This lively area of Rome may be filled with tourists and those catering to them, but it is also filled with cafes and restaurants with front-row seating to the people watching and activities that play out day and night. Toddlers chase after the fanciful wares marketers are selling, while musicians entertain crowds with classical and modern music. The energy is worth suffering the crowds; just think of the crowds once filling the cobblestoned streets during Italy’s Renaissance!
Campo de’Fiori
Piazza di Campo de Fiori, Rome, 00186
