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TimetableStores are generally open from 10am to 1pm and from 4pm to 7:30pm. However, in tourist areas, most don't close in the afternoon, and are even open on Sundays. Supermarkets, meanwhile, are generally open every day of the week, and some even 24 hours a day.
Budget & TipsFrom luxury to bargain, Rome has it all! For luxury boutiques: piazza di Spagna, via Condotti, via Frattina and via Borgognona. For ready-to-wear: via del Corso, via Appia Nuova or via Tuscolana (metro Lucio Sestio). For those looking for designer labels at discount prices: Castel Romano Outlet outside Rome. For thrift shops, our favorite is the Porta Portese market, on Sunday mornings in the Trastevere district.
SalesSale dates are decided by region in Italy. As in France, there are two main periods: winter (early January for almost 2 months) and summer (early July).
What's very localAnd, of course, the culinary delights: pecorino romano (a sheep's milk cheese), coffee bought from a roaster(https://santeustachioilcaffe.com/), Castelli Romani wine or porchetta, the typical Lazio pork.
Tourist trapsMany counterfeit products are sold in tourist streets and markets: be on the lookout.