... Campo de' Fiori means "Field of Flowers". Definitely magical, although not altogether accurate. There is no field of flowers here, well, not any more. What you do have is a bustling and thriving, vibrantly colourful market.
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Campo de' Fiori, Rome
In the heart of Rome, Campo dei Fiori is a Famous square where every morning takes place a
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colourful market, in the evening the square changes looks with lively restaurants, pubs and lights- the street via dei giubbonari takes the name from the artisans (tailors) who used to have their shops here.
bedroom apartments. All the apartments are located at walking distance from the major attractions. ****Extras to be paid on spot : Euro 40 for final cleaning and Euro 20 for check-in fee**** Arrival: Arrival day: Monday to Saturday check-in is done starting from 12.00 PM to 7.00 PM. In case of a late arrival (after 7.00 p.m we will charge an extra of Euro 16. After 24 p.m. we will charge an extra of Euro 32 ). Check-in made on Sunday or Bank Holidays we will charge an extra of Euro 16; after 7.00 p.m we will charge Euro 16 more. After 24 p.m. we will charge Euro 16 more. Departure day: check-out is due no later than 11.00 AM.
comforts with the most central location and views. There are various sizes of apartments: Studio, One bedroom, Two bedroom and Three bedroom apartments located in the Via del Pellegrino area and surroundings. All the properties, perfectly equipped as hotel suites, offer all kinds of comforts in absolute privacy, simply to make you feel at home away from home. Please note: - Reservations for tomorrow are charged 20% immediately. - Cancellation policy: Cancellation from 29-15 days before arrival: 50% and from 15 days: 100% charge. - Guests need to pay 40.00 for the final cleaning and 20.00 for check-in fee. - After making the reservation the apartment will send you an e-mail with check-in instructions.
Rome, in a safe and elegant area only 5 minutes on foot from the picturesque Piazza Campo dei Fiori square, with its lively and typical flower market place. This refined Rome apartment, housed on the third floor (with no lift) of a frescoed 15th-century building, offers enchanting views over the surrounding rooftops and flower filled balconies and, on the background, you can catch a glimpse of the dome of S. Carlo ai Catinari. The apartment Il Glicine - Campo de' Fiori is fully furnished and can accommodate up to 4 persons.
R/034 Campo de Fiori, Rome
The apartment R/034 Campo de Fiori enjoys a unique position in Rome, in the historic Campo
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de Fiori square, with its magnificent ancient buildings and daily street market. The area is also renowned for its numerous pubs, restaurants, and typical shops. This charming Rome apartment is within walking distance of many important sites and monuments, such as Piazza Farnese and the prestigious Palazzo Farnese building, the picturesque Via Giulia, Largo Argentina, Palazzo della Cancelleria, Piazza Navona square and the Pantheon. The property is housed on the third floor of a 17th-century building, overlooking Campo de Fiori square, and will ensure you a quiet and tranquil stay in one of the most enchanting corners of Rome.
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...makes anything sound truly magical. Campo de' Fiori means "Field of Flowers". Definitely magical, although not altogether accurate. There is no field of flowers here, well, not any more. What you do have is a bustling and thriving, vibrantly colourful market.
Just south of the Piazza Navona, this market boasts a range of fresh goods for sale. Fish, Fruit, Vegetables, Meat, Flowers, everything looks of good quality and very tempting, espcially the ... ...very traditional for this historical city. Come the afternoons and political speakers spout forth below the statue of a philospher, Giordano Bruno. (He was a monk who was burned alive in the 15th century during the Inquisition, for the forehead-slappingly stupid idea that the earth existed within an infinite universe, with many more galaxies than just ours. I mean. Kuh! How dumb is that...). As long as you are fluent in passionate Italian, then I'm ...
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Advantages: historic, good food, good weather, sexy men, awe-inspiring Disadvantages: your feet WILL hurt!
...or the area around CampodeFiori. The square itself has a number of bars and restaurants which mean you need not venture elsewhere. There are a number of gorgeous shops, with the designer ones on via Spagna just by the Spanish steps but if your credit card won't quite stretch that far then check out via Cavour and via Nazionale for some great shops (especially shoes!) However in walking round the back streets you can uncover cheaper and equally amazing shops. The city is rather spread out and it is possible to walk but take plenty of foot cream and plasters because your feet will hurt. There is a metro and bus service but these are renowned for pickpockets (and apparently gropers too!) so be careful, especially the No 64 bus which goes from the termini to St Peters. There is so much to see it is unlikely that you will be able to see it all on your...
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...Since there already plenty of positive comments on Rome here, I thought it is better to give you some useful addresses. I start with my favourite, which is also a well know meeting spot for locals. It is a place where dei sell ice-creams: "Gelateria Giolitti" in Via degli Uffici del Vicario 40. If you are on business card, you can go to "Checchino dal 1887" in Testaccio, in Via di Monte Testaccio. testaccio is one of the traditional parts of the town and this restaurant is one of the best, not only in Rome, but in the whole country. A full meal will cost you around £40. Otherwise I recommend "Hosteria Romanesca" in CampodeFiori. A full meal including wine should cost you around £10. Otherwise, during the day you can just enter a shop where they sell food and ask them to prepare a sandwich for you with some local ham. Very cheap...
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