Has a good selection of English language books for purchase. (And for that matter, a good selection…read morein many other European languages.)

When stuck in Termini Station and looking for things to do, I suggest popping in here for a book…read more An excellent selection of books for readers of any language and you can easily find something to occupy your time while waiting for your train. With two floors and lots to peruse, don't get too wrapped up or you'll miss the train you're here to catch. You won't find comfy chairs or places to sit while browsing, and the aisles can be tight for those toting luggage, but those negatives didn't detract enough to dissuade me from spending time here. Prices are full retail so there are not a lot of bargains to be found, but when killing time in Termini Station I'd be hard pressed for a better way to do so.

Loved this bookstore so much! First and foremost Edoardo is so kind and so was everyone else I met…read morethere! If you're into anything from history of cultures to yoga and meditation to all things religion and spiritual this is the place to go. You can easily get lost in all of the options. I also ran across titles I haven't seen anywhere else. They even had tarot and pendulums. I will definitely be going back!

Beautiful book store! Full of charm and feels like it is full of new and old friends waiting for…read moreyou to take them home! One of the nicest stores we popped into in Rome; a sanctuary tucked away in a side street.

REVIEW FOR MOSTLY CHILDREN ITEM RELATED…read more This is where you can find books written in Italian or English. Staff can only speak very limited English. There was no staff in the children area to ask me if I needed any help but they do that other areas with info stands. I was on a budget. The books I bought mostly cost about $1.2- $4 per Italian written book. Some were sets so that how I was able pay under $3. I bought about 40 books here for age 0-3. I love that they had a good select of children books. They had over 20 children books with CDs but those cost $10+ each. But I was disappointed in their return policy. I was able to find somewhere I can buy lots of children books for only $3 for books that retail price is up to $15 so I decided to try to return some that I bought here. I didn't notice a sign like in the U.S about the policy. But it turn out that there policy is that you can only exchange and it needs to be a book for book or cd for cd. I was also disappointed that there was no promotions going on. Not sure if they just aren't into giving promotions in Italy. They only offered a discount for only a few children books. The children area didn't have any used books or toys for the kids to play with like others I've been to in other countries. It has 3 floors but only a section on the lower floor has a children area which included toys. It has stationary, adult books, DVDs, CDs. They have an elevator but no toliet (banjo) or cafe inside. This place closed at 8:30pm which was nice.

Lots of books, frequents discounts, places where to seat and explore a book, helpful staff with…read moreones researches.

We were in Rome last week and the main objective of my 5 YO was to get a toy. We stumbled upon…read moreCitta del Sole and my kid was on a mission. The selection is really diverse. They have a downstairs area for toys that would appeal to older kids. I loved the amount of gardening related toys which I could only admire, but not take home with me. The staff were very helpful and knowledgeable about the products. I manages to get some nice 3D paper puzzles for my niece, nephew, and my kid's friend. This place is great! There are prices for every budget.