Loved this place. Wide selection of fine confectionery and Italian delicacies. Like heaven or…read moreearth to me. People were friendly. Nice little family owned business. Those are best ones.

From the owner: You arrive in Rome and would love to spend some time shopping, be it for gifts or for pampering…read moreyourself. The list of gift options available here is countless, if your budget is a key factor, you will discover that lots of items start from €1 at the shop.

Walked several miles to this place due to the amazing reviews, obvious fakes once you see it…read more Standard bodega style shop with souvenirs. Nothing remarkable. Very nice gentleman behind the counter, most of the people we met in Italy were very kind.

I always buy myself a piece of jewelry made in the country I'm visiting as my souvenir. I get way…read moremore use out of jewelry than I do shot glasses or magnets. Plus...jewelry sparkles so it makes me smile more than a refrigerator magnet ever could. I purchased a pair of swarovski crystal earrings & a pair of murano glass earrings as my souvenirs for this trip at this store at fair prices. It's not much more expensive than buying poorly made souvenirs from the street vendors.

This gift shop is unique and wonderful. I browsed the store, but did not buy anything. They have…read morekitchen, travel, office accessories with colorful graphics and patterns.

I found this shop while wandering near the Colosseum. I was draw in by their window display. The…read morestore is small, but well stocked. They had rings, earrings, hates, necklaces and few other items. Many of the items were handmade. The women in the shop spoke English and was very helpful. She pointed us to handmade items and steered us away from more mass produced things. My sister and I both purchased an item and unique, handmade pieces traveled well and receive lots of compliments. facebook.com/Sottoboscoshop

This is the cutest shop we found in Rome, on a little side street fairly close to the Colosseum…read more They have beautiful jewelry, scarves, wallets, handbags, and many other cute, unique feminine items. It's all very reasonably priced and the staff is very kind. Highly recommend stopping by!

We went on a Wednesday just for shopping. We had been at the Vatican on Monday, but didn't get to…read moreour shopping. This was not the store I was initially looking for but it was fine. We picked out several rosaries and asked to have them blessed and shipped to our hotel, as that is a service I have been able to get from other vendors. Well, Wednesdays are for audiences with the Pope, so she initially said that it couldn't be done. However, she asked her boss and they were able to get them blessed but we would have to come pick them up ourselves. They will only deliver to your hotel if you came in with a tour guide, FYI.

This is one of my favorite places to shop for religious jewelry in Rome!…read morePatricia is wonderful!

Discover Rome is a gift shop, souvenirs and toys at the Fiumicino airport in Rome, Aeroporto…read moreLeonardo da Vinci. Just another option for your casual browsing on your way home. I say, bring it on, the more selection we have as a passerby through the airport, the better. If you came to Rome as a tourist, like many others before or after you, it's unlikely you've had that much time on your hands for shopping during your visit. The city is so picked up with history, I'd be amazed if one goes shopping instead of the sightseeing, right? So now's your chance to bring home a few gifts for friends and family. Go for it!

We looked at about three different shops and ended up purchasing from here. Strongly recommend.read more

Just purchased a piece from here. Original design and signed by the master. So many and I mean so…read moremany fabulous pieces. If you are a serious collector ask to see the back room.

Just Design has quite a variety of products catering to different tastes of a traveler…read more It's like a curiosity shop where touristy gifts and vintage looking radio sets are displayed next to each other. Pins, playing cards, tabletop souvenirs and paper weights, phone cases, key chains and diecast model cars, t-shirts and sweatshirts, shopper bags and duffle bags, colorful women's necklaces, dog collars, writing instruments, baby and toddler dinnerware sets, newborn bibs, souvenir cups, cufflinks... You get the picture. Happy exploring!

I have purchased a clock every trip I've taken to Rome. They are beautiful and I haven't had an…read moreissue with any of them.

Ceramica Raku is on the direct walking route between the Pantheon and Trevi fountain. A small but…read morenot to be missed shop of colorful and delightful clocks of various sizes. Perfect and practical as momentos or gifts.