During the day, Campo de' Fiori bursts with life as a vibrant open-air market, filled with colorful stalls offering fresh produce, spices, flowers, and traditional Italian goods. Locals and visitors alike mingle among the vendors, creating a true Roman atmosphere. It’s the perfect place to grab ingredients for a picnic or simply soak in the authentic daily rhythm of the city. By night, the square transforms into a lively social hub, surrounded by restaurants, cafés, and bars. Whether you come for the market or the nightlife, Campo de’ Fiori always offers a genuine slice of Roman culture.

Stretching from Piazza Venezia to Piazza del Popolo, Via del Corso is one of Rome’s main shopping avenues—and a favorite for both locals and tourists. Lined with a mix of international brands, Italian boutiques, and elegant cafés, it's a paradise for fashion lovers and people watchers alike. Beyond shopping, this historic street offers beautiful architecture, hidden churches, and side streets full of charm. A walk along Via del Corso is more than just retail therapy—it’s a stroll through centuries of history right in the heart of Rome’s vibrant city life.

Just above Piazza del Popolo, Villa Borghese opens up into a lush green haven, home to gardens, fountains, museums, and serene walking paths. Within the park, you’ll find the enchanting Casina Valadier, often mistaken for a castle thanks to its neoclassical elegance and panoramic terrace views over Rome. Villa Borghese is perfect for a quiet afternoon—rent a bike, enjoy a boat ride on the little lake, or visit the world-renowned Galleria Borghese. It’s a peaceful escape from the city streets, where art, nature, and leisure blend seamlessly.