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This is certainly one of the most fascinating of a nest of authentic workshops. Particularly appealing are the 18th- and 19th-century Neapolitan floor tiles.

Considered by connoisseurs to be Rome’s premier wine shop, more than 500 labels are available to try by the glass. The proprietor’s expertise is at your disposal when selecting which bottles to take home.

One of the most appealing antiques shops on this street. An assortment of furniture and small knick-knacks, at good prices.

Rome’s first gay and lesbian shop has a selection of books in English, plus information concerning goings-on about town.

This incredible shop has a Middle Eastern bazaar atmosphere. Hand-blown glass is a speciality.

Cinema, art and photography books galore.

Modern classics for men in this little boutique, on the street known to have the best, most fashionable bargains in town.

Whatever he or she may need in active wear, from jeans and tops to gear designed for specific sports, it’s all here at prices that make shops in other parts of Rome seem outrageous.

Looking for a nice watch that won’t blow your budget? This friendly proprietor sells name brands at about 30–50 per cent below regular retail prices. Strong on Swatch watches.

Once the Communist Party’s headquarters, this building now houses a well-stocked bookshop. Every Sunday one section of the store is entirely devoted to children, who are free to play and read.