Would imagine when it's cold the same as when it's very hot the street vendors will find shelter one way or another to peddle their goods. Not far from Piazza Navona across the river on the short walk to Castel Sant'Angelo is a collection of covered stalls which appear permanent and we've seen many artworks and other souvenirs available there during our visit.

The Cavelieri by Hilton

December through January 6th (Epiphany)

I have seen prices going anywhere from EUR15 to EUR70. The important part is to not pay the first asked price. They expect the negotiation, so they give you a high first quote. Always beware of scammers and keep your full attention on when in crowds.

Catch a bus back to your hotel. Leave the Piazza by walking about 200 metres, turning: Right onto the Corsica Agonale; Right at the T intersection onto the Piazza Madama which then becomes the Corsica Adel Rinascimento; The Rinascimento N7 Bus Stop is just before the intersection with Via De Canestrari; Board the Linea 70 Urbana Bus for a 15 minute ride; Get off the bus at Viminale (8 stops), just after the National Fountain ; Walk about 300 metres, turning left into Via Del Viminali; Then right into Via Principe Amedeo to your hotel. Enjoy your visit.

Went to the Cafe Domiziano. Touristy but food and service was ok and it was a nice way to watch the world go by with some good buskers, jugglers and the like in the evening. Relax and enjoy!

They are common in Rome. You can find them at Piazza Navona, Pantheon, Piazza d'Espagna, beside Corso street and msny other spots.

Sorry no. We are in Florence now. Hope you can find it.

Sorry...no. I'm sure when you are there, you can ask around and someone will know him.

Na época da primavera e verão, a praça fica sempre cheia de gente! Só vão sair lá pelas 9 da noite!