Square · Italy · Still standing
Campo de' Fiori
Campo de' Fiori is a rectangular open piazza in central Rome, historically a marketplace and public meeting place. The square is dominated by the central bronze monument to Giordano Bruno and ringed by continuous rows of multi‑storey stucco palazzi that host shops and market stalls at ground level.
Its prime
1889
Today
Still standing
As it stood in 1889
What Campo de' Fiori looked like in its prime.
A broad rectangular cobbled piazza punctuated by a tall bronze statue on a stone plinth at its centre. Low, wide stone trough fountain (la Terrina) sits nearby. The square is enclosed by continuous three‑to‑five storey ochre, cream and pale‑pink stucco palazzi with shuttered windows, small balconies and simple cornices. Ground floor shopfronts and market stalls under cloth awnings line the edges; the surface is dark volcanic setts. The setting is open to narrow streets radiating away into the dense city fabric.
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7 places to explore in 1889.
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