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Via del Boschetto

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Kokoro (via del Boschetto, 75).A perfect boutique that sells all handmade clothes for ladies at a reasonable price. You can find many pieces of clothing in different designs. The shop assistants will also help style you in these colorful funky pieces.
Kokoro (via del Boschetto, 75). A perfect boutique that sells all handmade clothes for ladies at a reasonable price. You can find many pieces of clothing in different designs. The shop assistants will also help style you in these colorful funky pieces.
Via del Boschetto
L'Arte del caffè ''Er Baretto' (Via del Boschetto 132).This outdoor café is a blessing for coffee and cappuccino lovers. The café has an extensive menu of various types of coffee and chocolate drinks available. Definitely spoilt for choice here.
L'Arte del caffè ''Er Baretto' (Via del Boschetto 132). This outdoor café is a blessing for coffee and cappuccino lovers. The café has an extensive menu of various types of coffee and chocolate drinks available. Definitely spoilt for choice here.
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Via del Boschetto
Via del Boschetto
Via del Boschetto
For a true vintage look, head to Flamingo. With a variety of style and brands, there’s something for everyone looking for high quality vintage couture.
For a true vintage look, head to Flamingo. With a variety of style and brands, there’s something for everyone looking for high quality vintage couture.
Le Nou (Via del Boschetto, 11). This cute little boutique features all types of clothing for both kids and adults ranging from blouses, tops, pants and dresses all designed and sewn in the shop. A simple straight-cut black dress will cost about €40 and there is no extra charge if you decide to alter the dress to fit you accordingly.
Le Nou (Via del Boschetto, 11). This cute little boutique features all types of clothing for both kids and adults ranging from blouses, tops, pants and dresses all designed and sewn in the shop. A simple straight-cut black dress will cost about €40 and there is no extra charge if you decide to alter the dress to fit you accordingly.
Civico 4. Located at the corner of Via degli Zingari and Via del Boschetto, this chic and quaint café is perfect for a cocktail or a light meal. The bar stools and street counters set the perfect ambiance for nibbling and people watching.
Civico 4. Located at the corner of Via degli Zingari and Via del Boschetto, this chic and quaint café is perfect for a cocktail or a light meal. The bar stools and street counters set the perfect ambiance for nibbling and people watching.
King Size (Via del Boschetto 94).A heaven for vintage fashion, you can find jeans dating back from the 70’s in this store. The racks are crammed with clothes to preserve the authenticity of the store’s ‘look’, making browsing more fun because you’ll never know what hidden gem you may find. There are two shops located in this area (on Via Leonina 78/79), which are both located on the stretch of the same street.
King Size (Via del Boschetto 94). A heaven for vintage fashion, you can find jeans dating back from the 70’s in this store. The racks are crammed with clothes to preserve the authenticity of the store’s ‘look’, making browsing more fun because you’ll never know what hidden gem you may find. There are two shops located in this area (on Via Leonina 78/79), which are both located on the stretch of the same street.
Via del Boschetto
Individuals (via del Boschetto, 76).Planning on heading to the beach? Stop by this shop if you’re looking for a made in Italy product with a touch of French silk. Designed by Carlo Galli, his creations are all hand cut and limited edition.
Individuals (via del Boschetto, 76). Planning on heading to the beach? Stop by this shop if you’re looking for a made in Italy product with a touch of French silk. Designed by Carlo Galli, his creations are all hand cut and limited edition.
Mind Store (via del Boschetto, 108A).Owned by brothers, Giorgio and Valerio Giglietti, the rings are all made and designed by these gentlemen themselves. Take your time to examine and appreciate the work and detail that has been put into their designs. This shop will blow your ‘mind’!
Mind Store (via del Boschetto, 108A). Owned by brothers, Giorgio and Valerio Giglietti, the rings are all made and designed by these gentlemen themselves. Take your time to examine and appreciate the work and detail that has been put into their designs. This shop will blow your ‘mind’!
Gelateria dell'Angeletto
Gelateria dell'Angeletto
Ashanti Gallery (Via del Boschetto, 117). This exhibition space offers a treasure trove of paintings, jewellery design and various other initiatives. It is run by a young and enterprising group of collaborators overseen by owner Raffaele Cinzio.
Ashanti Gallery (Via del Boschetto, 117). This exhibition space offers a treasure trove of paintings, jewellery design and various other initiatives. It is run by a young and enterprising group of collaborators overseen by owner Raffaele Cinzio.
Kokoro (via del Boschetto, 75). A perfect boutique that sells all handmade clothes for ladies at a reasonable price. You can find many pieces of clothing in different designs. The shop assistants will also help style you in these colorful funky pieces.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
L'Arte del caffè ''Er Baretto' (Via del Boschetto 132). This outdoor café is a blessing for coffee and cappuccino lovers. The café has an extensive menu of various types of coffee and chocolate drinks available. Definitely spoilt for choice here.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Radiation Records, located in Pigneto (Circonvallazione Casilina) and Monti (Via del Boschetto), is one of the oldest vinyl and record store in Rome.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
For a true vintage look, head to Flamingo. With a variety of style and brands, there’s something for everyone looking for high quality vintage couture.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Le Nou (Via del Boschetto, 11). This cute little boutique features all types of clothing for both kids and adults ranging from blouses, tops, pants and dresses all designed and sewn in the shop. A simple straight-cut black dress will cost about €40 and there is no extra charge if you decide to alter the dress to fit you accordingly.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Civico 4. Located at the corner of Via degli Zingari and Via del Boschetto, this chic and quaint café is perfect for a cocktail or a light meal. The bar stools and street counters set the perfect ambiance for nibbling and people watching.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
King Size (Via del Boschetto 94). A heaven for vintage fashion, you can find jeans dating back from the 70’s in this store. The racks are crammed with clothes to preserve the authenticity of the store’s ‘look’, making browsing more fun because you’ll never know what hidden gem you may find. There are two shops located in this area (on Via Leonina 78/79), which are both located on the stretch of the same street.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Individuals (via del Boschetto, 76). Planning on heading to the beach? Stop by this shop if you’re looking for a made in Italy product with a touch of French silk. Designed by Carlo Galli, his creations are all hand cut and limited edition.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Mind Store (via del Boschetto, 108A). Owned by brothers, Giorgio and Valerio Giglietti, the rings are all made and designed by these gentlemen themselves. Take your time to examine and appreciate the work and detail that has been put into their designs. This shop will blow your ‘mind’!
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Gelateria dell'Angeletto
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto
Ashanti Gallery (Via del Boschetto, 117). This exhibition space offers a treasure trove of paintings, jewellery design and various other initiatives. It is run by a young and enterprising group of collaborators overseen by owner Raffaele Cinzio.
Streets of Rome: Via del Boschetto

Via del Boschetto, Roma, Lazio, Italia

Situated in the heart of Rome’s hippest neighborhood, Monti, Via del Boschetto houses an array of cafés and vintage shops catering to both the young and the old. As a part of the ancient neighborhood the street itself has a rich history dating back to almost 3000 years ago. The street ‘Via del Boschetto’ (“boschetto” means “little wood”) was named after Cardinal Gozanga’s efforts to plant little elms, vineyards and gardens around the church of Sant’Agata dei Goti in the 15th century.

Via del Boschetto begins at the corner of Via degli Zingari and ends at Via Nazionale. It is a treasure trove for vintage and handicraft lovers alike, one may discover a diverse collection of old school handbags, retro shoes and clothing as well as handmade accessories and jewelry along the way. If lucky, one may walk into one of the boutiques and meet the designers themselves at work!

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  • Although I will not be travelling to Rome until June 2014 due to commitments that cannot be put off. I am already researching sites I missed last time. I love Rome the sounds the smells and the people, each time I return it is like coming home . I could easily settle there no problem

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