Hotel 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. ...

... day exploring 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 ...

... 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 ...

... it doesn't last more than a day before it starts to taste different.  We also visited the famous local bakery called Forno Campo de' Fiori and sampled some of the "white pizza" enjoyed by locals.  This is just crust, olive oil, and salt which ...

... inside the bocca della Veritá so that they bit people and keep the legend alive... Nice guys) At night we return to Campo de Fiori and continue drinking cocktails. We also had our second ice-cream in Rome, this time one made of yoghurt, nutella and ...

... Crypt - where the bones from over 4,000 monks are arranged to decorate various crypts under the church. We then headed back to the Campo de Fiori.  As we had the day before, we spent time at a cafe on the square.  We all watched the World Cup ...

... had taken 2 weeks earlier, going up Capitoline Hill past the Victor Emmanuel monument.  Instead of going all the way to Campo de Fiori and Piazza Navona, we just went straight to the Trevi Fountain, and from there to the Spanish Steps.  I ...

... ; Brad had sausages.  We made our way to the spanish steps and the Trevi Fountain.  And then worked our way to Campo De Fiori which has a bunch of restaurants & Bars.  We did quite a trek and thank goodness Brad suggested we get a taxi ...

... .  After lunch it was off to a few sights to the south. Are those human bones?! We headed south to check out Campo de' Fiori which is supposed to be a very cool marketplace.  Apparently, though, it is a very cool marketplace in the morning as ...

... and he’s living proof.  No time for coins tonight, we’ll have to come back.  On to Campo de Fiori, Bernini’s Four Rivers Fountain and Boromini;s Church of St. Agnes in Agony, TrajanMarcus Aurelius’ Column, Victor Emmanuel ...

... and dark chocolate and Mom got chocolate chip and dark chocolate. Only 4 euro. Delicious! We got lost trying to get to Campo de Fiori and found ourselves at the Tiber but it turned out getting lost was a good thing because we ended up coming across ...

... ’t take long to walk between these places because it’s all so close. I read that there were good bars around Campo de Fiori, so popped down there. Again, it was an American Bar. They had Halloween decorations everywhere. Bit early, very much ...

... architecture. Everythwere you turn in ROme there is another monument, temple, or statue to take a picture of.  I headed south to the Campo de Fiori (the market) and bought a 4 pack of mini 22 ml bottle of olive oil for 7 euro.  (I will try to ...

... '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 have lived in Rome - our friends Megan Witzel and Laura Berger and my aunt Susie.  Laura had recommended a hotel near the Campo de Fiori, which turned out to be the perfect location for everything we wanted to do.  I had forgotten that the ...

... we went to the store to get some beverages. We came back to the apartment and hung out there for awhile. I had told them about Campo de Fiori and they wanted to go. The 5 of us went to Fiori and went to an American bar called "The Drunken Ship". This bar ...

... - the miles upon miles of walking are canceling out the eating.) We were off to find a few more churches. Went down to Campo de' Fiori to the statue of Giordano Bruno - this was a man that went against the Vatican and was burned to death here a few ...

... . lost the roomie....she ended up joining another group, no big deal. What a beautiful place. the first piazza was called Campo de Fiori - Mercado das Flores Roma Italia ( field of flowers because that is what it was before it was paved into a piazza), ...