Campo de' Fiori

  Campo de' Fiori, in the heart of Rome's historic center, is a lively marketplace known for its vibrant atmosphere and fresh produce. Established in the 15th century, this square was originally a flower field and has since transformed into a bustling hub for locals and visitors alike. Each morning, stalls overflow with fruits, vegetables, spices, and artisan goods, while the late afternoon often sees the area come alive with bars and restaurants catering to evening crowds. If you're wandering through in early May, you might catch the scent of blooming flowers that harken back to its namesake. Visitors can also admire the statue of Giordano Bruno, who was executed here in 1600, a poignant reminder of the square's rich history.