Campo dei Fiori

Campo dei Fiori is a historic square in Rome, Italy, renowned for its lively atmosphere and vibrant morning market. Surrounded by colorful buildings and cafes, it has been a hub for commerce and social gathering since the 15th century. The square is also notable for the statue of Giordano Bruno, a philosopher who was executed there in 1600, symbolizing free thought and resistance to oppression. Today, Campo dei Fiori combines a bustling market with cultural and historical significance, making it a popular spot for both locals and visitors to experience Roman history and everyday life.