Campo de' Fiori.
Rome, like a local.
Domus Teatro di Pompeo stands a few steps from Piazza Navona and Piazza Farnese, in the Campo de’ Fiori neighbourhood — one of the most beloved and authentic in Rome. A district that has kept its soul alive, with its rhythms, its people, its daily life.
Cobblestone alleyways, artisan workshops, historic bakeries and restaurants. And the oldest market in the city — active since 1869 — with its wooden stalls laden with fruit, vegetables, fresh flowers and the flavours of Roman cuisine. In the morning the neighbourhood wakes to the voices of the market, the scent of warm bread, coffee taken standing at the counter. The women of the district greet one another, shopkeepers open their doors, life begins: slow, warm, Roman.
Then, in the evening, Campo de’ Fiori comes alive. The piazza stirs and voices spill into the night. The neighbourhood becomes the city’s gathering place. Buzzy, lively, convivial, Roman.
