From vintage jeans to designer-label gowns, useful homewares to gilt-winged cherubs, there's something for everyone on a shopping trip to Rome. Window-shop or spend big at the latest boutiques around the Spanish Steps, hunt for cool Italian homewares on Via dei Barbieri or browse for hours at the Porta Portese flea market on shopping trips to Rome.
Zoom straight to the Spanish Steps area on your Rome shopping trip if designer-label boutiques get your pulse racing. Follow Via dei Condotti or detour into Via Nazionale or Via del Corso streets if everyday clothing is on your Rome shopping trip list. Trawl Via Giulia or Via dei Coronari for antiques, the former Jewish Ghetto area for useful kitchenware and Via dei Barbieri for designer finishing touches for your home.
You'll want to snap lots of photos of Rome's famous flower and produce market on the Campo de'Fiori. The main event on your Rome markets shopping trip, however, is the Sunday-morning Porta Portese flea market in Trastevere, for cheap clothing, antiquities, collectables and souvenirs. Try the Borghetto Flaminio market for good-quality second-hand clothing and designer accessories and Sannio for budget clothing, both old and new.
Fill your bags with antique postcards, knickknacks and designer clothing from Rome's markets on your shopping trips to Rome. Take home kitchen utensils and homewares from Rome's classy kitchenware stores, attractively priced leatherwear from Via del Corso, and tailored menswear from Via Margutta. Don't forget that must-have glowing lamp in the shape of St Peter's Basilica to combine kitsch with chic from your Rome shopping trip.
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