15 Best Streets for Shopping in Rome

BAZOOKA menswear on Via delle Quattro Fontane is a practical stop for men’s tailoring and occasion dressing, with suits, jackets, trousers and ties all part of the mix. The approach is straightforward and candid, helping shoppers build an outfit without unnecessary upselling.

Open Tuesday to Friday from 10 am to 8 pm, it is particularly useful for assembling several coordinated pieces in one visit.

Del Giudice Roma is an elegant leather boutique on V. dei Coronari, focused on handmade Italian bags and accessories.

The collection includes bags, wallets, belts and other pieces for women and men, with scope for custom sizing on selected designs. Its careful finishing and lightweight construction make it a strong choice for shoppers seeking refined craftsmanship rather than a generic souvenir.

MAWLANA Roma CASHMERE & SILK on Via Frattina specialises in distinctive cashmere and silk scarves, with a broad selection suited to personal shopping and thoughtful gifts. Patient, kind assistance makes it easier to compare colours, patterns and fabrics without rushing the choice.

The shop opens from 10 am to 8:30 pm on weekdays and Saturdays, and from 10:30 am on Sunday, placing it conveniently along a central shopping route.

7Hills Roma is a Rome skate shop on Via Flaminia, pairing exclusive skateboard and streetwear brands with a distinctly local scene. The relaxed team is happy to discuss sizing, alternative sizes, skate spots and city destinations, making the visit useful as well as easygoing.

Stickers and skate magazines add to the shop’s community feel. Check opening arrangements carefully before setting out, as listed hours are currently inconsistent.

Alfieri Roma specialises in Italian leather jackets and sits at V. del Corso, 1/2, a convenient starting point for a focused outerwear search in central Rome.

Its strongest appeal is the combination of leather expertise, attentive service and jackets with a convincing level of craftsmanship. The shop is particularly relevant for travellers seeking a substantial, distinctive piece rather than general clothing, with daily opening from 10am to 8pm.

Noni and Gifts turns Roman souvenir shopping into a more personal stop on Via Cavour. The collection brings together handmade candles, jewellery, tote bags, skincare and other pieces designed in Rome, including work from local artists.

Candle-making classes add a creative dimension, while the thoughtful selection suits visitors looking for gifts that feel connected to the city rather than mass-produced keepsakes.

Superstylin’ Footwear and Street Style brings men’s clothing and footwear together in Rome, with a selection shaped by established casual and heritage labels. Barbour, Sebago and Baracuta give the store a clear British-inspired direction, making it a useful stop for relaxed, polished everyday wardrobes.

Campo Marzio Roma is a pen shop on Via di Campo Marzio with a strong gift appeal beyond the usual tourist fare. Alongside pens, the range includes leather laptop cases and other refined accessories, with personalisation and engraving available for a more individual finish.

The helpful team takes time to explain options and can assist with distinctive details, including character engraving.

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.

RINASCENTE Rome is a multi-floor department store in the heart of the city, combining fashion, design, accessories, home inspiration and food-related discoveries under one roof. Its central setting makes it especially convenient for adding a refined shopping stop to a day around Rome’s historic centre.

The Rock Shop on Via della Conciliazione is a dedicated Hard Rock retail stop rather than a restaurant, with branded T-shirts, magnets, shot glasses and other souvenirs. Its staff are helpful when comparing merchandise and promotions, making it easy to pick up a Rome memento or a recognisable gift.

Open daily from 9:30 am to 8 pm, the shop sits in a prominent route near the Vatican area.

Airness Store Rome is a specialist destination for basketball footwear, jerseys and sportswear, with a range that goes well beyond standard training gear. Nike, Anta and Li-Ning shoes sit alongside NBA jerseys, shorts, basketball apparel and selected children’s styles.

Stone Island on Via del Babuino is a focused destination for the brand’s technical casualwear, including polos, cotton sweaters and jackets. The store combines a polished setting with patient, useful assistance in the fitting process, and staff can help with tax-refund procedures for eligible shoppers.

It opens Monday to Saturday from 10:30 am to 7:30 pm, with Sunday hours beginning at 11 am.

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.

adidas Brand Center Rome is a large, two-storey sportswear destination on V. del Corso, covering athletic clothing and footwear across several distinct interests.

The range includes adidas Running, children’s apparel, football-inspired Roma FC and FIFA sections, F1 pieces, Superstar styles and a broad shoe selection. Helpful staff can answer questions and offer suggestions without hovering, making the store practical for both dedicated sports shoppers and anyone building a casual wardrobe.