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ROMEHOTEL EDENTwo day itinerary: ShoppingIf Milan is Italy’s Fashion Capital, then Rome is its Shopping Capital. Whether you’re after designer labels or traditional

craftsmanship, the city is filled with excellent opportunities to expand your wardrobe. Learn how to dress like an Italian at the

glamorous Via Condotti, pick up unique antiques at Via dei Coronari, and uncover the best boutiques in the city with this two-

day shopping itinerary.

Day OneStart the day with a five-minute walk to Piazza Mignanelli.

VIA CONDOTTI00187 Rome

Via Condotti is the most glamorous street in Rome. Nearly every address is a designer boutique,

showcasing new collections straight off the catwalk. Many of Italy’s greatest fashion labels, such as

Gucci, Prada, Dolce & Gabbana and Giorgio Armani, call this illustrious avenue home, sharing the

road with international brands such as Burberry, Cartier and Montblanc.

Palazzo Fendi can be found at the bottom end of Via Condotti.

PALAZZO FENDI T: 006 3345 0890 | Largo Goldoni 420, 00187 Rome

If you’re a devotee of luxury Italian fashion house Fendi, make time to visit the refurbished Palazzo

Fendi. The five-storey flagship store is housed in a stunning building and features ready-to-wear

fashion for men and women. Award-winning Japanese eatery Zuma, on the palazzo’s fourth floor, is

an excellent spot for those who wish to lunch in style.

Next, take a 15-minute walk to Via dei Coronari.

VALENTINOT: 006 9451 5710 | Piazza di Spagna 38, 00187 Rome

The historic square of Piazza Mignanelli features the atelier headquarters of Valentino, one of the

country’s leading Italian fashion houses. Gaze at the grand palazzo and imagine the fashion magic

taking place inside, before visiting the grand Valentino boutique opposite on Piazza di Spagna to

browse the latest collections on display.

Then, take a two-minute walk to the top of Via Condotti, next to Piazza di Spagna.


Day twoBegin your day with a personal shopping experience. Agree a meeting point with your guide, Eleanora Attolico.

CHEZ DÉDÉT: 006 5728 5994 | Via di Monserrato 35, 00186 Rome

Exuding French elegance with a touch of Italian flair, this stylish space is part-boutique and part-

gallery. Founded by two of the city’s top creative directors in fashion, Daria Reina and Andrea

Ferolla, the intriguing concept store brings together handcrafted items from around the world. From

tote bags and cashmere shawls to objets d’art and tableware, there’s much to discover.

Hail a taxi and enjoy a 20-minute drive back to the hotel.

LA RINASCENTET: 006 679 0109 | Galleria Alberto Sordi, 00199 Rome

Galleria Alberto Sordi is a beautiful shopping arcade in the heart of Rome. At the centre of the

arcade is La Rinascente, an eclectic department store offering upscale fashion, accessories and

beauty products. A highlight for style-savvy visitors, the store brings a wealth of contemporary

international brands and classic Italian designers together under one roof.

Next, take a 15-minute walk to Profumum Roma on Via di Ripetta.

GRAND TOUR SHOPPING WITH ELEANORA ATTOLICOT: 006 6872 312 | Meeting point to be arranged

Why shop when someone else can do it for you? Taking the hassle out of shopping in Rome is

Vogue Italia fashion journalist and personal shopping consultant Eleonora Attolico. Through her

tailor-made Grand Tour shopping experience, she takes guests into the best boutiques, workshops

and ateliers in the city, bringing her expert eye for style along, too.

At the end of the tour, make your way to Galleria Alberto Sordi.

VIA DEI CORONARI00186 Rome

For antiques shopping in Rome, there’s nowhere better than Via dei Coronari. Follow the city’s

well-heeled locals down this charming cobbled street to discover quaint stores displaying all kinds

of antiques, from art and jewellery to books and interiors. Whether you’re seeking a unique piece of

furniture for your home, a rare collectable or a historic artefact, you’ll find it here.

The final destination of the day is a 10-minute walk from here.


All journey times are approximate and subject to variation.

PROFUMUM ROMA T: 006 320 0306 | Via di Ripetta 248, 00195 Rome

If you’re interested in selecting a new signature scent or picking up a special gift for a loved one

back home, visit renowned luxury perfume house Profumum Roma. The boutique specialises in

premium niche fragrances that are unique to the city. There are several varieties to sample, all of

which come in a stylish signature bottle.

Then, take a 10-minute walk to Peppino Capuano.

SARTORIA RIPENSE T: 006 323 3727 | Via di Ripetta 38, 00186 Rome

For the ultimate Roman makeover, invest in a bespoke Italian suit. Sartoria Ripense, owned by tailor

Andrea Luparelli, is one of the city’s best tailoring houses. A favourite of the local fashion set, the

workshop is equally adept at crafting classic three-piece suits as it is custom creations – available

in a rainbow of colours and materials, tailored to each customer’s size and taste.

To get back to the hotel, it’s a 10-minute drive or a 20-minute walk.

PEPPINO CAPUANOT: 006 679 5996 | Via Condotti 61, 00187 Rome

For high-end Roman jewellery, visit Peppino Capuano. One of the most exclusive names in the

business, the boutique at Palazzo Caffarelli is famed for its exclusive, handcrafted jewellery pieces.

Browse the latest collections and discover why the brand has been beloved by stars such as Brigitte

Bardot since opening in 1960.

The final stop is a 10-minute walk or drive from Palazzo Caffarelli.

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