Shopping guide to the Spanish Steps

Shopping Guide to Rome: the Spanish Steps

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Shopping guide to Rome: Luxury shops near the Spanish Steps
Just around the square of the Spanish Steps you can find Benetton the famous Italian brand, Roberto Cavalli and Dolce e Gabbana two names that don’t need presentations given that they have success all around the world,  the Krizia and the Alberto Guardiani boutiques, both specialized in high quality and refined clothing.
If you are looking for other top brand boutiques in via Bocca di Leone you can absolutely suit your needs! Indeed here you can find beautiful shops of Versace, Marina Rinaldi, Valentino, Blumarine and Yves Saint Laurent. If you don’t want to be disappointed go to Franco Castiello boutique, specialized in the production of made to measure clothes for men or to the show rooms of the famous fashion houses Rocco Barocco and Cesare Paciotti.
In via Borgognona you can find Marina Rinaldi, a famous name in the field of women’s clothing, characterized by an evergreen classical style. Near it there is the Roberto Cavalli boutique, well-known worldwide and Gucci that offers an enchanting windows of its last fashion collections. If you love following the newest trends go to Fendi, or if you prefer a more classical style visit Laura Biagiotti boutique. Nearby you will Calvin Klein  one of the coolest brand of the moment together with Moschino, that offers clothing, accessories and fragrances. Ermenegildo Zegna has one of its most important shop in via Borgognona, it is a top Italian label, known above all for the excellent quality of its handmade garments. If you like accessories and are looking for fashion bags, belts or wallets go to  Louis Vuitton or to Alviero Martini, particularly famous for its geographical bags. If you are looking for excellent quality shoes go to Fratelli Rossetti, or to Santoni.
At the crossing with via Della Vite, in via del Gambero you can see Valambert boutique, specialized in woollen and cashmere items since 1985. Blue Sand is nearby and it is known for its price-quality relationship.
In the end you must absolutely go to via Condotti, the most famous luxury shopping street in Rome. Here it is easy to find a lot of  designer clothing shops, together with popular and renowned jewellery shops. Some luxury boutiques are, for example, the marvellous Dior, just in front of the Spanish Steps, followed by Gucci and Valentino. If those brands already make your head spin and your eyes sparkle, keep on going down the street until you get to the Hermes boutique, Armani, La Perla, Prada. However, Via Condotti shopping does not finish here: Salvatore Ferragamo, Furla, Burberry , Celine and next to the Church of Santa Trinità degli Spagnoli there are also the appealing luxury boutiques of Dolce e Gabbana,  Alberta Ferretti, Fornarina and Trussardi.

Shopping guide to Rome: History of the Spanish Steps
Piazza di Spagna is full of architectonical and artistic treasures, such as the Church of Trinità dei Monti and the Barcaccia Fountain, but the most known attraction in Piazza di Spagna are the Spanish Steps, built in order to link the square where the Spanish ambassador lived with his favourite church on the Pincio hill.

Shopping guide to Rome: How to reach the Spanish Steps
The Spanish Steps are easily reachable taking the underground, A line, and getting off at the Spanish Steps stop. Otherwise if you prefer the car remember that you can’t enter the historic centre but you can park in the underground car parking of Villa Borghese, located at a walking distance.
 

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