Rome, Italy
Campo de' Fiori

A historic square whose name means "field of flowers," home to a lively daily market since the nineteenth century. A brooding statue of the philosopher Giordano Bruno, burned here in 1600, marks the centre of this old place of trade and execution.
What the app adds
Roots Earth has a longer story for Campo de' Fiori, with a choice of female or male voice. Download the city audio to listen offline. No account is needed.
Location
Coordinates: 41.89556, 12.47222