Campo de' Fiori

Piazza Campo de' Fiori (mercato)

Fruit market by morning, bar square by night

⚠ No market on Sundays

Hours

The square is always open; the market runs Monday to Saturday mornings, not Sundays

Tickets

Free

Address

Piazza Campo de' Fiori, 5 minutes' walk south of Piazza Navona

The name means field of flowers, but by morning fruit and vegetable stalls cover the square: flat peaches in summer, figs and chestnuts in autumn, mixed with stalls selling sun-dried tomatoes, truffle pasta and limoncello to tourists. In the middle, the hooded statue of Giordano Bruno looks down on the spot where he was burned at the stake. By afternoon the stalls pack up, and at night the bars around the edge fill with a young crowd.