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Don’t be fooled by the tiny size of this shop – it is still one of the best haberdashers in Rome, established in 1857.

Monasteries from all across Italy supply their homemade honey, liqueurs, beauty products, elixirs and other products to this shop.

Bring some of Rome’s elegance into your own home. This sizeable showroom has mostly 18th- and 19th-century furnishings on sale; some nice Empire pieces are particularly worth a look.

Own your own piece of ancient Rome. Choose from a range of objects, from simple oil lamps to exquisite painted vases.

This unique jewellery studio wraps 21-carat gold around coins, glass and stones preserved from the Etruscan, Roman and medieval eras.

Small but worthy gallery presenting group and solo shows of contemporary painters, as well as historic posters and other types of art media.

Exclusively Italian antiques, mostly elegant 18th- to early 20th-century furnishings and gilt-framed mirrors.

Antiques shop devoted to Art Nouveau and Liberty style furnishings, lamps, objets d’art and chinoiserie silk tapestries and gowns.

Bruno Ridolfi keeps alive the high fashion, excellent quality, made-to-measure cobbler traditions of his uncle Tito Petrocchi, who regularly shod glamorous stars of stage and screen in the “dolce vita” heyday of the 1950s and 1960s.

Prints, old photographs and watercolours are on sale here, from Piranesi originals to 20th-century works.