Relax like a Roman: the best hot springs, thermal pools and spas for a day trip from Rome

Romans have been soaking in thermal water for more than two thousand years. Ancient complexes such as the Baths of Caracalla were not simply places to wash: they were social spaces where Romans exercised, relaxed and met one another. The monumental ruins survive, but the tradition of soaking in mineral-rich water is very much alive around the capital.

Within roughly 30 to 90 minutes of Rome you can choose between polished thermal spas, historic establishments and simple outdoor pools fed by naturally hot springs. Some are ideal for a full wellness day; others are inexpensive or free places where the experience is closer to the landscape and local bathing culture.

This guide combines the best-known thermal baths near Rome with several worthwhile alternatives in Tuscia and on the coast. Prices and opening times can change seasonally, so always check the official website before setting out.

Thermal baths near Rome at a glance

QC Terme

Luxury spa close to Fiumicino Airport

Address: Via Portuense 2178, Fiumicino
Entry fee: from €54

If you want a polished wellness experience without travelling far from Rome, QC Terme Roma is the
easiest choice. Set in the countryside near Fiumicino airport, the resort combines pools, hydrotherapy areas, relaxation rooms and steam experiences in an elegant setting inspired by the Roman tradition of otium – time deliberately set aside for rest.

It works particularly well on an arrival or departure day, or when you want the comfort of a fullservice
spa rather than a rustic natural spring. Allow several hours rather than treating it as a quick swim. Entry prices vary by package, day and time, so check the current booking calendar before going.

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Terme di Roma – Acque Albule

Traditional sulphurous thermal complex east of Rome

Address: Via Tiburtina Valeria, Tivoli Terme
Entry fee: indoor thermal spa €45 (Mon-Fri), €50 (weekends and holidays); summer outdoor pools from around €16

The Acque Albule at Tivoli Terme are among the most accessible traditional thermal baths from central Rome. The name refers to the pale appearance of the sulphurous water, long associated with this area east of the capital. Today the complex combines thermal treatments, wellness services and seasonal outdoor pools.

For travellers who want a structured spa close to Rome, this is a practical alternative to going all the way to Viterbo. The indoor thermal spa circuit, “Le Vie del Benessere”, costs €45 Monday to Friday and €50 at weekends, and is closed on Tuesdays. The outdoor pool park, open in summer only, is a much cheaper way to spend the day, with entry from around €16 on weekdays and about €21 at weekends. Opening times and pool availability change with the season, so check the official website before you go.

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Terme Sabine di Cretone

Seasonal pools in the Sabina countryside

Address: Via dell’Acqua Solfurea, Palombara Sabina
Entry fee: €10-13

Cretone offers a different atmosphere: a green, open-air thermal complex in the Sabina countryside, roughly 45 minutes from Rome by car. Its pools are fed by sulphurous mineral water and the setting makes it especially appealing when you want to combine bathing with a relaxed summer day outside the city.

The pools operate seasonally, so this is not the place to choose without checking ahead. In summer it
can be one of the easiest family-friendly thermal escapes from Rome; outside the main season, verify
opening dates directly before travelling.

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Terme di Stigliano

Historic spa surrounded by the Tuscia countryside

Address: Località Bagni di Stigliano 2, Canale Monterano
Entry fee: from €25

About 75 to 90 minutes northwest of Rome, Terme di Stigliano is a good option for travellers who prefer a quiet spa day in the countryside. The historic thermal resort combines a hotel, wellness facilities and a thermal park surrounded by the landscape of the Tolfa Mountains.

The resort now offers different ways to visit, including access to the thermal park and the Helius Day Spa, so it is better to choose the experience directly from the current offers rather than rely on a single admission price. For a shorter late-day visit, the Stigliano AperiSunset combines access to the thermal park with an aperitivo around sunset. Check the official offers page for current availability and conditions

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Bagni della Ficoncella

Low-cost public thermal pools overlooking the coast

Address: Strada della Ficoncella, Civitavecchia
Entry fee: €6-10

Ficoncella is one of the best-value hot-spring experiences within easy reach of Rome. On the hills
above Civitavecchia, a series of small pools lets bathers move between different water temperatures
in an informal setting with views towards the coast. The site has deep local roots: the surrounding
area was already known for thermal waters in Etruscan and Roman times.

The baths reopened on 5 September 2026 after temporary works and updated safety measures. From
14 September 2026 the official winter timetable is daily from 8am to 8pm. For non-residents, the
current price is €6 for a morning or afternoon session and €10 for the full day. A car is the simplest
way to reach the site; from Rome, take the A12 towards Civitavecchia and exit at Civitavecchia Nord.

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Terme dei Papi

Viterbo’s landmark monumental thermal pool

Address: Largo Socrate Sensi 1, Viterbo
Entry fee: from €18

For a classic thermal day trip, Terme dei Papi remains one of the strongest choices around Rome. Its huge outdoor Monumental Pool covers more than 2,000 square metres and is supplied by the hyperthermal Bullicame spring. The scale of the pool makes the experience feel very different from a hotel spa, especially in cooler weather when steam rises above the water.

Current day entry to the outdoor pool is €18 for adults, with standard daytime access from 9am to 7pm. The complex also offers the natural cave and additional thermal and wellness treatments; a basic ‘Terme Romane’ package combining the pool and natural cave is currently €25. Viterbo is around 90 minutes from Rome by car, making this best suited to a full-day excursion.

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Piscine Carletti

Free, rustic outdoor hot pools

Address: Strada Terme, around 2.5 km from central Viterbo
Free access

If your idea of a hot spring is simple, outdoor and unpolished, Piscine Carletti is the most straightforward option in the Viterbo area. The pools are fed by hot thermal water and can be used year-round; bathing on a cold day, with steam rising from the water, is part of the appeal.

Access is free and there is parking nearby, but this is not a managed spa: expect very limited facilities and bring everything you need, including a towel, water and footwear suitable for wet ground. Conditions can change after maintenance or local restrictions, so check local notices before making the journey.

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Sorgente del Bullicame

Historic natural spring cited by Dante

Address: Strada Bullicame, Viterbo
Free access

Bullicame is less about spa luxury and more about the history and geology of Viterbo. The famous spring emerges at roughly 58°C and has been associated with the city for centuries; Dante even referred to the Bullicame in the Divine Comedy. Channels carry the water away from the spring, and the surrounding landscape makes this one of the most distinctive thermal sites in Tuscia.

The spring area is worth seeing even if your main goal is cultural rather than a long soak. Treat it as a
natural site rather than a serviced thermal establishment: facilities are minimal, water near the source is extremely hot, and local access rules should always be respected.

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Il Bagnaccio

Natural thermal park on the Via Francigena

Address: Strada del Garinei, Viterbo
Entry fee: from €8

Bagnaccio sits north of Viterbo along the Via Francigena and strikes a useful balance between wild hot springs and an organised spa. The thermal park has outdoor pools in a natural setting but also basic visitor services, making it more comfortable than completely unmanaged bathing areas.

As of autumn 2026 it is open daily, with reduced hours in winter (typically into the early evening, with a later opening on Tuesday and a later closing at weekends). Standard entry is €8 on weekdays and €10 at weekends and on public holidays. Check the current timetable and prices on the official website before travelling.

Beyond Lazio, Italy offers numerous natural baths to discover. From Sirmione on Lake Garda, ideal for a couple’s weekend, to the Bormio thermal baths, perfect for winter holidays, Salsomaggiore Terme in Tuscany, or the Recoaro Thermal Baths, not far from Venice.

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Which thermal bath should you choose?

• Closest classic thermal experience: Terme di Roma – Acque Albule.
• Luxury spa day: QC Terme Roma.
• Best historic thermal pool: Terme dei Papi.
• Best free rustic soak: Piscine Carletti.
• Best low-cost organised option: Ficoncella.
• Best natural setting with basic services: Bagnaccio.
• Best for history and landscape: Bullicame.
• Best countryside wellness retreat: Terme di Stigliano.

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Practical tips before you go

• Check opening times on the official website on the day before travelling. Seasonal hours and
  maintenance closures are common.
• Bring flip-flops or water shoes, a towel and drinking water, especially at free or semi-wild sites.
• Do not expect changing rooms, lockers or showers at unmanaged natural pools.
• Hot thermal water can be tiring. Take breaks, stay hydrated and follow on-site safety instructions.
• A car gives you far more flexibility for Viterbo, Stigliano and Ficoncella. Tivoli Terme is easier to
  combine with public transport.
• Winter can be one of the most atmospheric times to visit outdoor hot pools, but check weather
  and access conditions first.

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Frequently asked questions

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The Best Souvenir & Gift Shopping in Rome

When visiting Rome, you’ll probably want to bring home something other than the miniature Colosseums sold on every corner. These shops sell souvenirs worth the suitcase space, from Murano glass and original photographs to Italian coffee, herbal cosmetics and handmade Christmas ornaments.

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Glassy Venezia

Via Principe Amedeo, 7 (Termini Station / Teatro dell’Opera)
instagram.com/glassyvenezia/

Located between Termini and Repubblica metro stops, this cozy little boutique offers a wide variety of accessories and home decor made out of the authentic Venetian Murano Glass. The Guetta family brought the iconic Murano trademark and opened their store here in Rome over two decades ago. Here, you can find a unique jewelry piece or a decorative artwork of your liking to bring back as a memorable gift. Bold and vibrant colors of Murano glass are one of the signature Italian cultural attributes. 

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Astrologo Silverware & Jewelry

Via Buonarroti, 20 (Vittorio Emanuele); Via Merulana, 10 (Santa Maria Maggiore)
astrologoargenterie.it

Equal parts classic jeweler and gift shop, Astrologo offers a little bit of everything under one roof. Inside, fine gold chains and personalized silver pieces sit alongside religious items, hand-painted ceramics, and gifts for life’s milestones. Whether you’re designing a custom charm bracelet or choosing a keepsake box, it’s the kind of place where you drop in to browse and leave with a piece of Rome that feels truly personal.

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Trevimage

Via della Rotonda, 10 (Pantheon)
Shop online here: www.romeing.it/shop/artisan/trevimage/

Just around the corner from the Pantheon, this small family-run studio is where photographer and designer Carlo De Gori sells his own pictures of Rome. His style is easy to spot: classic statues and monuments brought to life with bursts of color, paint splashes and graphic overlays. Every photo is an original, some in numbered editions, and comes in all sizes and formats, from small prints to large pieces on canvas, plexiglass or metal, which can be customized on request. Too big for your suitcase? Trevimage also ships internationally.

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Castroni

Via Cola di Rienzo, 196/198 (Prati); Via Frattina, 79 (Centro Storico); Via Flaminia, 28/30/32 (Flaminio); and more
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When visiting Italy, the food is definitely something you’re going to remember. At Castroni you’ll find some of the best Italian products to take home with you. Their lovely selection of quality and well-packaged products include coffee, tea, sweets, jams, sauces, olive oils, wines and much more. This is the perfect place for foodies to find treats to keep Italy alive after the holiday ends.

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Elvis Lives

Via di S. Francesco a Ripa, 27 (Trastevere)
shop.elvislives.it/

In Rome’s lively Trastevere neighborhood, Elvis Lives is a quirky concept store that blends rock ‘n’ roll with Roman-inspired design. Far from a typical tourist shop, it stocks original graphic tees, bold socks, pins, tote bags and pop-culture novelties. A good stop for music fans and design lovers looking for a Roman souvenir that isn’t the usual one.

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Antica Erboristeria Romana

Via di Torre Argentina 15 (Largo Argentina)
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Rooted in Italian heritage, Antica Erboristeria Romana combines traditional herbalism with pharmaceutical expertise. Inspired by Italian nature and wellness, they create natural beauty and personal care products using specialized botanical ingredients. It’s a perfect stop for travelers looking to take home Italian herbal cosmetics, natural skincare, and botanical wellness gifts.

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Spazio Decore

Via di S. Chiara, 59/A (Pantheon)
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Located a few steps from the Pantheon, Spazio Decore is a boutique that doubles as a creative showcase for local artists and emerging talents. The collection highlights original fine art prints, crafts, clothing, and design objects that draw inspiration from Rome’s neighborhood culture and street art scene, making it a must-visit destination for travelers looking to take home a genuine piece of the Eternal City.

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Sempre Natale

Via della Scrofa, 93 (Navona/Pantheon)
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If you decorate a Christmas tree every year, this is the souvenir shop for you. A few minutes’ walk from Piazza Navona, on Via della Scrofa, “Sempre Natale” (meaning “Always Christmas”) is the only shop in Italy entirely dedicated to glass Christmas ornaments, and it’s open all year round. Here you’ll find over a thousand vintage-style decorations, mouth-blown and hand-painted by master artisans in Italy, Poland, Germany and the Czech Republic. The shop also makes its own Rome-inspired pieces.

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Sant’Eustachio il Caffè

Piazza Sant’Eustachio, 82 (Navona/Pantheon)
caffesanteustachio.com

Less than 200 meters from the Pantheon, this café is known for serving some of the best coffee in Rome, so it’s worth stopping in for one of its signatures, like the Gran Caffè. Afterward, browse the coffee-themed souvenirs, from bags of Sant’Eustachio beans to moka pots, cups, tote bags and sweets. If you run out of time or want to keep the ritual going at home, they also ship worldwide through their online shop.

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Booktique

Via della Stelletta, 17 (Navona/Pantheon)
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Tucked away close to the Pantheon, Booktique is a multi-brand concept store that invites visitors to slow down and enjoy a thoughtful dose of retail therapy. It features an inspired interior showcasing a curated selection of books alongside fashion, art, and design objects. Beyond reading material, Booktique is a destination for original souvenirs and creative gifts to take home, from handcrafted ceramics and artistic posters to custom postcards and magnets.

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Emporio Centrale

Largo del Teatro Valle, 1 (Argentina/Pantheon)
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Just steps from Largo Argentina, you’ll find Emporio Centrale, a charming shop with classic Italian designs. The store offers a collection of everyday objects ranging from kitchenware and cosmetics to timeless stationery sourced exclusively from historic Italian manufacturers. Whether you are looking for houseware or elegant city-inspired keepsakes, it is the perfect spot to pick up a meaningful souvenir with authentic Italian craftsmanship to bring home with you.

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Porta Portese Flea Market

Piazza di Porta Portese (Trastevere/Marconi)

If you like flea markets, this is where you can find something unique and well-priced. This Sunday flea market is huge, the biggest in Rome. Here you’ll find anything from leather jackets and Italian silk ties, to books and antiques. Visit in the early morning and spend a few hours here experiencing another side of Roman life while searching for something unique to take home with you.

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Authentic silver, custom engravings, and gifts in the Esquilino neighborhood

Established in 1997, Argenteria Astrologo is a family-run boutique offering fine gold and sterling silver jewelry, silver icons, and customized Italian gifts. Located in Rome’s Esquilino neighborhood, the business operates two locations: its original historic shop on Via Buonarroti 20 and a second shop near the Basilica of Santa Maria Maggiore on Via Merulana 10. Combining traditional craftsmanship with modern design, it serves as a go-to destination for authentic Roman keepsakes.

Near the entrance, you’ll find modern jewelry for men and women. Further inside, display cases and stacks of wooden drawers hold gold and silver rings, charms, necklaces and earrings. Everything is sourced directly from Italian manufacturing centers and reflects the country’s tradition of metalwork.

A major highlight for shoppers is Astrologo’s express on-the-spot engraving service, which allows custom dates, initials, or messages to be etched onto rings, watch backs, and pendants in just a few minutes. For non-EU tourists, the boutique also offers tax-free shopping on purchases over €70, allowing visitors to easily claim their VAT refund at the airport.

Art, Roman Monuments and Silver Gifts Fit for Embassies

Besides wearable accessories, Argenteria Astrologo carries a huge inventory of fine silver and gold artwork. Its religious collection includes detailed plaques and wearable pendants depicting the Virgin Mary, the Pope, traditional crosses, and more available in gold, sterling silver, or mixed metals to suit everyone’s preference.

The store also carries framed silver reliefs of Rome’s iconic monuments, such as the Colosseum and Piazza San Pietro. These pieces are purchased by institutions such as the Italian Ministry of the Interior and several foreign embassies.

For those who love unique home decor and small treasures, the store’s shelves are filled with hand-painted ceramics, decorative tableware, photo frames, and trinkets galore. The shop also specializes in milestone gifts and custom favors for graduations, First Communions and weddings.

Argenteria Astrologo is located at Via Buonarroti and is open Monday through Saturday from 9:30 AM to 6:30 PM (closed Sundays). Whether you’re looking for a custom-engraved charm or an authentic piece of Italian silver, it offers a quality alternative to standard souvenir shops.

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Artisanal goods from famous island of Murano in Rome

Founded in 1997 by the Guetta family, Glassy Venezia is a Murano glass boutique offering a variety of handmade interior decorations, tableware, stemware, artworks, and jewelry. Recently renovated, the shop now boasts a refreshed look.

Stepping inside, you will find elegant vases, tasteful glass ornaments, and stalls filled with colorful mosaics of glazen rings, bracelets, earrings, and necklaces that could make a unique travel souvenir. 

The inventory is produced by Venetian artisans using exclusive Vetro Artistico® Murano glass. Intricate design with many small details, vibrant colors, light weight, and clean and translucent glass are all the signature characteristics of the authentic Murano trademark that ensures high quality, using traditional techniques and methods dating back to the 13th century.  

Why is Murano Glass so special?

Production of Murano glass is considered an art form of its kind. Practiced in Venice at least from the 8th century, it evolved from the craft performed by highly skilled masters into a bold way of experimenting with glass and expressing a creative vision of the artisans. The technique allows masters to yield and experiment with texture, form, size and color saturation of the glass, thus making the process very personalized and artistic. 

Murano glass symbolized luxurious status and elegant taste. Murano glass artists famous worldwide include names like Guido Cadorin, Alfredo Barbini, and Umberto Bellotto. For the longest time the craft technology was kept a mysterious secret passed through generations of artisans of the Murano island. Even nowaday, authentic Murano glass pieces are highly valued among many knock-offs in the market. 

Unique pieces at Glassy Venezia 

All the products at the Glassy store are 100% Made in Italy. Apart from more simple and customary accessories, there’s also a wide selection of murrine veneziane pieces created with mosaic flower patterns, as well as Murano glass versions of iconic works of art, depicting masterpieces by artists like Van Gogh and Monet. The boutique sells glass figures of different animals in various sizes, religious icons, as well as Christmas tree decorations.

Located a few minutes from Termini station, the shop remains popular among tourists in Rome. To avoid standing in line during the peak of the tourist season, we suggest you visit the store in the morning or in the evening (it’s open till 11pm!).

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Minutes from the centre, an oasis of calm between nature, good food and days by the pool

Who says you have to leave Rome for a full day of relaxation? Set in the green of the Appian Way Regional Park, just minutes from the city centre, Adoro Hotel is the ideal retreat to step away from the daily rush. And this summer there’s one more reason to treat yourself: the new outdoor pool, set in the hotel garden and open to non-guests as well since last July.

It’s the first pool by the BZAR hotels group in Rome, another addition that reinforces the wellness character of this address overlooking the timeless charm of the Regina Viarum: a true urban oasis where you can spend the day between water and greenery, far from the traffic running just a few kilometres away.

The pool: day pass

A day pass for non-guests costs €40 per person and includes a sunbed, pool towel and flip-flops (parasol subject to availability). Access is by reservation only (and while spaces last) by writing to info@adorohotel.it, with confirmation within 24 hours. Good to know: outside food and drink are not allowed, and entry is reserved for adults.

Dinner at Ristorante Elisia

After a day by the pool, the break can continue at the table. Elisia, the restaurant of Adoro Hotel, is open for dinner every day, including for non-guests, from 7.30pm to 11pm. The kitchen follows traditional Roman cuisine, built on fresh, seasonal, zero-mile ingredients from local producers, with aromatic herbs grown in the garden next to the restaurant. Every dish is a tribute to the land: respect for tradition and a love of quality. Those who prefer to be guided can choose Il Percorso Elisia, the four-course tasting menu at €35 per person (full menu here).

And for those who stay the night

Guests at Adoro Hotel also have access to the wellness area: the Urban SPA, with whirlpool, Finnish sauna, Turkish bath and sensory shower, plus a well-equipped fitness centre. The hotel also offers dedicated wellness packages, turning a stay into a genuine restorative break steps from the Appian Way.

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Adoro Hotel – Pool & Urban SPA

Via delle Sette Chiese 280b

Pool: from 18 July, day pass €40 (open 8am–6.30pm, adults only, by reservation)

Urban SPA: daily 1pm–9pm

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The Best Swimming Pools in Rome 2026

Summer is here. And it’s scorching. While many Romans escape the city and head to the beach, we’re here with the best swimming pools in Rome to help you bask under the Roman sun.

Pool season usually runs from May to the start of October, and these spots range from Olympic pools for serious swimmers to luxury hotel terraces, family sports clubs and countryside escapes. Whether you’re after a five-euro dip or a day of pampering, there’s something for everyone. Use the table below to compare areas, prices and how to get there at a glance, all updated for 2026.

Looking for…	Best options
A real swim (Olympic / lanes)	Piscina delle Rose, Belle Arti, Sporting Club Ostiense
Family-friendly & budget	Circolo Valentini, Club Lanciani, Appia Country
Luxury hotel & rooftop	Rome Cavalieri, Anantara Palazzo Naiadi, Aleph Rome, A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel
Countryside escape	Castello della Castelluccia, Borgo Pallavicini Mori, Borgo della Mistica
Newest opening	Adoro Hotel

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Rome Cavalieri – Waldorf Astoria Hotels & Resorts

Via Alberto Cadlolo, 101 (Monte Mario)
Daily rate: Mon-Fri adults €110, children 6-11 €55; Sat-Sun & holidays adults €150-190 (June-July only), children 6-11 €75-95 (June-July only)
Included: outdoor pools, sunbed, towels
Outdoor pool hours: 8am-7pm
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Atop the highest hilltop of the Eternal City, the Rome Cavalieri offers a paradise of relaxation in a lush 15-acre private Mediterranean parkland. Three outdoor pools, one of which is child-friendly, are accompanied by a casual pool bar, offering breathtaking views of Rome. Enjoy the sunshine and unwind in the exclusive Rome Cavalieri Cabana, a peaceful retreat where you will be pampered with refreshments and amenities throughout the day.

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Castello della Castelluccia

Via Carlo Cavina, 40 (Giustiniana)
Day Price: Mon – Fri Adults €20 (€15 half day), Children 4-12 years €10; Sat – Sun & Bank Holidays Adults €25, Children 4-12 years €12.
Admission includes a sunbed and umbrella.
Opening times: 10am-7pm
lacastelluccia.com

A stunning swimming pool surrounded by the greenery of the Roman countryside. The semi-Olympic pool is located in the lush park of a castle, amid palm trees, cedar trees, and Italian gardens. Beach umbrellas, sun beds, and towels are available for guests, along with a pool bar for refreshing drinks, snacks, and quick meals. It’s the perfect escape from the hot Roman summer. You can easily book through their website at lacastelluccia.simplybook.it/.

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Adoro Hotel

Via delle Sette Chiese, 280b (Appia Antica)
Day price: €40 (includes sunbed, towel and flip-flops; umbrella subject to availability)
Opening time: 8am-8pm
adorohotel.it

Opened this summer on the edge of the Appia Antica Park, the new outdoor pool at Adoro Hotel is also open to non-guests. It’s the first pool from the BZAR hotels group in Rome: a green oasis a few minutes from the centre where you can spend the day poolside, between sunbeds and silence. Entry is adults only and must be booked by writing to info@adorohotel.it, with confirmation within 24 hours.

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Borgo Pallavicini Mori

Via Tiberina, 571
Daily rate: €50, or €70 with light lunch included
Opening hours: 10am-6pm
borgopallavicinimori.it

Escape the chaos of the city and find tranquility at Borgo Pallavicini Mori’s pool. Situated in the countryside, just 20 minutes from the city center, this serene oasis offers a peaceful and rejuvenating atmosphere, ideal for a break from urban life. Lounge by the pool, sip a refreshing drink, and let your worries drift away. Explore the stunning gardens and indulge in delicious local specialties for lunch. Experience a true getaway.

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A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel

Via Giorgio Zoega, 59 (Gianicolense)
Daily rate: €50 (Mon-Fri), €70 (Sat-Sun)
Included: access to Livia Wellness & SPA with outdoor pool, indoor pool, wellness circuit, relaxation area and fitness center
Opening Times: daily, two time slots 10am-3pm or 3pm-8pm
ldchotelsitaly.com/it/hotelaroma-roma/

Located within the A.Roma Lifestyle Hotel in the heart of the Valle dei Casali and just a few minutes from the Vatican City, the Livia Wellness & SPA covers an area of 3000 square metres in an exclusive and elegant setting, entirely inspired by the ancient cult of the Roman Baths. In this fascinating oasis you can forget the chaos of the city, and treat yourself to a relaxing break to regain your psychological balance, inner harmony and remise-en-forme.

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Aleph Rome Hotel

Via di San Basilio, 15 (Via Veneto)
Daily rate: Mon-Fri €80 entry only, €100 with a drink, water and a dish from the menu; Sat-Sun €80 entry only, €120 with a drink, water and a dish from the menu
Half-day entry (2pm-6pm): €60
Opening hours: Mon-Sun 10am-6pm
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To take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city without moving too far from the centre, the rooftop pool at the Aleph Rome Hotel is just right for you. Relax on comfortable loungers with delicious cocktails and snacks, enjoying a panoramic view of Rome’s rooftops and soothing background music. Please note, reservations are not permitted.

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Hotel Anantara Palazzo Naiadi Roma

Piazza della Repubblica, 47 (Centro Storico)
Day Price: €190 (inclusive of 45-minute massage); €80 under 16 y/o. Reservation required
Opening time: Mon – Sun 10am – 7pm
anantara.com/it/palazzo-naiadi-rome

Palazzo Naiadi, previously known as Exedra Hotel Roma, is a luxurious 5-star hotel situated around the beautiful fountain of Piazza della Repubblica. It’s likely you’ve passed by it countless times. The hotel features an outdoor pool on its terrace, offering breathtaking views of the historic city center. You can retreat to a cozy lounge area for a meal or indulge in poolside service with stunning vistas. A visit to Palazzo Naiadi is more accessible than you might think, and it even includes the option for a relaxing massage!

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Parco Dei Principi Grand Hotel & Spa

Via G. Frescobaldi, 5 (Villa Borghese)
Day Price: Mon – Thurs €60; Fri – Sun & Bank Holidays €120; Half Day Price: €40 (€80 on weekends).
Outdoor pool hours: 9am – 8pm
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Elegant, secluded, and ideal for a party reminiscent of The Great Gatsby, this expansive pool is encircled by exquisite gardens and features ample sunbathing areas. Relax in comfortable gazebos, chaise lounges, and under umbrellas, creating an ideal setting to unwind while savoring fruity cocktails or light meals.

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Crowne Plaza Rome – St. Peter’s

Via Aurelia Antica, 415 (Aurelio – Vaticano)
Daily rate: Mon-Fri €60; weekend €70. Half price for children under 12.
Packages are also available, including 5 entries for €250 or 10 entries for €400.
Opening time: Daily 10am – 8pm

Located in the Crowne Plaza Rome – St. Peter’s, and just a few steps from the serene gardens of Villa Doria Pamphili, this sanctuary of wellbeing and harmony is the perfect destination to soothe the mind, body, and spirit in a holistic state of relaxation. The Health & Fitness Centre spans over 900 sqm, complete with an indoor pool and a decadent range of personalized face and body treatments. During the summer, the highlight is the St. Peter’s Spa outdoor pool, where guests can relax on poolside sunbeds or opt for lounging on the grass, ensuring a tranquil experience tailored to individual preferences.

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Rome Marriott Park Hotel

Via Colonnello Tommaso Masala, 54 (Magliana)
Price: Mon-Fri: €15 half-day (from 2pm onwards), €20 full day; Weekend: €20 half-day (from 2pm onwards), €25 full day
Opening time: everyday, 10am-7pm
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Though slightly off the beaten path, this retreat promises to be a delightful discovery and a worthwhile indulgence upon arrival. Take a refreshing swim followed by some leisurely poolside relaxation, savoring an icy pistachio granita and a laid-back Italian lunch. It’s an ideal place to unwind with a good book under the shade of an umbrella, away from the hustle and bustle of city life.

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QC Terme

Via Portuense, 2178/a (Fiumicino)
Day Price: varies according to the days and services chosen
opening times: Sun – Thur 9am – 11pm; Fri – Sat 9am – 12am
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This contemporary wellness retreat and hotel redefines the traditional day spa with its cutting-edge facilities and treatments, featuring hydro-massage sensory pools, Japanese baths, and waterfall rooms. Situated within an archaeological park near Fiumicino airport, the juxtaposition of modern amenities against ancient surroundings offers a unique blend, providing a memorable experience reminiscent of Roman baths, perfect for a relaxing pre-flight visit.

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Belle Arti

Via Flaminia, 158 (Flaminio)
Half Day Adults (8am – 1pm or 2pm-8pm): Mon – Fri €15, Sat – Sun €20
Day Price Adults (8am – 8pm): Mon – Fri €20, Sat – Sun €30
Half Day Children (8am – 1pm or 2pm-8pm): Mon – Fri €5, Sat – Sun €10
Day Price Children (8am – 8pm): Mon – Fri €10, Sat – Sun €15
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This pool is ideal for swimmers seeking a more athletic experience, featuring designated lanes. However, there’s ample space for relaxation on the poolside, furnished with chaise lounges. The facility also offers workout classes such as acquagym and hydrobiking, requiring advance reservations.

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Club Lanciani

Via di Pietralata, 135 (Tiburtina)
Day price: Mon – Fri Adults €13,50, Children €8; Mon- Fri shifts: 10am-2pm | 12pm-4.30pm | 2-6.30pm: adults €10, Children €6;
Weekend day price: Adults €18, Children €12; Weekend shifts: 9am-2pm | 12-4.30pm | 2.30-7.30pm: Adults €12, Children €8;
Opening times: Mon- Fri 10am-6.30pm; Sat-Sun 9am-7.30pm
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Club Lanciani offers an urban oasis for outdoor sports enthusiasts, complete with extensive athletic facilities and a central pool perfect for cooling off in the summer heat. It blends the ambiance of a country club with the convenience of a city location, making it a unique and affordable find in Rome. Pool access is scheduled in specific time slots to ensure a pleasant experience for all visitors.

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Aldrovandi Residence

Via Giuseppe Mangili, 6 (Villa Borghese) 
Half Day Price from 2pm: €40 (no weekends)
Full Day: €60 weekends, €50 Mon-Fri
Opening times: 10.30am-7.30pm
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Among Rome’s summer pools, the Aldrovandi Swimming Pool is a true oasis of relaxation designed for maximum comfort. Nestled in greenery and surrounded by majestic pines and palm trees, it offers comfortable loungers, large umbrellas, Wi-Fi connection, soft towels, modern changing rooms with showers, and private lockers. The per-person rate includes a towel, sunbed, and welcome water.

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Circolo Valentini

Via della Marcigliana, 597 (Bufalotta)
Daily rate: Mon-Fri €10 full day, €7 half day (9am-2pm or 2pm-7pm); Sat-Sun and holidays €13 full day, €9 half day (9am-2pm or 2pm-7pm). Half price for children aged 3 to 6.
Opening time: daily 9am – 7pm
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The Circolo Valentini is a laid-back sports center featuring an outdoor pool. Despite its casual atmosphere, the complex offers all essential amenities at an affordable price. Additionally, it has a patio restaurant open daily, perfect for enjoying a light lunch away from the sun.

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Grand Hotel Gianicolo

Via delle Mura Gianicolensi, 107 (Gianicolo)
Day Price: Mon – Fri €35, Sat – Sun & Bank Holidays €50
Opening time: Mon – Sun 9am – 7pm
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Surrounded by lush tropical gardens, the pool is set in a spectacular atmosphere perfect for a getaway. During the day, cool off in the pool, or watch the sun set over Gianicolo hill overlooking Trastevere. At a mid-range price, this is a great place to have a wet lunch with friends or a drink after a hot day’s commute. It’s not possible to reserve, first come first served.

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Ergife Palace Hotel 

Largo Lorenzo Mossa, 8 (Aurelio)
Day Price: Mon-Fri €30; Sat – Sun 50€; Children under 10 y/o: Mon-Fri €15; Sat – Sun 25€
towels and sunbeds provided  
Opening Times: Mon-Sun 9am-8.30pm
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Located in a tranquil setting, the Ergife Palace Hotel welcomes you to Rome, just 10 minutes from the Cornelia metro station. This modern business is conveniently situated 4 km from St. Peter’s Basilica. Perfect for enjoying a relaxing pool day after exploring the city.

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The Club Piscina Delle Rose

Viale America, 20 (Eur)
Daily rate: €10 (Mon-Fri) / €20 (Sat-Sun)
Half day (from 2pm): €8 (Mon-Fri) / €16 (Sat-Sun)
Opening time: Mon – Sun 9am – 7pm
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For those who want to go for a real swim, the Olympic-sized outdoor pool is sure to satisfy your needs in this sports club. Why not combine a workout with a relaxing day under the sun? A more family-friendly environment, and easily accessible with the Metro B line, Piscina Delle Rose is a bang for your buck.

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Sporting Club Ostiense

Via del Mare, 128 e Via dei Cocchieri, 1A (Ostiense)
Daily price: Mon-Fri €11; Sat €14; Sun €17; Children: Mon-Fri €8; Sat €10; Sun €12. 
Half day (3 hours): Mon-Fri €8; Sat €10; Sun €13; Children: Mon-Fri €5; Sat €8; Sun €10
Opening time: Mon – Sun  8.30am – sunset
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Ostiense Sporting Club has reopened its summer pool, creating an ideal retreat with its 25-meter pool set amidst natural surroundings. The entrance fee includes access to the pool, locker room amenities, hot showers, hairdryers, and parking, along with the option to rent a sunbed and umbrella. From 10 am to 7 pm daily, you can unwind and enjoy refreshments at the mini poolside bar, making it a perfect spot for a leisurely day of swimming and relaxation.

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Appia Country Roma

Via Appia Pignatelli, 454 (Appia Antica)
Daily rate: Mon-Fri €15; Sat-Sun €20; children Mon-Fri €7; Sat-Sun €12
Half-day rate: Mon-Fri €10; Sat-Sun €15; children Mon-Fri €5; Sat-Sun €7
Opening Times: Mon-Sun 9am-7pm
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For those seeking relaxation in the serene natural surroundings of Appia Antica Park, the Appia Country swimming pool is a perfect choice. Open daily from early June to mid-September, from 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM, it provides options to purchase daily tickets for full or half days, as well as mini subscriptions offering 10 entries for regular visitors.

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Aquaniene

Viale della Moschea, 130 (Acqua Acetosa)
Daily price: Adults Mon-Fri €13; Sat – Sun €18
Children under 10 years: Mon – Fri €5 – Sat – Sun €10
Opening Times: Monday to Saturday, 7am to 6.30pm; Sundays and holidays, 8.30am to 6.30pm.
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The swimming pool of AQUANIENE The Sport Club, open from 07.00 to 6.30pm, is a popular meeting place for sports enthusiasts who embrace its values, based on the traditional sports philosophy of Circolo Canottieri Aniene. You might even have the chance to meet some sports stars here!

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Borgo della Mistica

Viale Marisa Bellisario, 300 (Torre Angela)
Daily price: Mon-Fri €30; Sat-Sun €40 (beach umbrella and two sunbeds).
Deckchair only: Mon-Fri €12; Sat-Sun €16
Opening Times: Mon-Sun 10am-7pm
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Set among the hills and olive groves of the Roman countryside, Borgo della Mistica features a pool surrounded by lush greenery. This serene setting offers a perfect escape for guests, providing a peaceful retreat immersed in natural beauty. Guests can also enjoy the Borgo’s summer proposals directly by the pool, including sandwiches, bowls, salads and freshly prepared pasta dishes.

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English-Speaking Yoga in the Centre of Rome

Stepping away from the busy streets of Centro Storico and into Zem Yoga Studio Roma feels instantly grounding. You are transported into a quiet, candle-lit hideaway filled with a calming aroma that hangs softly in the air. While the atmosphere invites an immediate sigh of relief, the true heartbeat of Zem is its thriving sense of community. Founded in 2015, Zem has become the ultimate sanctuary for expats, local Italians and travelers who come together not just to practice, but to connect. 

Built on Real Connection 

For owner Amity Neumeister, the path to Zem began during her university days in Siena when she fell in love with Rome. When the opportunity arose a decade ago, she poured her energy into creating a space centered around community, where Zem has evolved into a close-knit yoga family. 

Today, alongside seven other dedicated instructors and several volunteer karma yogis, Amity and her team create a holistic experience that begins the second you cross the threshold. Amity’s vision clearly resonates with the team, who deeply believe in the ‘Zem way’ of fostering a sense of belonging that extends beyond just the mat.

That care flourishes in the studio room. Classes are kept small and personal, usually averaging between 5 to 20 students. Before my first session began, Amity moved through the room, chatting with new students and catching up with regulars by name, asking how their bodies were feeling today. 

The students here span from 20 to 80 years old, bringing together people from completely different walks of life. The bonds formed run deep, Amity sharing with a smile that the studio has sparked close friendships, tight social groups and even a few marriages over the years. 

An International Vibe with a Local Pulse 

A defining feature of Zem is that every single class is taught entirely in English. This is a massive comfort for expats and tourists navigating a foreign city. During our visit, the very first student came through the door beaming, exclaiming how amazing it is that they do this in English. 

Yet, Zem isn’t just an expat bubble. A huge portion of the studio’s daily students are local Italians. For them, Zem offers a vibrant, international experience right in their own backyard, making it a cultural crossroads where everyone is smiling, open and inclusive. 

On The Mat 

Whether you are a seasoned yogi or a total beginner, there is zero intimidation here. As someone who hadn’t stepped onto a yoga mat in several years, I walked into the room feeling a little apprehensive, but the environment instantly melted away any first-time jitters. At the beginning, Amity asked everyone to introduce themselves and talk to someone they didn’t know. It was a beautiful touch that immediately made me feel comfortable and entirely part of the space. 

I took Amity’s Heated Vinyasa class and the room was kept perfectly warm, comfortably loosening up tight muscles without ever feeling stuffy or overwhelming. For anyone worried about keeping up, Amity seamlessly builds options into every sequence, offering adjustments to make poses more accessible or more challenging depending on how your body feels. The studio provides plenty of props; we used yoga blocks and myofascial release balls to roll out deep tension, making the entire session feel fully customizable to my own pace. 

Each of the Zem instructors brings their own unique background so the practice never feels rigid, some leaning into meditation and others more into dynamic movement. Zem Yoga Studio Roma stands out because it is a place where you come for the physical practice, but stay for the calm you find in your mind and the connection you make to the people. If you’re looking to find your footing in the middle of Rome’s beautiful chaos, Zem is ready to welcome you in. 

Plan Your Visit: The Essentials

Classes

Zem specializes in Vinyasa flow, with dynamic options ranging from their signature Heated Vinyasa to high-energy Rocket Vinyasa, Ashtanga Vinyasa and alongside restorative Yin and Myofascial Release sessions. 

Pricing Options

For Residents/Locals: The Intro Pass is highly recommended. It gives you 7 consecutive days of unlimited access to for just €29, allowing you to sample different teaching styles and find your perfect rhythm. 

For Visitors/Drop-ins: A single drop-in class is €23 (€25 with a mat). Traveling yogis can also opt for a Tourist Pass (€108 for 5 classes), which conveniently bundles mat and towel rentals.

Amenities

The studio is fully equipped to make your transition from the mat back to the city seamless, offering clean changing rooms, showers and mat/towel hire. 

To view their full pricing options and weekly schedule, head over to the Zem Yoga Studio Roma Website.

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After a day wandering through Rome’s historic piazzas—from Piazza Navona to Campo de’ Fiori— the St. George Spa at Hotel Indigo Rome – St. George offers the perfect sanctuary to unwind. Tucked inside the elegant Via Giulia property, this wellness retreat blends Roman-inspired architecture with modern luxury, creating a serene oasis just steps from the city’s greatest sights.

A Temple of Tranquility

Guests enjoy complimentary access to the spa’s “Roman baths” area, including a sauna, Turkish bath, two hydromassage pools and 24-hour Technogym mini-gym. Soft robes, heatlhy snacks, herbal teas and a calming ambiance set the tone for true relaxation.

Choose from a thoughtfully curated range of treatments: 50-minute deep tissue massages, 80-minute Oriental fusion massages, anti-aging facials, waxing and beauty services. Aromatherapy, deep-tissue, hot-stone – every treatment is tailored for mind–body harmony.

Night Spa & Private Indulgence

Turn a casual evening into an unforgettable event with a Night Spa booking from 8:30 PM to 11:30 PM, exclusively for your party (2–10 people). Enjoy the Roman Baths facilities in private, complemented by a welcome drink and finger food—ideal for intimate celebrations or stylish gatherings.

Who It’s For & When

Open daily from 9 AM to 7.30 PM, the spa welcomes both hotel guests and the general public. Entry for guests under 16 is permitted only when accompanied by a parent and must be in absolute silence, ensuring the peaceful environment is maintained for all.

Whether you’re seeking a quick rejuvenating break or a full-day wellness ritual complete with healthy menus, there’s something for every pace and preference.

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Local Finds and Essentials Around Campo de’ Fiori

Given the Campo’s central location, great shopping is always close at hand. From clothing and jewelry to home goods, the streets branching out from the square offer plenty of options. Here are our favorite spots for unique finds during your time in Rome.

Ambrosi Arte e Vintage

Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 47
Every day 9am-8pm

Ideal for those looking to add eclectic accessories to their interiors, Ambrosi Arte e Vintage is a treasure trove of unique finds. Spanning from furniture to signs to luggage to sunglasses, you can find just about anything, and each piece – hand chosen with intention – awaits for their perfect owner.

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Be C.

Piazza Benedetto Cairoli, 9
Open Mon-Sat, 10am-8pm
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Choosing from a variety of designers, Bec maintains its light flowy style, perfected in this year’s spring collection. Silk pants, dresses and lingerie in delicate prints fill the shop. Charming arrangements of beaded jewelry, pocketbooks and stockings are also on display.  

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Chez Dédé

Via Monserrato, 35
Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat, 10.30am-7.30pm
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Upon entering this dazzling boutique, your eyes begin to wander from object to object. A refined cabinet of curiosities, the space contains a beautifully arranged mix of ceramics, perfumes and designer clothing. In its back room, Chez Dédé houses a bookstore sponsored by French publishing house Assouline, displaying large art books on wine, fashion and biography.

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Comics Bazar

Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 27/128
Mon 3-7.30pm, Tue-Sat 9.30am-7.30pm, Sun Closed 
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Initially a comic book store, Comics Bazar had evolved significantly since their opening in 1980. The shop – lined floor to ceiling with vintage oil paintings, wooden furniture, and small trinkets – resonates more as a curiosity-driven antique space than a traditional comic store.

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Empresa

Via dei Giubbonari 25-26 & 101-102
Open Mon- Fri, 10am-8pm; Sat 10am-1.30pm, 3.30pm-8pm; Sun 11.30am-8pm
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With two stores on Via dei Giubbonari, Empresa covers men’s and women’s clothing and accessories.  It maintains a bit of an edge through all of these domains with punky details woven into its collections such as shoehorns capped with metal skulls and black ceramic bowties. Its forte lies in its leather boots, bags and high-quality fabrics.  

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Gonne al Vento Vintage Boutique

Via del Pellegrino, 172
Mon 3.30-7.30pm, Tue-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm, Sun Closed
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A sleek boutique mere minutes from the Campo, Gonne Al Vento Vintage curates pieces from decades past – handbags, pristine leathers, and statement pieces – bridging the past to present, ensuring that delicate pieces are given new life. The boutique, which is minimal chic, makes shopping for that special vintage piece(s) a calm and luxurious experience. 

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Hollywood tutto sul Cinema

Via del Monserrato, 107 
Mon-Sat 11am-7.30pm, Sun Closed
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A haven for film enthusiasts, Hollywood tutto sul Cinema specializes in film posters (both new and vintage), tapes, memorabilia, and rare collectibles spanning all decades of the silver screen. The shop is a meticulous archive of all things cinema history and pop culture nostalgia.

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Industrialgarageroma

Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 119
Mon-Sat 10am-7pm; Sun Closed
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Industrialgarageroma is home to some of the cookiest statement pieces in Rome, from Spiderman statues to oversized Fanta bottles, vintage Campari signs and even pinball machines. While perhaps not the most practical decor, the shop curates pieces that are undoubtedly the most eye-catching for those seeking a bit of fun in their homes. 

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Le Tre Sarte

Piazza de Ricci, 126d
Tue-Sat 11am-8pm
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Le Tre Sarte offers effortlessly chic clothing for men, women, and kids, with a focus on tailor-made creations. Every piece they design is made with respect for the environment, as they are committed to reducing waste. They also offer an upcycling service. If you’re looking for a custom design or a unique piece made from carefully selected fabrics, at Le Tre Sarte you can choose from a variety of styles, fabrics, and colors to bring your dream piece to life.

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Maison Halaby

Via di Monserrato, 21
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With an elegant and unmistakable facade, almost at the end of the Via di Monserrato, we can find Maison Halaby, the laboratory of Gilbert Halaby — Lebanese by birth but Roman by adoption. Filled with different objects that are bags or oil on canvas, ceramics or watercolors created simply for the love of creating for oneself and not for a purely commercial purpose, Maison Halaby is a must go.

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Mari Market

Via del Pellegrino, 47
Mon-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm; Sun Closed
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Mari Market, opened in 2021, specializes in luxury secondhand pieces, particularly handbags, shoes, and accessories. The go-to shop for timeless investment pieces, each piece is authenticated by Maria, who also offers individual styling sessions to guarantee your vision of style is brought to life.  

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Miss Sunshine Vintage Shop

Via del Pellegrino, 195

This hole-in-the-wall shop carries an eclectic assortment of pieces; whether you’re looking for a cute going out top or a bedazzled statement dress, MissSunShines is sure to provide for those looking to add play and color to their wardrobe.

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Officine Red

Via Pellegrino,  79
Open daily, 10am-8pm
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If you’re looking for a store with a well-rounded selection, Officine Red is your match.  Customers can choose through carefully chosen collections made up of a variety of designer labels that together construct a chic and clean-cut but sporty, everyday style.    

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Pandemonium

Via dei Giubbonari, 104
Open daily, 10am-8pm
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With a large focus on shoes and sneakers, this sporty clothing store cherishes the simplicity of good-looking apparel. Pandemonium has carefully curated the signature style it presents, choosing stand-out pieces from classic brands, like its Adidas “gazelles.”  At the same time the store keeps its originality with unique color schemes and edgy sports jackets. 

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The Guitar Bag

Via del Pellegrino, 169
Open daily, from 11am to 7.30pm
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The Guitar Bag is one of the most original shops near Campo de’ Fiori, blending music, fashion and Italian craftsmanship in a fresh, playful way. The concept is simple but distinctive: beautifully made leather bags designed to be worn with interchangeable guitar straps, allowing each piece to be personalised through colour, size and strap choice. More than just a boutique, the shop offers an immersive experience where music and design come together, and where designer Maria José Carral, aka CHICA, can often be found working on new creations in-store.

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Verunska Nanni

Via dei Banchi Vecchi, 32

Small boutique on Via dei Banchi Vecchi specialising in vintage and luxury second-hand fashion. A refined treasure trove of carefully selected clothing and accessories, with prices that reflect the quality of the pieces. You’ll also find new items and accessories, perfect for completing your look.

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Un unmissable shopping event with discounts of up to 70% on April 12

With the arrival of spring, the Fashion Festival returns: on Sunday, April 12th, Castel Romano Designer Outlet comes alive with an unmissable day of discounts and promotions, taking place simultaneously with the other McArthurGlen centres in Serravalle, La Reggia, and Noventa di Piave. A true day of celebration, with extraordinary opening hours from 9:00 am to 8:00 pm, designed to offer not only an exceptional shopping experience, but also a pleasant Sunday outdoors for the whole family.

During the Fashion Festival, visitors will be able to enjoy extraordinary discounts of up to 70% off the outlet price on more than 300 products from the spring/summer collection. Iconic pieces and stylish accessories from much-loved brands, including Nike, Michael Kors, Adidas, Levi’s, Diesel, Sunglass Hut, and many more, will be part of the promotion. It is a unique one-day opportunity to refresh your wardrobe with versatile and on-trend pieces perfect for the warmer months. In addition to the items discounted by up to 70%, there will also be many other special offers throughout the day.

As always, the Fashion Festival is not just about shopping, but also about enjoying the experience. Children can look forward to balloons and fun in the playground, there will be a dog area for four-legged friends, and everyone will have the chance to explore the WWF-affiliated oasis at Castel Romano.

As always, the Fashion Festival is not just about shopping, but also about enjoying the experience. Children can look forward to balloons and fun in the playground, there will be a dog area for four-legged friends, and everyone will have the chance to explore the WWF-affiliated oasis at Castel Romano.

How to reach Castel Romano Designer Outlet

Getting to Castel Romano on Sunday, April 12th will be even easier. For the occasion, a paid shuttle service will be available from Termini Station (Via Giolitti), with increased frequency starting at 8:30 am, while from EUR Fermi Station (Viale America) the service will run from 9:00 am and will be free exclusively for McArthurGlen Loyalty Club members.

To plan your day in advance, you can browse the full selection of products included in the promotion on the centre’s official website.

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The Roman shopping temple

Castel Romano Designer Outlet has long been the benchmark shopping destination in Rome and the Lazio region. Part of the McArthurGlen Designer Outlet Centre network, it is located just 30 minutes from Rome’s historic city centre, midway between Fiumicino International Airport and Ciampino Airport.

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Discover over 150 boutiques featuring some of the world’s leading brands and stroll along elegant shopping streets in a unique and evocative setting inspired by classical Roman architecture.

Castel Romano Designer Outlet is the ideal destination for a full day dedicated to fashion, offering truly exceptional value with discounts up to 70%. Choose from prestigious luxury fashion brands such as Moschino, Armani, Roberto Cavalli, Pal Zileri and Blumarine. Explore top sportswear labels including Asics, Converse, Nike, New Balance and Adidas, and enjoy home shopping at Nespresso, Bialetti and Le Creuset. Purchase jewellery and watches from Swatch, Swarovski and Hour Passion, or visit Pupa, L’Occitane, L’Oréal and Pinalli for cosmetics and personal care. For accessories, stop by Furla, Coach, Coccinelle, Michael Kors or Borsalino. You will also find Timberland, The North Face, Columbia, Replay, Pinko and Liu Jo: offering an exceptional variety and choice.

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Restaurants

You can easily spend an entire day at Castel Romano Designer Outlet, taking enjoyable culinary breaks between shopping sessions at the many restaurants. Enjoy a Frappuccino at Starbucks, a gourmet lunch at Signorvino, Farinella or Obicà, or a fresh poke bowl at Poke House.

Not just Shopping: discover the WWF oasis of Castel Romano

There is now even more reason to visit Castel Romano Designer Outlet. The WWF Affiliate Oasis of Castel Romano, the first of its kind in Rome, is now open to the public. Covering eleven hectares of Mediterranean woodland, trekking paths, grassland and wetlands, the oasis is the result of a three-year project developed by McArthurGlen in close collaboration with the environmental association.

The WWF Affiliate Oasis of Castel Romano is open daily from 9:00 a.m. until sunset, with free admission.

Discover more about the WWF oasis of Castel Romano

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HOW TO REACH CASTEL ROMANO DESIGNER OUTLET

By car:

• From Rome: Eur – Via Cristoforo Colombo – Highway 148 Pontina – Castel Romano exit;
• From Grande Raccordo Anulare: Exit 26 from G.R.A. (toward Pomezia) – Highway 148 Pontina – Castel Romano exit.

Shuttle from Termini Station:

The shuttle service operates Monday to Sunday. Return ticket: €18 – free for children under 10.

• Departure from Via Giolitti 48 to Castel Romano: 9:30 – 10:30 – 11:30 – 12:30
• Departure from Castel Romano to Via Giolitti 48: 16:30 – 17:30 – 19:00 – 20:05

Shuttle from EUR Fermi:

The shuttle service operates Monday to Sunday. Return ticket: €13 – free for children under 10.

• Departure from EUR Fermi Metro Station to Castel Romano: 10:00 – 11:00 – 12:00 – 13:00
• Departure from Castel Romano to EUR Fermi: 16:30 – 17:30 – 19:00 – 20:05

Castel Romano Designer Outlet Link:

The Castel Romano Designer Outlet Link is available: a combined train + bus service by Trenitalia that allows you to purchase your train ticket and shuttle service to Castel Romano in a single transaction (simply enter “Castel Romano Outlet” as your destination on the Trenitalia website). The ticket price includes round-trip travel to and from Rome Termini.

Car sharing:

Getting to Castel Romano Designer Outlet from Rome is easy and convenient with car sharing. Sign up for Enjoy, Share Now, or Car Sharing Roma.

Keep up to date about the centre’s news and promotions by applying, for free, to the McArthurGlen Club

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Castel Romano Designer Outlet

Via Ponte di Piscina Cupa, 64 – Castel Romano, Roma

Opening times: Mon – Sun 10am-8pm

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Aura Sacred Space Yoga Studio is a community dedicated to holistic well-being in the heart of Rome.

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