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Unique Souvenirs in Rome One of most people’s favorite moments when traveling is choosing what souvenirs to bring home. Having a physical reminder of your trip other than pictures and memories makes the whole thing even sweeter to remember. However, finding unique souvenirs in Rome can be a challenge. Sure, there are plenty of stores all around the city crawling with tiny Colosseums and magnets showing glimpses of Rome. Though, most of the items sold are the result of a mass production. Of course, we don’t mean to bash those products; after all, they’re cheap and still make a good scene. We just believe that in a city such as Rome you might want something more unique. These suggestions are for the ones who don’t mind spending a bit more on something that is hand-made and that will make a great impression inside your house. Souvenirs in Rome: Bartolucci Founded in 1936 in Central Italy, Bartolucci is to this today a family-owned series of stores scattered around Italy and the world. Their specialty is working with wood, and everything they make is made in Italy with materials from Italy. They mostly sell Pinocchio’s puppets, but also clocks, music boxes, and so on. If you’re lucky, you’ll find Mr. Bartolucci busy carving wood in front of his customers. The final products they sell are mesmerizing and, even though they might seem for children at first glance, there are plenty of marvelous objects for adults as well! Located close to the Trevi Fountain, on Via dei Pastini 98, this shop is a must-see during your search for souvenirs in Rome. Souvenirs in Rome: Eataly Would it really be a trip to Rome without bringing food home? That’s right! That’s the main reason why we wanted to include a place that sells typical