Rome
Choosing the right shopping mall in Rome depends on how you want to spend the day. Porta di Roma and RomaEST suit full-day retail trips and family outings, while Maximo adds restaurants and a multiplex cinema for a broader visit.
For central plans, Euroma2 works well around EUR, and Galleria Alberto Sordi offers a more compact stop near Piazza Colonna. Check the current store mix, opening hours and travel time before setting out.
The order reflects practical differences between the centres: breadth of shops, food and leisure options, location, opening information and how well each place fits a quick errand, relaxed visit or longer family day. Some eligible businesses may purchase enhanced visibility, which can influence their placement.
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#1
Shopping Mall Porta di Roma brings together fashion, electronics, lifestyle shops, restaurants and a spacious layout in the northern part of the city. The tenant mix includes Victoria’s Secret, MediaWorld, Bialetti, KIKO Milano and Uniqlo, making it practical for varied shopping lists rather than a single specialist visit.
Its listed hours run from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m., with dining available on site.
#2
Shops, restaurants and entertainment
Centro Commerciale Roma Est is a spacious shopping mall on Via Collatina with a broad mix of shops, restaurants and entertainment. The layout is designed for extended visits, whether you are browsing fashion, picking up essentials or taking a break for food. Stores include Camicissima, Courir, Bershka, LAMA Optical and Yves Rocher.
Listed opening hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
#3
Maximo Shopping Center is a modern retail destination in Rome’s Laurentina area, combining a large store selection with restaurants and a multiplex cinema. Its app, gift card, map and access information make it straightforward to plan a longer visit across shopping and entertainment.
The centre lists opening hours from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.; a dedicated safety section is also available for practical planning.
#4
Euroma2 is a prominent shopping mall in Rome’s EUR district, pairing a bright, architectural setting with fashion, lifestyle retail, restaurants and food-and-beverage options. Its central-city positioning makes it suitable for a structured shopping trip with time for dining.
The centre lists daily hours from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m.; its access and services sections help with practical planning before arrival.
#5
Galleria Alberto Sordi is a compact, elegant shopping arcade on Piazza Colonna in the heart of Rome. Its historic architecture makes the visit feel more distinctive than a conventional mall, while the tenant mix includes Uniqlo, Calvin Klein, Havaianas, Mondadori Store and Iginio Massari Alta Pasticceria.
It works especially well as a shopping or coffee break between central landmarks, with listed hours from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
#6
GranRoma is a compact shopping mall on Via Aristide Merloni in Rome, with a well-chosen mix of shops, a pleasant food court and a quieter atmosphere than the city’s largest retail complexes. Its manageable scale makes it easy to browse without feeling overwhelming, while the modern setting suits a relaxed afternoon of shopping and dining.
#7
Salario Center is a compact shopping mall on Via Salaria 665, designed for convenient everyday errands rather than an all-day mega-mall visit. Its calm, clean atmosphere includes a sushi bar, while the centre’s directory and promotions help visitors identify current stores and offers.
The stated centre hours are 8:30 a.m.–9:30 p.m. Monday to Sunday, although the listed Friday schedule ends at 6 p.m.; check the day-specific timing before visiting.
#8
More than 180 branded stores
Valmontone Outlet is a destination outlet mall outside Rome, with more than 180 branded stores and advertised year-round discounts ranging from 30% to 70%. The scale suits a dedicated shopping day, covering high-street, sportswear and designer-oriented names alongside restaurants. Its app, loyalty programme, gift cards and promotions add useful planning tools.
Opening hours are 10 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily.
#9
Shopping, dining, services and events
Original Marines, Conad Superstore and Bottega Verde
Centro Commerciale Primavera serves Rome’s Viale della Primavera with a focused mix of shopping, dining, services and events. The line-up includes Original Marines, Conad Superstore and Bottega Verde, making it useful for both routine errands and browsing.
Its spacious layout and food options create a comfortable stop when you want several retail needs handled in one place.
#10
Around 500 metres from Vatican City
Centro Commerciale Aura places a substantial retail and dining offer in Valle Aurelia, around 500 metres from Vatican City and connected to Metro Line A. Its 58 shops include PAM hypermarket, Virgin Active, Mondadori Bookstore and 13 restaurants and bars.
Clean interiors, distinct floors for shopping and dining, and a central Rome location make it especially versatile for a full afternoon out.
#11
Shops, restaurants and cafés
Centro Commerciale Roma Casal Bertone, at Via Alberto Pollio 50, brings together shops, restaurants and cafés in an enclosed setting suited to spending several hours indoors. Its centre directory, events and promotions give the visit a practical, family-oriented structure, with dedicated attractions such as the Mac Donald Farm play area. The listed schedule runs to 9 p.m.
on most days and 9 a.m.–9 p.m. on Sunday.
#12
I Granai, on Via Mario Rigamonti 100, combines retail shops, dining, services and a market in a neighbourhood-oriented shopping centre. The indoor environment is peaceful and well maintained, with family-friendly touches including a children’s area and a breastfeeding room. Its covered parking is free, adding practical convenience for local visits.
Opening is listed as 10 a.m.–8 p.m. most days, with Saturday marked closed.
#13
Shopping, food and family facilities
Centro Commerciale La Romanina is a large shopping mall in Rome with around 90 shops arranged across three levels, an hypermarket and a broad food offer. Visitors can cover everyday errands alongside fashion, footwear, electronics, jewellery, books, household goods and other practical purchases, with restaurants and a food court adding an easy break.
Family-oriented facilities include a playground, changing tables and a range of on-site services. The centre is designed for a full shopping day rather than a single quick purchase, with enough variety to suit residents, families and visitors travelling by car.
#14
Broad retail and dining mix
The Wow Side - Shopping Centre is a spacious mall with a wide mix of fashion, furniture, food, pharmacy, supermarket and pet-care shops, plus restaurants and cafés on the upper level. Its location beside the train station and within easy reach of Fiumicino Airport makes it useful for travellers as well as local shopping trips.
Families have access to a playground, changing facilities and a nursing room, while arcade games add another leisure option. The centre also provides generous multi-storey and on-site parking, making it practical for a longer visit combining shopping, food and entertainment.
#15
Navaja is listed as a gallery-style shopping mall at Via Vittorio Emanuele Orlando 75, with a covered setting that provides a convenient break from Rome’s heat. The strongest draw is its café and pastry offering, including coffee, ice cream and table service, making it more suited to a relaxed refreshment stop than a large retail outing.
Opening is listed daily from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Map and areas
Use the map to compare Rome’s shopping centres by area before choosing where to go. Northern locations such as Porta di Roma and Salario Center may suit local errands, while EUR, Laurentina and central Piazza Colonna offer different combinations of retail, dining and sightseeing.
Check the route from your starting point and allow extra time for larger centres.
Porta di Roma, RomaEST and Maximo are strong choices for a longer outing because they combine a broad retail selection with food options. Maximo is especially suitable when you also want a cinema visit, while RomaEST works well for family shopping and extended browsing.
Maximo Shopping Center in the Laurentina area combines shops, restaurants and a multiplex cinema. It is a practical choice when you want to keep several activities in one place rather than move between separate venues.
Galleria Alberto Sordi is the most central option in this guide, located on Piazza Colonna. Its compact layout and distinctive historic setting make it useful for fitting fashion shopping, a coffee break or a quick browse into a sightseeing day.
Yes. Salario Center and Centro Commerciale Primavera are geared towards convenient local shopping, while Primavera also includes a supermarket and family-friendly retail options.
Check the current directory before travelling if you need a specific shop.
Confirm the centre’s current opening hours, the hours of the specific shops you need and the available route from your starting point. For a longer visit, check dining options and any entertainment schedule separately so your plans fit together.