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Shopping tips and trends

The days when Rome‘s shopping districts were a succession of family-owned businesses – whether those families were greengrocers or haute couture Fendis – are a thing of the past, and the busy retail artery here, as in all western... read more»

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• Feltrinelli International

• Stocks an excellent range of fiction, non-fiction, magazines and...  read more»

• Forno del Ghetto

• Run by three dour ladies, this tiny shop has no sign but is...  read more»

• Gallo

• Gallo sells splendid socks and tights in cotton, wool or cashmere....  read more»

• Ibiz

• Ibiz bags are made by hand in the on-site workshop: look on as you...  read more»

• Ilaria Miani

• Designer Ilaria Miani is known as the creator of a certain Tuscan...  read more»

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• Iron G

• This warehousey boutique supplies clubwear to the fashion victims of ...  read more»

• La Bottega del Marmoraro

• A tiny space crammed with pseudo-classical inscriptions, headless...  read more»

• La Soffitta Sotto i Portici

• Street market with collectables of all kinds, ranging from magazines...  read more»

• Le Gallinelle

• Vintage and ethnic garments are reworked by Wilma Silvestri and her...  read more»

• Loco

• If you like your shoes avant-garde, this small store decorated with...  read more»