Beautiful ceramics made in Italy! A variety of designs to choose from and the staff is very…read morefriendly and helpful.

Beautiful selection and incredibly helpful employees. The owner, also, is lovely. Definitely stop…read morein for both modern and traditional Italian housewares. Great place to buy gifts!

* My parents ordered for my birthday a bouquet worth €75 of which €25 were for delivery to UK &…read moreall I got was an insulting bunch of flowers worth not more than €5! Not joking! These were sent by post, so the bouquet was even not coming from a local flower shop! Barduagni uses a website called Prestije that sends cheap & nasty flowers that don't even last a day! Also the flowers came with 2 days delay! If you are sending flowers abroad I highly recommend you NOT to trust Barduagni as they do not use trusted companies such as Interflora. We even contacted Barduagni to complain & they even wouldn't apologize or make up for this massive rip-off! Barduagni is meant to be a top flower shop in Rome & has totally failed to deliver on all levels.

This toy store is a marvel. There are lovely things in it. I bought two small porcelain dolls that…read moreare good Pinocchio and bad Pinocchio (with donkey ears and tails). There are wonderful dolls in this store. I loved the marbles, beautiful glass ones we used to call boulders as well as the smaller ones. You won't find anything that isn't special in this store but there is a wide range of prices.

From the owner: vendita al dettaglio di bambole da collezione,peluches pregiati,giocattoli di prestigio,articoli da…read moregioco,oggettistica d'arredo ,carillons

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.

This is probably one of the most unique shopping experiences you can endure if you are needing to…read morepurchase any religious items or trinkets for loved ones within the Vatican area. Borgo Clero is unlike any other store in that it isn't geared towards tourists but is instead curated and setup for those in the clergy including members of The Vatican themselves such as priests. Everything is so well priced here and you will have the chance to comb through the beautiful cloaks, crosses, rosaries, prayer cards, and so much more. When walking up and down the aisle you'll discover just how organized it is. There are pieces as low as two euros and some pieces that go up in the hundreds. Each time I've been lucky enough to swing by it has been so neat to see the usage of this shop and actual Vatican members and clergy shop here themselves. The Vatican has a few religious shops but it is quite easy to tell they are taking advantage of the tourists desire for memorabilia from The Vatican. Borgo Clero is tucked away on a quiet street so you won't see it in the main plaza. It can be easy to overlook it so keep an eye out for the rack of cloaks that is usually set at the very front of the entrance. Service here is very welcoming and they are so helpful. The team here is willing to help you find the right items. They'll hand you a small basket to carry items around and will have your items upfront once it gets full. This is the place to go to for all your religious item needs. Also - anyone can get their holy water bottles filled at St. Peter's Basilica as I wouldn't trust shops around Rome for actually having them filled with proper holy water. Simply ask the security guards there at the Basilica and they will do it on your behalf.