Rome Hotels near Campo dei Fiori

Campo de’ Fiori Top 3

• Visit the statue of Giordano Bruno, an excommunicated Dominican Monk who may have been the first to claim the universe was infinite. He was burnt at the stake for this proclamation in 1600.
• Sample the best of Old Rome as you shop for fresh produce, fish, spices and kitchen items at the traditional morning markets held in Campo de' Fiori every day except Sunday.
• Enjoy electrifying opera and classical music performances at Teatro Argentina, one of the oldest and most popular theatres in Rome.

Getting There

The Leonardo da Vinci-Fiumicino Airport is 31 kilometres from Campo de’ Fiori. If you choose not to hire a car, there are several transportation options, including the Leonardo Express and FR1 metropolitan train services, Fiumicino buses and flat-rate taxis. Campo de’ Fiori is located in Old Rome, which is accessible via the 64 bus from Termini Station, or any of the buses that serve Piazza Venezia. Similarly, the number 8 tram stops at nearby Argentina station as well. Once inside Fiori, you will probably enjoy your tour of the Medieval square on foot or by bike.