.  After a long day of walking (mixed with some nasty jet lag), we called it ...

... . Find our way to the Trevi fountain, throw our 3 coins in along with the other 5000 people, then head back to the Campo De Fiori and Franchesca picks the restaurant for dinner. Have a great meal and get to enjoy the entertainment in the campo. A clown ...

... was TINY.  It was nice though.  We had a mini kitchen and it's in the center of everything in the desirable Campo de Fiori area of Rome.  We were here.  Rome was ours for the conquering.....But the idea of that bed and 2 hours of ...

... and then the streets of Rome in search of today’s adventures. I’d heard quite a lot about il Fornaio near Campo de Fiori, a Panetteria (Bakery) at via dei Baullari 5/7 and I’m thinking if you want to write some sort of guide book at ...

... 's equivalent of Fifth Avenue. After the tour was over, it was basically like 8:00 so I went with some friends back to Campo de' Fiori to eat dinner. I just had a Caesar salad because I had just eaten gelato and wasn't very hungry, but it was still good! ...

... to be quite lame, but it turned out to exceed my expectations and I thoroughly enjoyed it.      Party-time in Piazza Campo de Fiori was great, as this is on of the main parts of Rome with bars/pubs/clubs etc. We were all ready for a big ...

... that might be difficult). The apt is right beside one of the most charming Piazza's and neighbourhoods in Rome - Campo De Fiori (Field of Flowers). This part tourist destination, part working neighbourhood has just the right mix of atmosphere, ...

... everything :-) I bought a heap of fresh fruit and salad vegetables then went in to Ruggeri Salumeria at Piazza Campo de Fiori 1-2. It’s an incredible delicatessen with everything you heart desires for sliced meats, cheese and antipasti. I grabbed ...

... some apricots. We chill in the shade of the statue and watch the activity of the market. After our time exploring the Campo de fiori and the streets around it we head towards the Torre Argentina Roman Cat Sanctuary. This doesn't open until noon and ...

... Kirsty and Brendan and whilst Megan & Nigel headed off to the shop to grab some groceries Matt & I wandered round the Campo de Fiori trying to locate Kirsty. Eventually we found each other and after hugs and kisses all round we headed back to the ...

... up all the attractions that we had missed. These include: Pincio Hill, Piazza del Popolo, Pantheon, Piazza Novona, Piazza Campo de'Fiori, Victor Emmanuel Monument (which has the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier... no idea why they'd have a memorial, ...