Campo de' Fiori

Campo de Fiori means "Field of Flowers" is one of Rome's most colorful and vibrant squares. The square began in the Middle Ages as an actual meadow and has grown to be a busy market site and meeting place for locals. By day, it is a colorful and fun open-air market with stalls selling fresh fruit, vegetables, flowers and herbs, spices, and specialty goods giving a nice little slice of local Roman life. By night, it is a social place with cafes, trattorias, and juice places around the square. In the square is a brooding and statuesque memorial to philosopher Giordano Bruno which memorializes his execution at the hands of the catholic church in 1600, a reminder of the layered history of the square.

Things to do at Campo de Fiori 

• Browse the morning market
• Taste Roman street food 
• Enjoy an al fresco coffee
• See the Giordano Bruno statue
• Join the nightlife

Essential Information

• Campo de Fiori opening hours

Market Time: Monday to Saturday, 7:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Sunday closed

• Entry Fee: Free Entry
• Located in Roma RM, Italy
• Crowd level: Quite Crowded

How to Reach Campo de Fiori

• You can take a bus from Termini Station, take bus 40 or 64, and get off at Vorso Vittorio Emanuele II, or Sant Andrea della Valle and walk about 5 minutes to the square.
• Take Metro Line A to Spagna or Barberini station, from there it takes a short walk to reach your destination. 
• You can also take a taxi from the city center to Campo de Fiori and this will take approx. 10-15 minutes. 

Travel Tips for visiting Campo de Fiori

• Go early for the market
• keep an eye on your belongings
• Wear comfortable shoes
• Stay for sunset
• Bring cash

FAQs

Why is Campo de’ Fiori famous?

Due to its market during the day, and nightlife, as well as the Giordano Bruno statue right in the middle. 

Is Campo de’ Fiori worth it?

Yes, whether it be for the fresh produce, watching people, or enjoying real Roman vibes. It is worth seeing. 

What is sold at Campo de’ Fiori?

Fresh fruits and vegetables, flowers, spices, pasta, olive oil, and souvenirs. 

What is the best time to go to Campo de’ Fiori?

The morning for the market, or for dinner and nightlife in the evening.