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Local Life
» Piazzas The restaurants on Piazza Navona and Piazza Rotonda attract a touristy
crowd while Campo de' Fiori pulls in boozing students. Locals head to places in the
quieter back streets.
» Shopping Strips Browse retro fashions and second-hand threads on Via del Governo
Vecchio; Via dei Giubbonari is good for frocks and heels.
» Aperitif Young Romans love to meet over an evening aperitivo in the bars around
Piazza Navona.
Getting There & Away
» Bus The best way to access the centro storico . A whole fleet serves the area from
Termini, including Nos 40 and 64, which both stop at Largo di Torre Argentina and con-
tinue down Corso Vittorio Emanuele II. From Barberini metro station, bus 116 stops at
Corso del Rinascimento (for Piazza Navona), Piazza Farnese and Via Giulia.
» Metro There are no metro stations in the neighbourhood but it's within walking dis-
tance of Barberini, Spagna and Flaminio stations, all on line A.
» Tram No 8 connects Largo di Torre Argentina with Trastevere.
 
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