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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Rome_(department)Rome (department) - Wikipedia

    Rome (French:) was a department of the First French Empire in present-day Italy. Its principal city was Rome. It was formed on 17 May 1809, when the Papal States were annexed by France, and was first known as the Département du Tibre (after the Tiber river) before being renamed on 17 February 1810.

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  3. www.timeout.com › rome › things-to-doThe 15 best places to go shopping in Rome - Time Out

    • Monti. If you’re going to start anywhere with your shopping, start here, in Monti. This is the place for strolling through cobbled streets, and dipping into vintage shops and little boutiques.
    • Spanish Steps. If you think that your trip to Rome simply won’t be complete without splurging on a real Fendi purse, a bauble from Gucci or a wallet from Prada, look no further than the swanky streets fanning out from Piazza di Spagna, or the Spanish Steps.
    • Via del Governo Vecchio. This pretty street weaves through the Centro Storico, right near Piazza Navona. There are some one-off boutiques and jewellery stores, but the real draws are the vintage finds: several of Rome’s best resale shops are a few doors down from one another.
    • Via dei Coronari. Once upon a time, it was the tradition in Rome – and most everywhere in Italy – for similar stores, studios, and vendors to be clustered on one street.

  4. www.turismoroma.it › enSito turistico ufficiale - Turismo Roma

    With its monuments, palaces, fountains, squares and unexpected views, Rome tells its own story, arouses emotions, inspires feelings and, above all, leaves magnificent, indelible memories. Via Appia: the Regina Viarum is a UNESCO World Heritage Site

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  5. www.rome.net › shoppingRome Shopping Guide - Shops, high streets and department stores

    • Traditional Products
    • Fashion
    • Art and Antiques
    • Souvenirs and Gifts
    • Department Stores
    • Street Markets

    One of the most popular traditional products to buy in Italy is pasta. Visitors will find all types of pasta of different shapes and sizes, flavour and ingredients throughout the city. The best places to buy Italian pasta are in supermarkets or specialized shops. The most extravagant variations can cost up to € 3 (US$3.30) for a 500-gram bag. Other...

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    The Italian love of fashion is well known and the fact is that, although it is not Milan, Rome has some of the best designer boutiques in Italy. If you’d like to discover these shops, head to Via del Corso, where the most prestigious boutiques are located, or to the streets surrounding Piazza di Spagna, especially Via dei Condotti, where you’ll fin...

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    Via del Babuino, connecting Piazzi di Spagna to Piazza del Popolo, is famous for its antique and art shops. Via Margutta, which runs parallel to Via del Babuino, is also worth visiting.

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    Souvenir shops and street stalls are found in Rome’s most important tourist spots. If you are good at bargaining, you will be able to get the typical figurines and other souvenirs for great prices.

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    Unlike most capital cities in Europe, Rome does not have many department stores. The closest to the city centre is the Galleria Alberto Sordi, on Via del Corso, near the Piazza Colonna. It opens every day from 10 am to 10 pm.

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    Rome has several very interesting street markets full of traditional products, art, clothes and antiques: 1. Porta Portese Market: Only open on Sunday mornings, this traditional flea market that sells from books to clothes to CDs is Rome’s largest street market. It is spread throughout the streets of Trastevere Railway Station. 2. Mercato dei Fiori...

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  6. trip101.com › article › department-stores-in-rome9 Best Department Stores In Rome, Italy - Trip101

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    • Rinascente Roma Piazza Fiume. Rinascente Roma Piazza Fiume offers a wide range of men’s, women’s and children’s fashion wear and accessories, as well as shoes and beauty products.
    • Coin. You can choose from a range of top brand names in fashion while shopping at Coin in the heart of Rome. Besides the latest fashions, there are accessories and shoes to perfectly accompany your new outfits.
    • Unico Prezzo Italiano Milano (UPIM) Unico Prezzo Italiano Milano, or just UPIM for short, is a well-known and popular department store in Rome, selling the latest in fashion and fashion accessories for men, women, children and babies, including shoes and jewelry.
    • OVS Industry. OVS is one of the leading brands of fashion in Italy for men, women, teenagers, children, and babies, all at affordable prices. There are 900 branches of the OVS department store throughout Italy and the shop also offers an online shopping experience.

  7. www.tripadvisor.com › Attractions-g187791-Activities-c26-tTHE 10 BEST Rome Department Stores - Tripadvisor

    Top Rome Department Stores: See reviews and photos of Department Stores in Rome, Italy on Tripadvisor.

  8. www.earthtrekkers.com › best-things-to-do-in-romeRome Bucket List: 40 Epic Things to Do in Rome - Earth Trekkers

    Jul 11, 2024 · Rome is the most popular tourist destination in Italy. People from around the world travel here to see the Colosseum, stroll through the historic heart of Rome, and tour the Vatican, all which top the best things to do in Rome list. Located within Rome is Vatican City, the smallest country in the world.