Shopping in Rome

Via del Corso is the closest thing you can find to a “mall” in Rome. Alongside big-brand stores like Zara and H&M, there are also some local leather shoe shops on Via del Corso that will make your wardrobe complete with their variety of styles for any occasion or weather condition! From here it's only steps away from one Roman landmark - The Spanish Steps which lead up towards Pantheon Square where visitors may wish come true by throwing coins into Trevi Fountain just off center stage while taking photos between ancient stones.

Campo de Fiori

Campo de Fiori is a small town that has been taken over by tourists and locals alike. The streets are lined with shops selling authentic Italian cuisine, leather shoes for those who want to get out of their high heels at home before hitting the cobblestone roads outside your hotel room door (or even wear them!) clothing items you won't find anywhere else-especially if it's something specific from this area like lost Via del Duomo cotton shirts which used to be worn exclusively among brothers noe.

Piazza Navona

The famous Piazza Navona may be one entrance into town but if one wants truly immersive experiences then head straight up Via del Governo Vecchio (which means "OLD GOVERNMENT STREET"). This quaint strip boasts countless five star hotels; luxury goods like Rolex watches sold at tie boutique prices ; chic boutiques.

Monti

Monti is an upscale neighborhood in Rome that has some of the best restaurants and shopping around. You'll find handmade items, vintage stores or Italian boutiques to suit any taste here! The most famous street for shoppers would be via del Boschetto where you can score great deals on designer labels at affordable prices.

A popular area near Colosseum called Monti offers high-quality food experiences alongside boutique clothing retailers specializing exclusively within this theme - similar styles featured include Tods shoes.