Via Vittoria Rome

Via Vittoria: Shopping Street in Rome

Sponsored links

Rome-explorer.com has gathered for its readers useful tips about via Vittoria: what kind of shops you can find, which are its urban features and how to reach it.

Via Vittoria in Rome: Women's clothing 
In Nia boutique you can find oriental clothing and also a wide range of fashion accessories. If you prefer the French fashion at the street number 25 you can visit Boutique Lelù. If you prefer classical styles, go to  Diana Marchetti or to the boutique Maliparmi. At the number 34 there is Anonyme boutique, at 53 Fatta Fabbrica Italiana is a great brand of the made in Italy and it sells clothing and accessories. At the street number 58 there is the dealer Scapa if you like the British style and fashion, at the 70 Gregg Boutique, at the 75 Il baco da Seta and at the 76 the female clothing boutique Only hearts. If you are looking for furs go to De Carlis. At the 61 the boutique of Roberto Botticelli will offer you both male and female clothing.
Via Vittoria in Rome: Men's clothing
At the street number 8, you can visit the boutique of Roberto Biagini and at the 62 Cavatterie Nazionali offers ties made by famous Italian designers.
Via Vittoria in Rome: Children’s clothing
At the street number 52, you may find Zingone, specialized in clothing for children and at the 56 the dealer Neck&Neck.
Via Vittoria in Rome: Shoe shops
At the street number 65 you may find the dealer of handmade shoes Dal Co’.
Via Vittoria in Rome: Jeweller’s shops
At the street number 9 you can find Roberto Coin that offers excellent quality jewels.
Via Vittoria in Rome: Other shops
At the street number 67 the dealer Baby Pratesi offers a wide range of sheets, bathrobes and towels, while at the street number 16 you can see Piero Zuliani that is a good furniture shop.
           
Via Vittoria in Rome: Urban features
In via Vittoria the famous Musical academy Santa Cecilia is located. If you are a musician you can’t miss it moreover here there is one of the most important music library in the world. The academy is in a nineteenth century palace that hosted the convent of Ursoline sisters. At the street number 60 there is a marble memorial tablet, built to celebrate Giuseppe Garibaldi’s Roman stay in via Vittoria, where he received the visit of the king Umberto I.

Via Vittoria in Rome: How to reach
The easiest way to reach via Vittoria is taking the metro, the A line, until Flaminio stop. Once got off, you will find yourself in Piazza del Popolo in front of three street: go through via del Corso and on your left you will see via Vittoria.

View Via Vittoria in a larger map

Print, send by e-mail, recommend in your social networks: share and enjoy
Condividi Tweet