Statua di Giordano Bruno

Named after the field of flowers it once was, Campo de’ Fiori is now a bustling flower, fruit, and vegetable market. It stirs awake in the wee hours of the morning and slowly comes to life with vendors peddling fresh produce, dried fruit, souvenirs, and more. Most stalls close by early afternoon, so visit early. Once dusk falls, the area takes on a different kind of lively vibe, with al fresco restaurants and cocktail bars filled to the brim. Campo de’ Fiori is located close to Piazza Navona and the Pantheon and is often included as a stop when you join the Jewish Ghetto tours or food groups. – Tripadvisor