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The Top 8 Best Christmas Markets In Rome

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Christmas is a special time of year, and Rome is a magnificent city to visit around the holidays. There are plenty of great Christmas markets in Rome, each offering unique festive experiences for locals and tourists alike. From traditional Italian gifts and decorations to local fares like panettone and vin brulé, these markets will surely capture the holiday spirit.

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Christmas is a special time of year, and Rome is a magnificent city to visit around the holidays. There are plenty of great Christmas markets in Rome, each offering unique festive experiences for locals and tourists alike. From traditional Italian gifts and decorations to local fares like panettone and vin brulé, these markets will surely capture the holiday spirit. Here's our list of the top 8 best Christmas markets in Rome that you must check out this season!

1. Piazza Navona Christmas Market

Piazza Navona is one of Rome's most famous squares, and its Christmas market makes it even more magical. Here you can find all the traditional Italian gifts, decorations, and goodies that make the holidays special. Enjoy a hot chocolate or cup of vin brulé while admiring the beautiful sights of this ancient piazza!

2. Campo dei Fiori Christmas Market

The Campo dei Fiori Christmas market is a great spot to find traditional Italian gifts and decorations. Here you can browse through stalls of handmade jewelry, wooden toys, nativity scenes, and much more. Sample some delicious local fare like panettone and torrone while you shop!

3. San Giovanni Market

The San Giovanni market is held in the charming Trastevere neighborhood of Rome, one of the most popular markets in town. Here you will find an array of vendors selling everything from hand-crafted jewelry to locally made Christmas decorations. That is also a great place to pick up unique gifts for friends and family!

4. Porta Portese Market

One of Rome's oldest markets, Porta Portese is the perfect spot to pick up some unique holiday gifts. Here you'll find vintage and antique items, handmade jewelry, and traditional Italian Christmas decorations. This market is held on Sundays, so check out if you're in town!

5. Ponte Sisto Market

The Ponte Sisto market is a great place to shop for traditional Christmas decorations, such as nativity scenes and colorful garlands. It's also a great spot for picking up locally-made jewelry and other artisanal gifts. Sample some delicious regional delicacies while you browse through this festive market!

6. Largo di Torre Argentina Market

Largo di Torre Argentina has been hosting Christmas markets for many years, and this year is no different. Here you can find an array of traditional Italian gifts, from handmade jewelry to nativity scenes. Enjoy a cup of vin brulé while you stroll through the stalls of this charming market!

7. Via del Corso Christmas Market

This vibrant market is located in the heart of Rome's historic center and is the perfect place to pick up some unique holiday gifts. From handmade jewelry to traditional Italian nativity scenes and decorations, there's something here for everyone!

8. Porta San Sebastiano Market

This festive market is held near one of Rome's most iconic monuments, the Porta San Sebastiano. Here you will find an array of vendors selling traditional Italian gifts and decorations perfect for the Christmas season. Enjoy some delicious local fare while you browse through the stalls!

Conclusion

These are just a few of the amazing Christmas markets in Rome this year. Whether you're looking for unique gifts or want to soak up the holiday atmosphere, these markets are sure to have something special. So check them out and make your holidays even more magical!

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Christmas is a special time of year, and Rome is a magnificent city to visit around the holidays. There are plenty of great Christmas markets in Rome , each offering unique festive experiences for locals and tourists alike. From traditional Italian gifts and decorations to local fares like panettone and vin brulé, these markets will surely capture the holiday spirit.

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Coming to Italy or living in Italy for years, the task of finding an amazing guide, list of must-see places, or simply searching for day trips from Rome that are worth your time, capital, energy, and effort have never been easy. We can also say that it’s no less than one of the major difficulties faced by tourists coming to Italy to enhance their limits of adventure and add some unrivaled and unforgettable experiences to their traveling bucket list or to-do list.

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Coming to Italy or living in Italy for years, the task of finding an amazing guide, list of must-see places, or simply searching for day trips from Rome that are worth your time, capital, energy, and effort have never been easy. We can also say that it's no less than one of the major difficulties faced by tourists coming to Italy to enhance their limits of adventure and add some unrivaled and unforgettable experiences to their traveling bucket list or to-do list.

Italy has various beautiful, alluring places to go to and enjoy the most awaited and desired traveling dreams truly with your special ones or in solitude too. Apart from a plethora of exquisite destinations in Italy, Rome stands strong among others and is one of the priority choice for people as a favorite must to visit place to satiate their traveling goals.

Here is the list of the most astounding and gorgeous destinations in The Eternal City Rome, specially curated to ease the visitor's traveling concerns, and provide them with the best destination guide that suits their traveling requirements without compromising their comfort, budget, or any of their expectations. A great selection of the most beautiful places that you would find worth visiting.

ROME'S FEATURED, EXTRAORDINARY PLACES TO ELEVATE YOUR TRAVELING EXPERIENCE.

The Lazio area and its surroundings are home to everything from beaches and lakes to castles and medieval towns. Rome, which is only a few hours from the city, is the ideal starting point for exploring some of the best places Italy has to offer. Whether your idea of the ideal weekend involves hiking with panoramic views, touring historical sites, churches, and castles, indulging in a leisurely meal in a typical osteria, or getting lost wandering through charming cobblestone streets, One of these weekend getaways and road trips from Rome is certain to prompt a relaxing retreat.

As a frequent or infrequent traveler, you may or may not want to visit places that broaden your horizons. But You probably strive with all your zeal to feel and be in the present moment and color yourself in the true colors of traveling joy and fun while taking yourself proximity to travel. Consider these places in Rome to visit and make your day trips from Rome more fulfilling, enticing, and adventurous.

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THE ULTIMATE GUIDE FOR YOUR AMAZING DAY TRIPS FROM ROME

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Rome is one of the most visited cities in the world, and for a good reason. The Eternal City is a sprawling metropolis with breathtaking monuments, art, culture, and cuisine. But if you're looking for something beyond Rome's boundaries, there are plenty of options for day trips from Rome and weekend getaway from Rome that can be taken over ten days or less.

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Romeing - A Complete Guide To Rome’s Ciampino Airport.

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Ciampino Airport (CIA) is the second airport in Rome in terms of size and flight traffic. This is because Ciampino only services low-cost airlines and short range flights in Europe, while Fiumicino is the main Rome international airport with four terminals. Formerly a military airport, Ciampino’s official name is Aeroporto G.B. Pastine, but its airport code is CIA and it is always referred to as Ciampino Airport.

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What to expect at Rome's Ciampino Airport (CIA)

Rome has two airports: Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA). Ciampino Airport is the closest airport to Rome's city center, only 15km away, while the Leonardo Da Vinci Airport (a.k.a. Fiumicino) is 35km southwest from the center. The main airport in Rome, Fiumicino, offers a much better flying experience in terms of shopping and dining options, Ciampino has its perks as well. Here's everything you need to know about Rome's Ciampino airport, from how to get there, what to eat, wi-fi, where to shop and much more.

Overview of Ciampino Airport

Ciampino Airport (CIA) is the second airport in Rome in terms of size and flight traffic. This is because Ciampino only services low-cost airlines and short range flights in Europe, while Fiumicino is the main Rome international airport with four terminals. Formerly a military airport, Ciampino's official name is Aeroporto G.B. Pastine, but its airport code is CIA and it is always referred to as Ciampino Airport.

Ciampino only has one departure/arrivals terminal and 16 gates: gates A1 to A8 for Schengen flights and gates B1 to B8 for non-Schengen flights, which require passport control. Please note that once you go through the passport control, you won't find any shops or restaurants in gates B1 to B8. We recommend you don't enter this area until you're ready to board. Ciampino airport is open every day from 4.30am till 12am.

*We recommend you arrive to Ciampino airport at least one hour before scheduled boarding time.

How to get to Rome Ciampino Airport

While Ciampino Airport is closer to the city center in comparison to Fiumicino Airport, it is more difficult to reach Ciampino with public transportation.

There are no direct trains to CIA Airport, but you can book a train to Ciampino (not the airport) and then take a bus to the airport. Other options include bus services that depart from Termini Station in Rome and take you to Ciampino Airport for just €5.80 or €6, we recommend either Terravision or SITbusshuttle. You can purchase your tickets online.

The best option, however, is going by taxi or private airport transfer, taking only around 35 minutes. The fixed taxi rate of €30 to and from Ciampino Airport to the city center is a great deal. Please note that if you're not in the city center, the meter will be running and the fixed taxi rate of €30 won't apply.
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Check-in and Security

Ciampino is a very small airport. As soon as you enter the airport, you will see the check-in desks and the security line. As CIA Airport operate low-cost airlines, we recommend you print your boarding pass at home in order to avoid paying an extra fee. Or better yet, use the electronic boarding pass! The security check at Ciampino is very thorough, however, since there are less people that busier airports, it moves faster in comparison to others.

Free Wi-Fi

Free Wi-Fi is still an issue for many travellers as the majority of airports are still reluctant to provide the service without an added cost. Thankfully, passengers at Ciampino Airport can access WiFi for free throughout Ciampino by simply choosing the "Airport Free Wi-Fi" network.
How to connect:

Turn on your Wi-Fi-enabled device

Select the "AIRPORT FREE WIFI" network

Launch your browser

You will be automatically redirected to the welcome page

Follow the network access instructions

Shopping

While Ciampino has improved over the years, it doesn't offer a wide variety of shopping options, especially since it's a very small airport (formerly a military airport). You will find:

1. Duty Free Store: Aelia Duty Free store selling perfumes, cosmetics, alcohol, tobacco, gastronomic products, local specialities, an assortment of confectionery, fashion accessories, souvenirs and more

2. Currency Exchange: two Best & Fast Change currency exchanges, one inside the departures terminal and the other at the arrivals terminal

3. Jewellery and watches: Barbieri

4. Travel agency: Punto nel Mondo

5. Health & Beauty: the small pharmacy Sanifarma store

6. Baggage Wrapping: Truestar Securebag

7. Bookshop & Newspaper: two WHSmith shops

Eating

Don't expect to find lots of variety at Ciampino airport in terms of food and drink. However, the selection isn't bad:

1. Bar & Snack - Chef Express: a small caffetteria where you can grab a coffe, a croissant, a panino and other snacks.

2. Cioccolati Italiani: they have delicious ice cream as well as Italian chocolates!

3. Mokà - Rosso Sapore: if you get a pizza craving or want some last-minute Italian cuisine

4. Mokà: small caffetteria where you can have coffee and snacks

Business Lounges

While there are no passenger lounges at Ciampino Airport, if you need to have a business meeting, Ciampino allows you to reserve a business lounge. There are two lounges: Corradino D'Ascanio and Umberto Nobile lounges. Inside these lounges you will find:

Free Wi-Fi

PC connection

Catering service (welcome coffee - coffee break - aperitif - lunch -buffet)

Telephone line

Paid reserved parking

Photocopy and fax machine and printer (on request)

To book your business lounge you should email meetingroomscia@adr.it

For more information contact the General Aviation Welcome Desk on (+39)0665959390

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Rome has two airports: Fiumicino (FCO) and Ciampino (CIA). Ciampino Airport is the closest airport to Rome's city center, only 15km away, while the Leonardo Da Vinci Airport (a.k.a. Fiumicino) is 35km southwest from the center. The main airport in Rome, Fiumicino, offers a much better flying experience in terms of shopping and dining options, Ciampino has its perks as well.

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This the season to be jolly, and here in Rome jolly doesn’t even begin to explain the level of yuletide cheer and spirit you’ll feel after completing our top ten list of Christmas must-do’s.

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What to do in Rome at Christmas

'Tis the season to be jolly, and here doesn't even begin to explain the level of yuletide cheer and spirit you'll feel after completing our top ten list of in Rome Christmas must-do's.
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Le Levain, Via Luigi Santini 22/23 Antico Forno Roscioli, Via dei Chiavari 34 Bompiani, Largo Bompiani 8 Gruè, viale Regina Margherita 95/99 Panificio Bonci, via Trionfale 34/36 Cresci, Via Alcide de Gasperi, 11-17 Romoli, Viale Eritrea, 142
Christmas Trees in Rome

Nothing says Christmas like Christmas trees, and nothing says Christmas in Rome like the mother of all Christmas Trees located in Saint Peter's square. This year the Christmas tree comes from Rosello, a city situated in Abruzzo. The inauguration of the tree will take place on December 3th at 5pm. Another iconic Christmas tree in Rome is the one that will be set up in Piazza Venezia, a zero-cost tree, connected to a photovoltaic system, sponsored by Acea, the leading operator in the water sector in Italy. A third tree is located in Piazza di Spagna where the Bulgari maison has installed a beautiful Christmas tree consisting of 47,500 low-energy LED micro-lamps. And finally, in Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina there will be a completely red Christmas tree, wanted by the Piazza San Lorenzo in Lucina Association, made of completely recycled material and with low-consumption LED lights.

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Christmas World, Villa Borghese Christmas Village, Via della Batteria di Porta Furba, 29 Luneur, Via delle Tre Fontane, 100 Ice Christmas, Piazzale Maresciallo Diaz Cinecittà World
Indulge in Panettone or Pandoro

By now you have probably noticed the colorful boxes of large round cake-bread stacked in every available corner of Rome's supermarkets, pasticcerie, and even the local "cinese." Although it is considered perfectly acceptable by Italian standards to go hard on the panettone or pandoro of your choice before, during and after Christmas, be advised: not all panettone and pandoro were created equal. Here are some of the best places to purchase pandoro and panettone in Rome:

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Go Ice Skating
Colonnato di Piazza San Pietro
Don't act so surprised, Rome has its fair share of festive holiday rinks for ice skating, even if the weather in December is rarely close to freezing. Rome's Christmas ice skating rinks are usually in the following locations:

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See some Nativity Scenes

Christmas wouldn't be complete without the star of the show (Baby Jesus that is, not Santa Claus). To get your fill of nativity scenes for a lifetime, check out the 100 Presepi in Vaticano, the most traditional Christmas exhibition in Rome, or peek into the major churches to see the various forms of Christmas Nativities.

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Also at Parco Da Vinci will be the world-famous Neapolitan nativity scenes: from Nov. 25 until Jan. 8, the social promotion association "Le Botteghe di San Gregorio Armeno" will create a faithful reproduction of the most characteristic street in the Neapolitan capital inside the park.

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Incanto di Luci at The Botanical Garden

The first Italian edition of the sensory exhibition entitled Incanto di Luci (Enchantment of Lights) will take place at Rome's Botanical Garden. The works of the famous light designer Andreas Boehlke will fill this urban Eden, accompanied by the music of the composer Burkhard Fincke: it will be possible to walk 1.5 km among light installations and thousands of LED lights that will adorn the garden's splendid plants and century-old trees.

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Botanical Garden of Rome

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Christmas World at Villa Borghese

Villa Borghese, specifically the Galoppatoio area, will be coloured in with Christmas magic this year, thanks to the event Christmas World, which was held at the Auditorium last year. From December 3th to January 8th, you can live an immersive experience which will let you travel through the Christmas atmosphere of the world. The monuments of the most iconic cities such as Rome, London, Paris will be protagonists of this exhibition, handcrafted by the most appreciated international artists in the sector. Together with the main attractions of these cities, also the most typical local markets have been reproduced, such as Portobello in London, selling handicraft objects and delicious food. There will be movie-set-like installations, various games, shows, photo opportunities, a toy factory run by Santa's helpers, a safari area, with a luminous zoo, where children can dress up as explorers, and finally a skating rink, for the young and the older.

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Auditorium Parco della Musica
Villa Borghese
entry fee €15

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Gospel festival

One of the best ways to spread some holiday cheer is through music. However, for those of us who were not given the gift of song, caroling is out of the question, nor would we suggest caroling around Rome for that matter. Thankfully, the Gospel Festival hosts a series of holiday concerts guaranteed to lift your spirits.

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Concerts & Masses in Churches

See above. Music = Merriment and Holiday cheer. Attend a free concert in one of the beautiful churches throughout Rome.

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Palazzo Fendi Via del Governo Vecchio Via del Corso Via del Boschetto & Via Urbana
Wander Around a Christmas Market
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Christmas markets in Rome have always been part of the holiday fun, and they always bring in a certain joy during this time of year. You have the possibility to choose between a wide range of options: from Italian craft to vintage clothing, from Christmas food classics to Japanese decor, discover all the Christmas markets in the city!

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Holiday Passeggiata & Christmas Lights

It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas, especially in the winding vicolos and side streets decked with twinkling lights and glowing orbs hung above. Take a stroll down these decorated stradas and admire the Christmas lights, taking in the festive holiday vibes. While you're at it, try the chestnuts roasting on an open fire...

Piazza Venezia

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Catch a Christmas play or concert

This year the Natale all'Auditorium Festival offers a rich calendar of shows and concerts. The program includes different music concerts, together with the traditional Roma Gospel Festival, one of the most important gospel events in Europe, featuring some of the best voices from the United States. A musical journey that will last more than one month, crossing various places and genres, from classical to jazz, to indie and more.

The Teatro dell'Opera di Roma offers many spectacles during the month of December. They start with the new production of Poulenc's Dialogues des Carmélites(27 Nov-6 Dec), staged under the direction of Michele Mariotti and Emma Dante. Then, the ballet Don Quixote (18-31 Dec), with choreography by Laurent Hilaire, which opens the ballet season with vivacity, gaiety and romanticism.
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With a new production by Fabrizio di Fiore Entertainment for the Roma City Ballet Company, the Teatro Olimpico plunges into a wonderful dream in the world of fairy tales, where the Nutcracker Prince and the Sugarplum Fairy lead us into a fairytale kingdom of toys that become animated characters, princes and princesses in the classic ballet: The Nutcracker, from 8 to 11 December.

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What's closed in Rome at Christmas

Rome during Christmas time follows normal opening hours (actually many shops have extended hours till January 6th) except on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, Santo Stefano (the 26th of December) and New Year's Day.

The Vatican Museums will be closed on December 26th, while on the 24th and 31st they will be open until 3.30pm (last entrance 1.30pm). The Colosseum Archeological Park and the Borghese Gallery will be closed on December 25th and January 1st.

As far as restaurants are concerned, many will be closed on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day (but not all, you'll find many restaurants offering delicious Christmas Eve and Christmas Day menus, especially in the centro storico). While on New Year's Eve restaurants are always open - but you should book in advance.

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Our specially curated list to guide you for your amazing day trips from Rome

Coming to Italy or living in Italy for years, the task of finding an amazing guide, list of must-see places, or simply searching for day trips from Rome that are worth your time, capital, energy, and effort have never been easy. We can also say that it's no less than one of the major difficulties faced by tourists coming to Italy to enhance their limits of adventure and add some unrivaled and unforgettable experiences to their traveling bucket list or to-do list. Italy has various beautiful, alluring places to go to and enjoy the most awaited and desired traveling dreams truly with your special ones or in solitude too. Apart from a plethora of exquisite destinations in Italy, Rome stands strong among others and is one of the strong contenders for being people's first choice or favorite place to visit for their traveling needs.

Here is the list of the most astounding and gorgeous destinations in Rome, specially curated to ease the visitor's traveling concerns, and provide them with the best destination guide that suits their traveling requirements without compromising their comfort, budget, or any of their expectations. A great selection of the number of places that you would find worth visiting.

Rome's featured, extraordinary places to elevate your traveling experience.

The Lazio area and its surroundings are home to everything from beaches and lakes to castles and medieval towns. Rome, which is only a few hours from the city, is the ideal starting point for exploring some of the best places Italy has to offer. whether your idea of the ideal weekend involves hiking with panoramic views, touring historical sites, churches, and castles, indulging in a leisurely meal in a typical osteria, or getting lost wandering through charming cobblestone streets, One of these weekend getaways and road trips from Rome is certain to prompt a relaxing retreat.

As a frequent or infrequent traveler, you may or may not want to visit places that broaden your horizons. But You probably strive with all your zeal to feel and be in the present moment and color yourself in the true colors of traveling joy and fun while taking yourself proximity to travel. Consider these places in Rome to visit and make your day trips from Rome more fulfilling, enticing, and adventurous.

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