Hi Young! Are you on holiday in Rome and want to do some shopping?
Buying an item of clothing is undoubtedly the best gift we can give ourselves, in memory of our heartfelt adventure!
We thought that a blog article dedicated to youth shopping in the trendiest places in Rome would be appreciated, and not only:
we also wanted to show you the distances from our hostel, so as to facilitate your calculations while you are on a tour visiting the city and making the last stop for your purchases.
Shopping in Rome for Young Tourists: Tips and Distances from Piazza Bologna
Rome is not just history and monuments: it is also a perfect city for shopping, with options for all budgets and tastes! If you are staying in a hostel near Piazza Bologna, here is a guide designed for you, a young traveller, with suggestions on the best places for shopping, how to get there and what to visit in the surrounding area.
1. Via del Corso: Central and Classic Shopping
Why go: Via del Corso is one of the most famous streets in Rome. Here you will find shops of international brands (H&M, Zara, Nike) and local boutiques, perfect for a young budget. Furthermore, it is always lively, which makes it ideal for those who like to immerse themselves in the lively atmosphere of the city.
How to get there:
Distance from Piazza Bologna: 20 minutes.
Recommended means: Metro B to Termini, change with Metro A to Spagna. Or bus line 62.
What to visit nearby: Don’t miss Piazza Venezia and the Altare della Patria, which are just a few steps away. Perfect for an iconic photo!
2. Monti: Vintage and Alternative
Why go: If you love vintage and unique items, Monti is the neighborhood for you. Among markets, designer boutiques and craft shops, you will find something special. Ideal for those looking for a unique style at reasonable prices.
How to get there:
Distance from Piazza Bologna: 15 minutes.
Recommended transport: Metro B, Cavour stop.
What to visit nearby: The Colosseum is just a few steps away. You can take the opportunity to take an epic photo after shopping.
3. Campo de’ Fiori and Via dei Giubbonari: Crafts and Souvenirs
Why go: This area is famous for local craft shops and buying authentic souvenirs. Perfect if you want something unique and not too commercial.
How to get there:
Distance from Piazza Bologna: 25 minutes.
Recommended transport: Bus line 62.
What to visit nearby: Campo de’ Fiori itself is a spectacle! With its lively market by day and cozy cafes in the evening, it is a must for tourists.
4. Porta Portese: Bargain Market
Why go: It is the largest and most famous market in Rome, open on Sunday mornings. Here you will find everything from used clothes to vinyl, from books to curious objects. Perfect for those who love finding treasures at bargain prices.
Come arrivare:
- Distanza da Piazza Bologna: 30 minuti.
- Mezzo consigliato: Metro B fino a Piramide, poi autobus linea 170 o una breve camminata.
Cosa visitare vicino: Trastevere è a due passi. Dopo lo shopping, passeggia per le sue stradine pittoresche e scopri i vicoli più autentici di Roma.
5. EurRoma2: Shopping Mall per il Clima Caldo
Perché andare: Se preferisci lo shopping in un centro commerciale (soprattutto nelle giornate calde o piovose), EurRoma2 è una scelta eccellente. Troverai negozi di tutti i tipi, un food court e aria condizionata.
Come arrivare:
- Distanza da Piazza Bologna: 40 minuti.
- Mezzo consigliato: Metro B fino a Eur Fermi, poi autobus 070 o 700.
Cosa visitare vicino: Visita il quartiere EUR con il suo laghetto e il famoso Colosseo Quadrato, una meraviglia dell’architettura moderna.
Suggerimenti Finali
- Porta con te una borsa comoda e scarpe adatte per camminare. Roma è grande e c’è sempre da esplorare!
- Approfitta delle ore più fresche per fare shopping e usa le pause per gustare un gelato o un trancio di pizza.
- Usa Google Maps o Citymapper per orientarti facilmente e scegliere i mezzi di trasporto più veloci.
Con questi consigli, il tuo soggiorno a Roma sarà non solo indimenticabile, ma anche pieno di acquisti e scoperte incredibili.
Buono shopping e buona esplorazione!