DK Travel : Rome : Shopping

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Ai Monasteri

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

Etching, lithographs and other prints mostly from the 1660s to the 1920s are on sale in this lovely shop.
Antica Cappelleria Troncarelli

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

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

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.
Antique Print Market

Antique and reproduction prints. Monday to Saturday mornings.
Archivio Immagini Cinema

If classic Italian movie posters or the Italian versions of Hollywood films interest you, you will spend hours browsing in this unique little shop.
Azi

From kitchenware to furniture, Azi provides slick ideas for the home from top Italian designers.
Benucci

Heavy duty art and antiques of the type more usually found in museums – 15th-century Roman and Florentine Virgin and Childs, works by artists such as Luca Giordano or Fra’ Bartolomeo – plus beautiful furnishings inlaid in mother-of-pearl and hardwoods.
Brooks

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