Campo de' Fiori

a store outside like a wet market, you can find several things, flowers and plants or foods to buy in the center of the street, then along the side you can find restaurants and bars to sit, relax and eat and drink coffee.

The flower square is the only square in Rome without a church. Every morning except Sunday, it opens up to vegetables and fish markets, where vendors such as flowers and groceries gather. In the evening it becomes a beer garden.

The Flower Square is also a famous attraction in Rome. The flowers here are really cheap. There is a particularly romantic feeling here. It is still very good and the scenery is beautiful.

Very poetic and picturesque square, there are many fresh vegetables and fruits, and some local characteristics of food, to appreciate the flowers here is also good, buy back a little unrealistic, stroll around or can be. And here's Bruno's statue.

Flower Square is like a big bazaar, which sells noodles, fruits, vegetables and flowers. I bought a cup of pomegranate juice to drink. It's a little bitter in sweetness and deep red in juice. While looking at it, I took photos. An old lady refused to let me take pictures of the vegetables on her stall. Okay, she's very temperamental. Ha-ha.

Make an appointment in advance, there is no long queue, not bad

The flower square is very lively. There are a lot of people.